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Lost Plate Food Tours ★ 4.8

3 hours $109 hawthorne-belmont

RouteFive-stop Portland food cart walking tour

Lost Plate's afternoon cart-pod tour in Portland visits the Central Eastside, sampling poutine, vegan bowls and Egyptian flatbreads at five carts.

Lost Plate Food Tours ★ 4.6

2.5 hours $65 downtown

RouteMorning coffee and doughnut Portland walking tour

Lost Plate's Coffee and Donut Tour makes four or five downtown Portland stops, with pour-overs, nitro cold brew and buttermilk bar, lavender and mochi donuts from independent shops.

Portland Walking Tours ★ 4.4

3.5 hours $72-85 downtown

RouteDowntown Portland artisan and slow-food walking tour

The Epicurean Excursion is Portland Walking Tours' 3.5-hour artisan and slow-food walk, sampling at 7 to 9 local producers across downtown and Old Town.

Lost Plate Food Tours ★ 4.2

3 hours $139 hawthorne-belmont

RouteWeekend Oregon wine and bites walking tour

Lost Plate's Portland urban wine tour samples 10+ Oregon wines paired to small bites at three eastside cellars and bars, all within a 12-block walk.

Portland by Mouth ★ 4.0

3 to 3.5 hours $109 hawthorne-belmont

RouteBuckman, Hawthorne and Goat Blocks neighbourhood food tour

Portland by Mouth's Bustling Buckman tour makes five stops around the Goat Blocks and Hawthorne, from Thai and Russian kitchens to a distillery, a sandwich counter and the food carts.

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Portland: Urban Wine Tasting Tour★ 5.0 (2)

Guided tour · 3 hours

Portland: Urban Wine Tasting Tour

Savor a variety of wines from the Willamette Valley at 3 winery tasting rooms in Portland. Enjoy small food pairings and learn about the wine-making process and the hi...

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