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Ash Street Farmhouse Neighborhood Guide 2 Here's a Quick List of Our Favorite 15 Neighborhood Restaurants, Bars, Shopping and Sites Portland Ash Street Farmhouse Neighborhood Guide 2 Here's a quick list of our favorite 15 neighborhood restaurants, bars, shopping and sites. All of these are within easy walking distance of the 13 4 house. 6 7 3 Feb 2017 12 Ash Street Farmhouse jauntful.com/AshStreetFarmhouse 8 5 14 1 11 10 9 ©OpenStreetMap contributors, ©Mapbox, ©Foursquare Ash Street Farmhouse 1 Pambiche 2 EastBurn 3 Laurelhurst Theater & Pub 4 Residence Cuban Bar Indie Movies Home Excellentt cuban food in one of Portlands Eastburn is a lively bar featuring great The Laurelhurst Theater is a Portland funkiest buildings. food, a large patio, and a basement bar icon. Watch last months movies for just a with live music and events. few bucks, enjoy pizza, beer and wine. 1923 SE Ash St, Multnomah 2811 NE Glisan St, Portland 1800 E Burnside St, Portland 2735 E Burnside St, Portland 503-238-9755 (503) 233-0511 pambiche.com (503) 236-2876 theeastburn.com (503) 232-5511 laurelhursttheater.com Laurelhurst Park 5 Ate-Oh-Ate 6 Whole Foods Market 7 The Grilled Cheese Grill 8 Park Hawaiian Grocery Store Food Truck The expansive park features llush The best kahlua pork this side of the Organic foods, high end wines and beers, This awesome foodcart sits near the scenery, numerous sports options. 50th state. and more at this luxury grocery store. intersection of 28th and Burnside. 2825 East Burnside St., Portland 2452 E. Burnside Ave, Portland (503) 232-6601 113 SE 28th Ave, Portland Laurelhurst Park, Portland (503) 445-6101 ate-oh-ate.com wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/laurelhurst (503) 206-7018 grilledcheesegrill.com Fred Meyer 9 Sweet Hereafter 10 Goodfoot Pub & Lounge 11 Crema Bakery and Cafe 12 Supermarket Bar Lounge Coffee Shop Portland based Fred Meyer is a one-stop- This quintessential Portland bar features Drinks, pool and live music. This coffee shop has a ton of baked shop store with everything from an incredible vegan menu and fantastic treats, lots of seats and makes a cool groceries to hardware. drinks. There's a large outdoor area, and spot to relax and hang out. a ton of nearby pubs and restaurants. 3805 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland 3326 SE Belmont St, Portland 2845 SE Stark St, Portland 2728 SE Ankeny St, Portland (503) 232-7435 fredmeyer.com hereafterpdx.com (503) 239-9292 thegoodfoot.com (503) 234-0206 cremabakery.com Heart Coffee Roasters 13 Screen Door 14 Knuckle Sandwich 15 Coffee Shop Southern / Soul Sandwiches If you're into fancy, hand-crafted coffee, One of Portland's most popular Awesome sandwiches. Right around the you'll love Heart. Watch them roast the restaurants, Screen Door features corner. beans on site! phenomenal Southern cuisine. They do dinner every night and brunch on the weekends. 2211 E Burnside St, Portland 2337 E Burnside St, Portland 2137 E Burnside St, Portland (503) 206-6602 heartroasters.com (503) 542-0880 screendoorrestaurant.com (503) 477-9862 knucklesandwichpdx.com Sign up on Jauntful.com to make your own. Jauntful © 2016.
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