PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 7 most popular lunch experiences in Portland. The ones worth your time, with what each costs, how long it runs and who to book through.
Small-group Willamette Valley wine tour from Portland with door-to-door pickup, lunch at a winery, and guided tastings at 3 wineries.
Most Popular“Excellent knowledge about the area as we were driving the route, fun historic facts, safe and snacks/waters to enjoy.”
A 2-hour Willamette River lunch cruise in Portland with live piano, Northwest lunch, and commentary on iconic bridges.
“Really nice event for people with elderly relatives. Easily accessible restrooms on dining floor, climate-controlled viewing on intermediate deck and shelters on main/exposed deck make all weather conditions viable for a nice cruise/tour. NOTE: travel up/down the pier can be accommodated with a wheelchair.”
Full-day Mt Hood and Columbia Gorge tour from Portland with waterfalls, two vineyards, lunch and a glass of wine. Small groups.
“One of the best tour guides I’ve ever had. Very knowledgeable and anticipated so many questions without being asked.”
A 2-hour Willamette River lunch cruise with live piano and narration over Downtown Portland, plus a plated Northwest meal.
“A relaxing tour of the city. The views from the river were beautiful. Interesting facts about the city and points on the river made the ride more enjoyable. The food was well portioned and delicious.”
Private Willamette Valley winery tour with Carmine, lunch included, pickup, estate tastings, and stress-free transportation from Portland.
“We had an awesome day. Carmine was very flexible in how we wanted to spend the day. We left it to his judgement based on our preferences and had a great experience. He shared a tremendous amount of knowledge about the wines, vineyards and region in an entertaining and easy going way and made us…”
Portland to Willamette Valley in one full day: 3 winery stops with a lunch pairing option, pickup, bottled water, and a small-group pace.
“I misunderstood and thought the tasting fees were included in the already pricey tour. My husband got very angry and stopped doing any wing tastings after the first stop since they were an additional $30-$40 per person plus tip. Hence to say the day was pretty terrible.”
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