Where to eat in Portland after midnight, and the classic 2am move.
Where to eat in Portland after midnight. kitchens that keep going, post-bar staples and the classic 2am move.
Voodoo's Old Town counter in downtown Portland is the city's most reliable 3am doughnut, with the bacon maple bar and a fast line that turns over every five.
TryBacon maple bar and coffee
TipThursday to Sunday open until 03:00. Cash and card. Coffee is filter only.
Cheryl Wakerhauser's Pix Pâtisserie on E Burnside in Portland is open past midnight every night, with the bar pouring Champagne and tapas from Bar Vivant.
TryMacarons, chocolate cake, Champagne flight
TipFriday and Saturday until 02:00. The window seat lets you watch the kitchen plate the desserts.
Portland's most famous dive on SE Division for late-night fried chicken, with the bar open until 02:00 and the fryer pulling chicken until they sell out.
TryBroasted fried chicken and beer
TipLast fryer order around 23:30. After that, beer only. Pool table and poker machines stay open.
Portland's whisky library on SW Alder is open until midnight nightly, with 1,500+ bottles on rolling library ladders, leather wingbacks and bar-cart cocktail.
TryBourbon flight and charcuterie
TipMembers reserve ahead. The standby line starts at 17:00; midnight is the late bourbon-flight slot.
Earl Ninsom's Northern Thai room on SE Division in Portland has a Friday-Saturday late-night karaoke lounge with khao soi, fried chicken and a cocktail bar.
TryKhao soi and late-night karaoke
TipLate-night karaoke menu starts at 22:00 Fri-Sat. Walk-ins only for the lounge.
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