PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 15 most popular portland 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“Go hungry lots to try, all the shops were great and friendly staff. The raspberry donut at the mini donut shop is a must try”
Portland’s downtown food walk with 6 generous tastings, local stories, and a surprise secret dish plus a gluten- and dairy-free pie.
“Rebecca did a great job on the tour, the food was all delicious, and we enjoyed chatting with the other folks on the tour. All around a great afternoon!”
A small-group downtown Portland food crawl with street carts, Thai and Chinese classics, chocolate, and a guide like David.
“We had a great time on our Portland food tour. David was a conscientious host, texting in advance to ask if we had any food aversions or restrictions. He introduced us to a variety of Portland delicacies. We enjoyed all of them. David is also funny and a great storyteller. We highly recommend David's tour.”
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…”
Portland donut tour with 4 tastings, classic and lavender flavors, landmark stops, and a Voodoo skip-the-line time saver in 2 hours.
“Ian was funny and informative! The donuts were delicious!”
Small-group 3-hour Portland food crawl with tastings, lunch, drinks, odd NW stops, and a Salt & Straw finish.
“I’ve experienced several Walking Food Tours in several different cities and countries, and was excited to treat my daughter and son in law in their city of a Portland. We were celebrating her 30th birthday. The food was very disappointing. Our first stop of Headwaters Restaurant was great, so I thought the night was gonna…”
Portland bike-and-food-cart tour with local stories, helmeted rides, and included samples at multiple pods for $95 in 3.5 hours.
“Our guide Kelly was very knowledgeable about the areas we rode through, she was also super friendly. The food snd beverages were excellent, great variety and quality of food.”
Half-day Portland foodie ride by bike or e-bike with coffee, Cartopia food carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream plus local guide stories.
“This tour was so much fun! Bring on a bike allowed us to see different areas of Portland and experience the bicycle community. I highly recommend it. Jessie our guide was wondering and full of information!”
A 2-hour Portland pizza walking tour with four neighborhoods, four styles, and full slices at each stop, plus city recs.
“Beau was very knowledgeable and very pleasant. I enjoyed the tour and was quite surprised by the different pizzas that were made by different facilities.”
A relaxed 2-hour Portland walk to 4 ice cream shops, sampling every flavor and getting four included scoops. $60.
“I'm so glad we booked this tour! Beau was so knowledgeable and fun to hang out with for an afternoon. We tried several different unique and fun flavors of ice cream that we really enjoyed but would have never ordered on our own (matcha with chocolate covered crickets 😳) It was a lot of ice…”
Taste Portland coffee and donuts on a 2.5-hour small-group walking tour from 40 LBS to Pioneer Courthouse Square.
“10/10 Michelle was so knowledgeable and friendly. My sister was having her bachelorette party in town and loves coffee, and Michelle did an excellent job accommodating the whole bridal party. Also Lee, I’d you see this, Marissa wants your phone number!”
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…”
Portland chocolate and coffee walking tour with Belgian-style tastings, local coffee stops, and a wine pairing in small groups for $69.
“Got to experience places and flavors that we never would have known about. Our guide was an expert not only in chocolate and coffee bit also on the city of Portland. We learned so much”
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.
“The tour was excellent! Worth the experience Sherry was great! A must do when in Portland! We had a fun group!”
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