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Favorite Places
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Wonder Ballroom $$
- 128 NE Russell (map)
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Northeast
503-284-8686
- (based on 13 user reviews)
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Willamette River, between OMSI and the Fremont Bridge
- Willamette River between OMSI and the Fremont Bridge (map)
- Southeast
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Waterfront Park
- Under the West end of the Hawthorne Bridge (map)
- Southwest
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Washington Park MAX Stop
- Washington Park MAX stop (map)
- Southwest
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Wall Street Pizza
- 10114 SE Division St. (map)
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Southeast
503-761-6500
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Tom McCall Waterfront Park
- 1020 SW Naito Pkwy. (map)
- Southwest
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Three Lions Bakery $
- 1138 SW Morrison St. (map)
- Downtown
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Stuff
- 9770 SE 82nd Ave. (map)
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Southeast
503.775.2056
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Spartacus
- 300 SW 12th Ave. (map)
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Downtown
503.224.2604
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Skidmore Fountain
- SW 1st and Ankeny (map)
- Downtown
- (based on 1 user review)
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Sellwood Park
- SE 7th & Miller (map)
- Southeast
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Sellwood Antique Collective
- 8027 SE 13th Ave. (map)
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Southeast
503.736.1399
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Sellwood Antique Mall
- 7875 SE 13th Ave. (map)
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Southeast
503.232.3755
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Sayler's Old Country Kitchen $$
- 10519 SE Stark St. (map)
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Southeast
503-252-4171
- (based on 3 user reviews)
The Wonder has proven itself a major contender on the Portland music scene by booking many hot shows in its relatively short life. The historic building—originally built as a meeting hall—is spacious and beautifully restored with a nice balcony and bar overlooking the ballroom floor.
Make sure to check out the cafe lurking in the basement of the building, waiting to serve you a cocktail and some food.
This venerable European-style bakery offers a nice selection of fine pastries (tarts, éclairs, cookies, etc.), cakes, coffees, omelettes, lunch sandwiches, soups, salads and sides. Everything made fresh from scratch daily. They even offer delivery so you never have to leave your desk.
Started in 1946 by restaurateur Dick Sayler, Sayler's has survived sluggish economies, a terrible fire (in 1978), and a visit from George Bush Sr. (a photo of him hangs on the wall) to become one of Portland's most beloved eateries. The place is massive, but maintains a cozy vibe, with cushy booths, friendly servers, and a surprisingly cool bar that runs happy hour from 3-6 pm and 9 pm-midnight every day of the week. The menu is meat, meat, meat, and every meal comes with salad, choice of baked potato or fries, bread, and a lovely little dish of ice cream for dessert.
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