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Places To Eat & Things To Do in Portland Oregon Restaurants: Voodoo Donuts ($; 4.3*) – 17 min walk – Portland famous Huber’s Café ($$; 4.5*) – 12 min walk – famous Spanish coffee Mother’s Bistro & Bar ($$; 4.6*) – 16 min walk – Portland mainstay Huber’s Café ($$; 4.5*) – 12 min walk – Portland’s oldest restaurant Departure Restaurant + Lounge ($$$; 4.3*) – 12 min walk – Rooftop bar/restaurant with cool view Portland City Grill ($$$; 4.5*) – 17 min walk – Rooftop bar/restaurant with cool view Rating Min $ (*) walk Hours Loving Hut Vegan Cuisine 4.6 14 Closes at 9pm Luc Luc Vietnamese Kitchen 4.5 7 Closes at 12am MOD Pizza 4.5 8 Closes at 10pm QDOBA Mexican Eats 3.9 10 Closes at 9pm The House of Ramen 4.2 2 Closes at 8pm Portland Kettle 4.4 3 Closes at 7:30pm Rating Min $$ (*) walk Hours Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery 3.8 8 Closes at 12am Koji Osakaya Japanese Restaurant 4.2 14 Closes at 9:30pm Yard House 4.3 10 Closes at 11pm Flying Elephants at Fox Tower 4.2 14 Closes at 7:30pm Veggie Grill 4.4 10 Closes at 9pm Buffalo Wild Wings 3.9 11 Closes at 12am Pastini 4.3 14 Closes at 9pm Duck House Chinese Restaurant 4.4 12 Closes at 9:30pm Bottle + Kitchen 4.1 8 Closes at 11pm Swank Restaurant 4.3 14 Closes at 9pm Southpark Seafood 4.4 13 Closes at 12am Picnic House 4.3 12 Closes at 10pm Red Star Tavern 4.2 13 Closes at 11pm Attractions: Pioneer Courthouse Square “Portland Living Room” – 13 min walk Portland Art Museum ($$$; 4.7*) – 11 min walk Oregon Historical Society (4.5*) – 9 min walk Keller Fountain Park (4.4*) – 3 min walk Portland Saturday Market (4.5*) – 16 min walk Attractions, vehicle transport needed: Portland Japanese Garden (4.5*) – 13 min drive Washington Park International Rose Test Garden (4.7*) – 13 min drive Lan Su Chinese Garden ($$; 4.6*) – 8 min drive OMSI (4.5*) – 8 min drive Oregon Zoo (4.5*) – 8 min drive Portland Children’s Museum (4.5*) – 7 min drive Hoyt Arboretum (4.8*) – 11 min drive Oregon Rail Heritage Center (4.7*) – 5 min drive Pittock Mansion (4.6*) – 15 min drive .

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