Fine Dining in Northwest/Nob Hill (northwest-nob-hill)

Langbaan ★ 4.9

Chef Akkapong Earl Ninsom and Rassamee Ruaysuntia$135-165northwest-nob-hillBook 4 weeks ahead

Earl Ninsom's regional Thai tasting counter in Portland, hidden behind sister restaurant Phuket Cafe with 33 seats and two seatings a night.

Tip: Reservations open monthly on Resy. The five-course menu rotates by Thai region and changes every six weeks.

Bakeries in Northwest/Nob Hill (northwest-nob-hill)

Ken's Artisan Bakery ★ 4.7

northwest-nob-hillDaily 08:00-16:00Walk-in onlyNaturally leavened breads and laminated pastries

Ken Forkish's NW 21st bakery in Portland, the bakery that taught the city naturally leavened bread. The country brown loaf is the canonical Portland sourdough.

Tip: The 320 NW 21st annex opened in 2025 and sells the same breads with more pastry. Both close by 16:00.

Worth the queue: Country brown sourdough

Breweries in Northwest/Nob Hill (northwest-nob-hill)

Great Notion Brewing NW28 ★ 4.4

Hazy IPAs and fruited stoutsnorthwest-nob-hillSun-Thu 11:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-22:00

Great Notion's NW 28th brewpub in Portland's Slabtown, with the full Great Notion lineup on tap, a larger food menu and dog-friendly patio seating.

Tip: The food menu runs deeper than Alberta. The R&D and limited drops are still Alberta-exclusive.

Markets in Northwest/Nob Hill (northwest-nob-hill)

Olympia Provisions Salumeria ★ 4.4

northwest-nob-hillDaily 11:00-19:00

Elias Cairo's salumeria retail counter in Portland's Slabtown, the city's first salumeria with house-cured European-style meats by the pound and sandwiches.

Tip: The NW Thurman dining room closed; the retail counter still operates for cured meats, sandwiches and pantry goods.

Hidden Gems in Northwest/Nob Hill (northwest-nob-hill)

Langbaan ★ 4.9

northwest-nob-hill

Why locals love it: Earl Ninsom's regional Thai tasting menu is hidden behind sister room Phuket Cafe on NW 23rd Place. 33 seats.

Tip: Reservations open monthly on Resy. The menu changes every six weeks by Thai region.

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