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"What we said: “Rick Gencarelli’s Lardo joins an impressive local tradition of quality sandwich-making. In the vein of Portland sandwich institutions like Bunk and Meat Cheese Bread, the spot elevates what can be accomplished between two slices of bread, resulting in dripping, flavor-packed pork meatball banh mi and rotating “Chefwich” collaborations with top Portland chefs.”What they’re doing: All Lardo locations are open for takeout and delivery through apps like CaviarWhat to get: Most of Lardo’s sandwiches are knockouts, especially its burger and Nashville hot chicken sandwich; the dirty fries are a particularly good addition."

"The PDX knows its sandwiches, and some of the best come from Rick Gencarelli’s Lardo. Gencarelli’s got a knack for creating crowd-pleasing, instagrammable food. His pasta spin-off Grassa, also makes this list at number 15."

"Likening anything to McDonalds is an insult, but the Little Big Burger chain (now owned by the group that owns more than 400 Hooters) sure did get its fast food and fast service down, thanks to former owners Micah Camden and Katie Poppe. And the burgers, of course, have always been better than McDonalds, because everything’s been locally sourced and the ketchup’s made with Camden’s very own recipe. Superior to: McDonalds."

"Meriwether's is a restaurant that I often recommend to friends looking for a special night out or for a great Happy Hour."

"Situated in Portland, OR, our bar supplies the stout brews and scrumptious foods Portlanders have been chatting about. Hours:12:06 AM - 10:00 AM todaySat: 10:00 AM - 2:00 AMSun: 10:00 AM - 2:00 AMMon: 11:30 AM - 1:00 AMTue: 11:30 AM - 1:00 AMWed: 11:30 AM - 1:00 AMThu: 11:30 AM - 2:00 AMFri: 11:30 AM - 2:00 AM. Address:612 NW 21st Ave, Portland, OR 97210"

"Cartlandia is a bike-centric food cart court in Portland, located near the junction of SE 82nd Street and the Springwater Corridor Bike Trail. More than 30 delicious food carts serve up international delicacies seven days a week, with individual carts offering individual schedules throughout the day. Carts range from El Salvadorean pupuseria La Miguelena and Hidalgo-style Mexican joint Mis Abuelos, which serves up unique dishes such as corn-masa tlacoyos, to Laotian-Thai fusion cart Kesone Asian Fusion and Middle Eastern-style cart Al Mustafah."

"Cartlandia is the perfect one-stop-shop for all your food cart wants and needs!. This food cart pod features over 30 international food carts, a family-friendly beer garden, a bar and restaurant, and more. You’ll find cuisine representing 15 different countries at Cartlandia!"

"The Cartlandia “super pod” in Southeast Portland is home to The Blue Room, a full-service bar with 18 beers and ciders on tap, a family- and dog-friendly outdoor beer garden and more than 30 carts representing 15 different countries."

"This year-round wonder taking up an entire city block houses an authentic Ming Dynasty style garden built by Suzhou artisans. Lan Su Chinese Garden offers a peaceful escape in Portland's historic Chinatown district."

"This museum serves as a focal point for the preservation and sharing of the history and culture of the Japanese American community in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood."

"Japanese American history & cultural museum in Portland's Old Town. Featuring the permanent exhibit, “Reflections of an American Community,” & rotating exhibits"

"Blind Insect is a community space that features a unique collection of various artists and creatives from Peru, Uruguay, Chile, México, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Seattle, Boise, California, Portland, and more. With rotating artists, the gallery shares artwork in various media including sculpture, 2D and 3D media, paintings, collages, glass, paper maché, reproductions, and more... A space to sell your AMAZING artwork."

"An important landmark of remembrance towards one of the biggest global tragedies we’ve ever faced, the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education stands proud and tall as it educates the masses on what happened during those awful years under Nazi rule, while also promoting the work and words of amazing artists of Jewish heritage and letting them tell their stories. Take a journey through Oregon’s past and see what sorts of discrimination people had to fight against, and how their resistance has been met with strong solidarity within the community. Listen to stories from survivors that made their way to the Portland area and Washington, and hear their struggles."

"In 2017, the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education opened the doors of their permanent home in downtown Portland. There, you can explore rotating exhibitions about the history of the Holocaust and the experience of the Jews of Oregon. They also offer a robust series of public programing ,like lectures, musical events and films, as well as a museum shop, a café and a children’s play area!"

