PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours in Portland. The ones worth your time, with what each costs, how long it runs and who to book through.
Guided Portland donut walk with tastings at top shops, including Voodoo, plus downtown landmarks. About 2 hours, $69 per person.
Most Popular“Kayla was a good guide. Our problem was it was not worth $70/person and why were museums listed with free admission? We didn’t go in any. Tour over in 1 1/2 hours. Has nothing to do with Kayla just the tour itself.”
Portland’s downtown food walk with 6 generous tastings, local stories, and a surprise secret dish plus a gluten- and dairy-free pie.
“A few years ago, I was in portland with my family and we had booked this tour. Unfortunately, I was ill the day of this tour and had to head back to my hotel after the first stop. Fast forward a couple years and I'm back in portland solo and I knew I had to…”
A small-group downtown Portland food crawl with street carts, Thai and Chinese classics, chocolate, and a guide like David.
“This trip should be priced at $250- if you went to breakfast and lunch and had snacks you would spend well over $120- David made the city come to life- he’s with the price of the tour alone”
A 2-hour Portland walking food tour with skip-the-line donuts, local storytelling, waterfront history, and six tastings plus coffee or water.
“Renee was great interesting history learned a lot. Good amount of food. Nice variety of donuts. Thank you”
Portland’s top food-cart stops in 3 hours: Cartopia, Hawthorne Asylum, Goat Blocks, 6–7 dishes, all drinks included, small group.
“Herb made us count. This was my 8th food tour. This one stands out for a couple of reasons. Michelle, the owner of the company, worked individually with me to make the tour work for me. Herb took us to multiple places. The food he presented was varied, unexpected and always tasty. We had about…”
Explore Portland’s Shanghai Tunnels on a guided walk, hear about ghost Nina, then taste Portland craft beer at Old Town Pizza. 1.5 hrs.
“Guide did a good job giving us local history, and she spoke loud enough for all to hear easily. Beer tasting underground was a nice touch.”
Small-group Willamette Valley wine tasting from Portland with safe driver-led transport, three winery stops, and expert commentary.
“My husband and I had a great experience on this wine tour. We went to 3 different wineries and had 5 samples of wine at each. The tour guides were knowledgeable and a lot of fun! If you love wine and want to learn more about Oregon’s wine country definitely take this tour!”
Small group Willamette Valley wine tour from Portland with tastings included at 3 wineries, guided stops, and comfortable 4x4 Mercedes transport.
“We visited one big and two boutique wineries. Selection of wines are excellent. Our guide Shahn is very knowledgeable and helpful.”
Small-group 3-hour Portland food crawl with tastings, lunch, drinks, odd NW stops, and a Salt & Straw finish.
“Really great tour with wonderful food and interesting locations! One of the best food tours we’ve taken.”
Portland bike-and-food-cart tour with local stories, helmeted rides, and included samples at multiple pods for $95 in 3.5 hours.
“Amazing, organic experience and connection. Garteful for Kelly our tour guide! Thank you for tour!!!”
A small-group Portland beer tour hitting 3 breweries in 2.5 hours with minibus transit, guided tastings, snacks, and behind-the-scenes stops.
“Easily a 5 star experience- Jeff was a great lead. He offered a great mix of Portland history, beer and sprits knowledge, and local tips. Highly recommended!”
A 3-hour Portland food cart walk from Pioneer Courthouse Square, with local stories, comedian-style guiding, and included tastings.
“This was a fantastic tour run by a funny, engaging plucky local. His passion for food and the food scene in Portland radiates throughout the tour. He takes you to the best food trucks and shows you what is special about them. He partners with one of the best chocolate shops I have visited in…”
3-hour Portland tour with 5–7 food carts, global bites, and craft beer. Walk Central Eastside with a guide. Finish at Goat Blocks.
“Absolutely wonderful! And Herb was fantastic!”
A small-group Mississippi District brunch walk with a local guide, food cart culture, and tasty stops that add up to a full meal.
“Our guide Sherry was fantastic. We had the best time and the various samples were spot on. Portland is definitely a great place and this tour will not disappoint.”
Taste Portland’s food-cart story on a 4-hour Eastside bike tour with a helmeted ride, 4 pod stops, coffee, and plenty of samples.
“My tour was a lot of fun! I am visiting from Switzerland and this was a great opportunity to get to know Southeast Portland and meet new people. Micheal did such a good job leading the group and told us a lot about Portland. The bike tour went through some nice streets and the food…”
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