Portland, OR (USA)
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Denim Retail:
Self Edge
Tanner Goods
Lizard Lounge
Imogene + Willie
Orn HansenOther Retail:
Frances May (more fashion driven, but always some great things)
Made Here PDX (exclusively goods made in Portland, which makes this inherently hit + miss, but there are some gems)
Langlitz Leathers (raddest place to visit in Portland, old school in all the best ways, closed weekends, consignment jackets are the best deal in the land if you find one that fits you!)
Canoe (homewares, design oriented)
Beam + Anchor (homewares and furniture…most Portland retail store in the best way possible)
Rivelo (The best bicycle lifestyle shop in town, and the bikeshop you should wish your city had!...they carry exclusively Rivendell bicycles, and an assortment of merino wool, bike and bikey bags, camping gear, granfors bruks hatchets, books, soaps, etc. etc. Probably my favorite non-cafe place to hang out in Portland, and definitely my favorite retail location in Portland. Everything for sale here is useful, beautiful, and will lead you in the direction of fun if you buy it and use it!)Coffee
Heart Coffee Roasters
Either/Or
Good CoffeeFood/Drink
Pok Pok is a Portland classic
Any restaurant in the Toro Bravo, Tasty & Sons/Alder, Mediterranean Exploration Company family are outstanding.
Chicken and Rice at Nong's Khao Man Gai is delicious and perfect in everyway
Podnah's is a great BBQ place that is worth a trip if you aren't from a BBQ mecca.
Ned Ludd and it's offshoot Pizza restaurant P.R.E.A.M. are both phenomenal.
Cascade Barrel House for sours/barrel aged beers.
The Commons brewery for some intriguing and delicious beers. -
I'll second Made Here PDX and Cascade Barrel House.
If you're buying bottles of beer, not just drinking at one of the many, many great breweries, John's Marketplace has a fantastic selection.
I'll also throw in Hotel Modera as a nice place to stay while in town. A short walk from SEPDX and super convenient to all forms of public transportation.
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^^^true story
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Oh, and Blue Star donuts, not Voodoo.
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Oh, and Blue Star donuts, not Voodoo.
Too bad they don't have the chicken and donut anymore (last time I visited).
If you are into walking on trails, the 4T trails are quick good. -
Wesco, located 30 minutes outside Portland in Scappoose, Oregon. They make damn good boots. You could do worse things with your money; same goes for Atlas Tattoo. Just go pick something off the wall and bam, super rad souvenir! Seriously, there's a reason they're regularly voted best shop in town.
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Mt. Hood. …this is all my bucket list kind of stuff and haven’t visited…yet
…AND the location where they filmed Goonies. Yes, I’m a nerd!!!
"I don't give a shit what anyone else is doing, we will do what is best for us and our customers" - Giles P. :)
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@GraemeE I’m envious of all of you PNW guys. Spent a couple of weeks in and around Seattle and loved every minute of it. If all of life’s decisions were up to me, I would probably be living there…
Although the more I travel and see the world, the more areas I find that I would love to call home. You really are in a beautiful spot in the world.
"I don't give a shit what anyone else is doing, we will do what is best for us and our customers" - Giles P. :)
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Also Timberline Lodge. Where they filmed the exterior of the lodge for ‘the shining’ -
@Matt cool! Sounds fun. I’ll likely be around
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@Matt totally envious of this trip. We have relatives in Portland and Tigard. Our visits usually revolved around pretty touristy stuff but I loved Powell’s Books, Columbia River Gorge, Hood River, Mt. Hood, Willamette Valley. Love that whole area. And damn there is good beer to be had around every corner