"The mission of the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education is to interpret the Oregon Jewish experience, explore the lessons of the Holocaust and foster intercultural conversations. Was this page helpful?"

"For fans of whimsy and the feeling of being a child once more, the Portland Puppet Museum offers to take you down a road that’ll have you feeling like a kid again!. Browse through a collection of puppets from all sorts of backgrounds, and allow yourself to get lost in the feeling of carefree notions in one of the best museums in Portland. After looking through all of the amazing and wonderful creations, try your hand at making your very own puppet!"

"Taking up residence in an old corner store in Sellwood, this is where hundreds of puppets, ranging from walking, talking animals to marionette witches, come to life every Thursday through Sunday with live performances. Kids can try their hand at making their own puppets, too."

"Portland Puppet Museum is your place to learn about all things puppet and as their website says, to let loose your inner child. Ping Pong’s Pint Size Puppet Museum is Oregon’s first and only puppet museum."

"Explore the rich and diverse part of Chinatown in Portland at the Portland Chinatown Museum!. With photographs, art displays, and two new exhibitions opening within the coming months that explore the rich history within the Chinatown concept, this amazingly diverse and extremely welcoming look into the modern culture is certainly one of the best museums in Portland. Two new exhibits are opening up in October and December, allowing you to delve even further into the history of Chinatown!"

"The Portland Chinatown Museum (PCM) is Oregon’s first museum about Chinese American history, art, and culture. Opened to the public in December 2018 in an historic building at NW Third Avenue and Davis Street, the museum honors Portland Chinatown’s past, celebrates its present, and is helping to create its future. You can visit Thursday-Sunday from 11 a.m.-4 p.m."

"Opened in 2018, Oregon’s first museum to celebrate Chinese American history, art and culture tells the stories of Portland’s historic Old Town Chinatown."

"WoodstockImpossibly rich, fluffy ice cream that sets the stage for indulgent blends and straightforward creations alikePerhaps the newest superstar in the Portland ice cream scene, this Woodstock creamery quickly made a name for itself with a wide variety of unique blends that burst with enough flavors to give Ben & Jerry’s a run for its money. Circus Friends and Sasquatch Tracks are two of the most popular blends for children (both young and old), and inventive offerings like Grilled Peach Sweet Tea and Totes Ma’Goats are as oddly delicious as they sound on paper. It’s rare that a nouveau riche ice cream boutique manages to impress both adults and children in equal measure, but Cloud City continually knocks it out of the park for tastes that are at once juvenile, sophisticated, and that weird grey area in between."

"If you didn’t think it was possible to cry over a story about ice cream, think again and read the story behind Cloud City Ice Cream. The business serves as a tribute to the owner’s mother, who passed away the day before Cloud City opened in 2011. Many of the flavors are inspired by her favorite desserts, including the caramelized banana ice cream and the roasted cherry mascarpone."

"It’s a tribute to the owner’s mother, who passed away a day after he signed the lease. Her memories (and exquisite baking skills) live on in flavors like caramelized banana and roasted cherry mascarpone. A nondescript strip mall houses the shop, but it’s easy to find—just look for all the smiling faces holding frozen treats in Cloud City’s outdoor seating area."

"Andina$$-$$$$1314 NW Glisan StPortland, OR 97209(503) 228-9535HOURS: LUNCH: daily 11:30am - 2:30pmDINNER: Sun - Thurs 5:00-9:30 pm, Fri - Sat 5:00 - 10:30pmBAR: daily, happy hour 4:00-6:00 Sun-Thurs 4:00pm-Close Fri-Sat 4:00pm-CloseRESERVATIONSStreet parking. One of Portland's well-established Pearl District restaurants remains an incredible spot not just for lunch or dinner, but for special occasions. Andina serves stunning, mouthwatering Peruvian food in a warm, lively atmosphere."

"One restaurant that appears on just about everybody's best-of Portland list is Andina. With the tagline, "A Taste of Peru in the Pearl," Andina has taken traditional South American cuisine to the level of fine art. Located in the heart of Portland's Pearl District, the neighborhood is comprised of boutique shops, art galleries and old industrial buildings converted into high-end lofts."

"The atmosphere is romantic, the Peruvian food is nothing short of inspired and there’s usually live music. Andina is located in the Pearl District at  1314 NW Glisan St, Portland, OR 97209."