Guidebook for Portland
Everything Else
Get organic and locally grown foods at this Portland based health food grocery chain. Best customer service in town! Pricier than Fred Meyer/Kroger but also a much nicer shopping experience.
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New Seasons Market
1954 SE Division StGet organic and locally grown foods at this Portland based health food grocery chain. Best customer service in town! Pricier than Fred Meyer/Kroger but also a much nicer shopping experience.
Essentials
The closest large chain superstore. Has everything--food, pharmacy, clothes, hardware, home goods, etc.
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Fred Meyer
6850 N Lombard StThe closest large chain superstore. Has everything--food, pharmacy, clothes, hardware, home goods, etc.
Food Scene
Pok Pok Wing
1469 NE Prescott StGet the wings. You won't be disappointed!
Shopping
No trip to Portland is complete without a trip to this iconic bookstore. Used books are sold right beside new ones. You'll spend way too much time and money here.
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鮑威爾書城
1005 W Burnside StNo trip to Portland is complete without a trip to this iconic bookstore. Used books are sold right beside new ones. You'll spend way too much time and money here.
Getting Around
This is the closest MAX stop. Just a short walk up to North Interstate Avenue.
N Prescott St MAX Station
This is the closest MAX stop. Just a short walk up to North Interstate Avenue.
Parks & Nature
Forest Park flanks the hills on the west side of the city, just 10 minutes by car from downtown, and overlooks Portland's main waterway, the Willamette River (another tip for fitting in with the locals: it's pronounced will-AM-it and rhymes with "dammit"). This natural getaway, which is the largest wooded urban park in the United States, is filled with more than 70 miles of walking and hiking trails, which can make you feel like you're alone in a jungle paradise rather than mere blocks away from a freshly steamed latte.
There are many entry points to the park. The Forest Park Conservancy website offers maps and tips, including directions to the park by public transportation.
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森林公園
Forest Park flanks the hills on the west side of the city, just 10 minutes by car from downtown, and overlooks Portland's main waterway, the Willamette River (another tip for fitting in with the locals: it's pronounced will-AM-it and rhymes with "dammit"). This natural getaway, which is the largest wooded urban park in the United States, is filled with more than 70 miles of walking and hiking trails, which can make you feel like you're alone in a jungle paradise rather than mere blocks away from a freshly steamed latte.
There are many entry points to the park. The Forest Park Conservancy website offers maps and tips, including directions to the park by public transportation.