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Portland

Few American cities can match the youthful spirit of Portland, "The City of Roses". The largest city in the state of Oregon, Portland's residents are proud of their city, which draws people for its scenic beauty, great outdoors environment, excellent microbreweries, and eco-friendly urban planning policies, as well as a reputation for colorful characters and a proudly liberal outlook with an attitude to match.

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  1. EatSoutheast

    Laurelhurst Market

    A butcher shop run by trained chefs, serving some of the finest steak dinners in the city.

    Lunch 11AM-3PM; dinner Mon-Thu 5-10PM, Fri-Sun 4:30-10PMDinner:$35-55 main course, $10-20 starters and appetizers, Lunch: a more reasonable $10-15 for a sandwich and drink

  2. EatSouthwest

    Pine Street Market

    A casual and open food hall located inside an historic Portland building, with nine restaurants serving different food styles inside.

    8AM-10PM

  3. BuySouthwest

    Saturday Market

    This market and craft fair, where everything sold is handmade, is the largest open-air crafts market in continuous operation in the U.S.

    Sat 10AM-5PM, held from the 1st weekend in Mar through Dec 24th

  4. Eat Not mapped

    New Seasons Market

    Local natural food supermarket chain with fantastic sandwiches and an awesome deli counter. You can choose your bread, meat/tofu pate, veggies, and spreads. Six locations in the city.

  5. Buy Not mapped

    Portland Farmers Market

    At the markets, farmers, ranchers and nursery growers offer various conventionally and organically grown fruits, vegetables and pre-cut, pre-packaged meats (usually fish, pork or eggs) and live ornamental and food plants for gardening. There are other artisan food producers offering prepared products, ranging from fruit jams to farmstead cheeses, breads and pastries, pickles, pasta, chocolate, and more. They also have additional neighborhood markets in King Market (NE 7th & Wygant), Shemanski Park (SW Park & Main in Downtown), Kenton (N Denver & McCellan), and Lents (SE 92nd & Reedway) at different times. Check website,

    Saturdays 9AM-2PM

  6. Buy Not mapped

    Portland Saturday Market

    A weekly marketplace for artists and craftspeople to sell their handmade products. Goods you can find include jewelry, clothing, body products and pet treats. Saturday Market is the largest continuously operating market of its type in the United States.

    Saturdays 10AM-5PM

  7. EatNortheast

    New Seasons Market – Arbor Lodge

    6400 N Interstate Ave

    8AM-11PM daily

  8. EatNortheast

    New Seasons Market – Concordia

    5320 NE 33rd Ave

    8AM-11PM daily

  9. EatSoutheast

    New Seasons Market – Sellwood

    1214 SE Tacoma St

    8AM-11PM daily

  10. EatSoutheast

    New Seasons Market – Seven Corners

    1954 SE Division St

    8AM-11PM daily

  11. EatNortheast

    New Seasons Market – Williams

    3445 N Williams Ave

    7AM-11PM daily