Special
From USD 85.00pp
Destination: Portland, USA
Start: 10:30
Finish: 13:30
Maximum: 12 people
Minimum: 1 people
The Portland Makers Tour is an opportunity to explore the iconic food and drink culture that Portlanders and now the rest of the world know and love. On this tour we walk around Portland's Central Eastside Industrial District, where some of the most delicious food and drink in the city can be found. In fact, many award-winning chefs and artisan producers of Portland's favorite food and drink products now call this district their home. Long-standing warehouses, mills and packing houses no longer used for their original purposes have been revived for the manufacture of new products that have earned Portland its reputation as foodie capital of the United States. Meet the people behind the scenes and learn about the food, history of the area, and inspiration behind our storied comestibles on this tour.
From coffee to chocolate and spirits to charcuterie, plus plenty more good stuff in between, tour goers will walk away with an unforgettable new understanding of why Portland is considered one of the world's most delicious cities.
On tour we'll taste all or most of these, depending on time and guest dietary restrictions:
Single origin Coffee, Tea
Charcuterie, Seasonal Pickles
Locally made onigiri, Japanese deli
Hand Harvested Sea Salts
Single Origin Honeys
Small-batch, craft Spirits
We will walk a little under 2 miles (a little over 3 km) and visit a number of Portland's most iconic - and locally cherished - businesses along the way.
Tours run rain or shine, so layer up and wear comfortable shoes. We can provide umbrellas for groups of 6 or less.
The entire route is accessible, but please do let us know if we can make accommodations to ensure the tour is fun for everyone in your party!
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