Eat & Drink in Portland, Oregon

Radii Pi is a new pizzeria from the owners of Bethany’s Table. They use locally farmed produce and antibiotic and hormone-free meats on their pizzas and pastas. The small menu includes traditional favorites, as well as rotating specials.

Cascadia Taphouse welcomes visitors and locals to enjoy taps of the finest local and regional craft brews, wines, and ciders available to the Cascadia region. Light snacks are offered on the menu but guests are welcome to bring in food.

Outdoor seating available.

At Sesame Donuts, guests enjoy an array of donuts, including the unique sesame donuts, donut holes, raised donuts, and other pastries made fresh without any trans fat oil.

It’s a taste of Hawaii right here in Oregon. After years of running a successful food cart, 808 Grinds added its brick-and-mortar restaurant to the Cedar Hills area. Hawaiian food staples offer a satisfying breakfast, lunch and dinner. Just a few of the tasty dishes are pulled pork, shoyu chicken and the hamburger with egg favorite, the loco moco.

Open for takeout

Sushi Ki-ichi is a casual Japanese restaurant in Tigard serving affordable, authentic, and traditional Japanese dishes.

Open for takeout.

Despite being only the 28th most populous city in the United States, Portland consistently ranks in the top-5 American cities for amounts of coffee consumed, number of coffee shops, and the number of coffee and tea producers. One could look at these numbers and conclude that there is a saturated market with no room for a newcomer. The Coffee Shop disagrees.

The Coffee Shop comes with a mission to make everyone’s day a little happier…with coffee.

One of Portland’s most popular bake shops, Grand Central Baking Company, opened its first Tualatin Valley store in the Cedar Mill area. Enjoy freshly baked pastries, muffins, bread and other delights. Watch the bakers work while drinking coffee in the beautifully light-filled space.

Open for takeout.

La Chona is an Argentinian restaurant and winery that specializes in a variety of Empanadas. In addition to a food menu, La Chona has tasting flights of Argentinian-style wines, as well as wines by the glass and bottle.

La Chona offers a variety of red and white wines, including Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Bornada, Sauvignon Blanc, Torrontes and other wine varieties.

Located in the Nordia House, Nordic Northwest’s cultural center, Nordic Finnware features Marimekko, Iitala, Moomin & Miffy products, and a large selection of kitchen items, candy, and a small refrigerated section.