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“Such a fun way to explore Portland! Our kids loved this so much and so did we. Kayla was great! This is a must do especially if you are with your family.”
Portland’s downtown food walk with 6 generous tastings, local stories, and a surprise secret dish plus a gluten- and dairy-free pie.
“Lots of good food, nice walk and good information. We really enjoyed all the food stops Dessert was ok but liked the pasta was best”
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.
“Highly recommend! Michelle was our tour guide and she was a wealth of knowledge about the city of Portland. The food was amazing……so amazing I forgot to take pictures 🤣 and so much food! We do food tours on all of our travels and this has been the best one to date! Those tacos 🥳”
Portland donut tour with 4 tastings, classic and lavender flavors, landmark stops, and a Voodoo skip-the-line time saver in 2 hours.
“Both guides did an excellent job, and answered any questions we had. The donuts we got were all unique in their own way, and even had gluten free options (and knew if celiac people could have it or not).”
Small-group 3-hour Portland food crawl with tastings, lunch, drinks, odd NW stops, and a Salt & Straw finish.
“I just moved to Portland a couple weeks ago and what better way to get my foodie bearings around downtown than to take this fantastic tour! I was solo in our wonderful group of 5 and our tour guide, Pat was an absolute delight!! I definitely found a fast favorite restaurant that I can’t wait…”
Portland bike-and-food-cart tour with local stories, helmeted rides, and included samples at multiple pods for $95 in 3.5 hours.
“It was the rosé garage for me, the history of the area was so interesting.. the weather was amazing and our guide Michael was informative”
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.
“Booked a tour for Fourth of July we were told to meet at the first pizza stop at 12 noon. I arrived at 11:30 and noticed that the pizza shop was closed, so I messaged the guy to ask if the tour was still going on and did not get a response. All the guests…”
A relaxed 2-hour Portland walk to 4 ice cream shops, sampling every flavor and getting four included scoops. $60.
“Really appreciated Bo’s deep culinary knowledge. We sampled so many great ice creams, gelatos, and sorbets. Excellent guide.”
Taste Portland coffee and donuts on a 2.5-hour small-group walking tour from 40 LBS to Pioneer Courthouse Square.
“Brian was phenomenal; so much knowledge about Portland and the coffee & donut places. He also had great recommendations for doing things in and around Portland, great group too!”
A 3-hour Portland food cart walk from Pioneer Courthouse Square, with local stories, comedian-style guiding, and included tastings.
“The guide was very informative about Portland and showed us places we would never have found by ourselves as well as taking us for some really good and varied food. I would recommend this trip to others.”
Portland chocolate and coffee walking tour with Belgian-style tastings, local coffee stops, and a wine pairing in small groups for $69.
“Shannon was so great, knowledgeable, and friendly today. Such a great way to learn about Portland and a bit of its lovely nuances. Really balanced and diverse chocolate and coffee selections. So glad we started our trip this way.”
3-hour Portland tour with 5–7 food carts, global bites, and craft beer. Walk Central Eastside with a guide. Finish at Goat Blocks.
“Absolutely wonderful! And Herb was fantastic!”
A small-group Mississippi District brunch walk with a local guide, food cart culture, and tasty stops that add up to a full meal.
“Our guide Sherry was fantastic. We had the best time and the various samples were spot on. Portland is definitely a great place and this tour will not disappoint.”
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