PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 15 most popular food 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“We were the only people on the tour and had a great time! We brought a lot of leftover donuts home to share!”
Portland’s downtown food walk with 6 generous tastings, local stories, and a surprise secret dish plus a gluten- and dairy-free pie.
“Pace yourself there is plenty of food! The guide gives history about Portland as well as the food. Definitely will walk but time to enjoy the food and company. Even our picky eater enjoyed this!”
A small-group downtown Portland food crawl with street carts, Thai and Chinese classics, chocolate, and a guide like David.
“We had such a blast with David on our food tour! He was so knowledgeable about the area and history, and what really struck us were his genuine relationships with each of the restaurant/food truck owners we visited. He knew their stories and really put a nice personal element onto the visits. We tasted a…”
A 2-hour Portland walking food tour with skip-the-line donuts, local storytelling, waterfront history, and six tastings plus coffee or water.
“This was fun mainly because it’s different than most food tours. Renee was knowledgeable and friendly and was able to answer any questions. Prepare to walk on cobblestone and uneven streets.”
Portland’s top food-cart stops in 3 hours: Cartopia, Hawthorne Asylum, Goat Blocks, 6–7 dishes, all drinks included, small group.
“This was the best food walking tour I have ever been on. Herb, our guide, was exceptional. His knowledge of Portland and of its food cart/pod scene was above and beyond other guides. He made this a great experience for our group. The food was amazing, the stops were fabulous and the discussions were very…”
Small-group 3-hour Portland food crawl with tastings, lunch, drinks, odd NW stops, and a Salt & Straw finish.
“Really good! Angie was great. Learned a lot about Portland and had some great food!!!! Great variety and loved the history”
Portland bike-and-food-cart tour with local stories, helmeted rides, and included samples at multiple pods for $95 in 3.5 hours.
“Great way to spend Mother’s Day…3 moms riding 6.5 miles on a beautiful day in a new city, enjoying a variety of great food. We loved how our guide Kelley incorporated honest and empowering insight into the tour on the food, Portland culture and neighborhoods, biketivism, and representation. Loved being able to experience the best…”
Half-day Portland foodie ride by bike or e-bike with coffee, Cartopia food carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream plus local guide stories.
“Taylor was knowledgeable and fun. The cycle shop also serve the community their space is in. Very friendly and routes that showed you hidden treasures historical and current of Portland”
A 3-hour Portland food cart walk from Pioneer Courthouse Square, with local stories, comedian-style guiding, and included tastings.
“Awesome tour! David is an excellent guide—knowledgeable, interesting, funny! Our group really enjoyed it.”
3-hour Portland tour with 5–7 food carts, global bites, and craft beer. Walk Central Eastside with a guide. Finish at Goat Blocks.
“Michelle was wonderful!”
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.
“Amazing to bike thru the streets of Portland. The food selected by our guide was diverse and delicious. Best part was our guide Kelly. Fun, knowledgeable, and thoughtful. It was like hanging out with one of our friends as we biked and ate our way in Portland!”
Alberta Arts District food walk with murals, art stops, tastings, and Oregon wine—about 3.25 hours in a small group.
“Wow. Terribly run business.”
A 3-hour small-group Portland walking food tour through Pioneer Square and the Pearl District, with history, tasty tastings, and local guides.
“We enjoyed our tour with Madison very much. She was knowledgable and personal. The food was delicious and all waddled around Portland after our tour.”
Guided Mississippi Avenue food tour: coffee, donuts, Cuban bites, a gift stop, and BBQ in 3 hours for $95 in Portland.
“Danny was an excellent tour guide. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone that is interested in learning more about the hidden little places in Portland.”
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