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Portland’s best days out.
The 4 most popular dessert tours in Portland. The ones worth your time, with what each costs, how long it runs and who to book through.
A relaxed 2-hour Portland walk to 4 ice cream shops, sampling every flavor and getting four included scoops. $60.
Most Popular“Beau was super patient with us and gave great flavor recommendations. Thank you for going at our pace (slow). It was a delicious and fun tour!”
Portland chocolate and coffee walking tour with Belgian-style tastings, local coffee stops, and a wine pairing in small groups for $69.
“The chocolates we tasted at Azar Indulgences we’re pretty good, although I was not a big fun of the chocolate drink (too rich and thick). We all wished we tasted more chocolates instead of drinks in the other places we visited. The last stop, a supermarket with one aisle devoted to chocolates was a total…”
Portland coffee, donut, and chocolate tour with a small group, food carts, and local history, starting at Never Coffee and ending at Powell’s.
“This was a thoroughly engrossing experience. Only time I took out my phone was to take pictures of the amazing architecture and scrumptious food/beverages. Our guide Dylan had a mind boogling breadth and depth of the local history of Portland as well as of Oregon including that of laws and the local first peoples.”
A 2-hour guided Portland walk with 12+ ice cream tastings across four parlors, including vegan options, with a fun, well-paced route.
“Ian was a good guide who knows his ice cream (and there was LOTS of ice cream to taste!!). Fun area of Portland to walk through.”
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