Portland, Oregon

This trendy, sophisticated hotel among shops is 3 minutes' walk from a light rail station, 8 minutes on foot from the Portland Art Museum and 2 miles from city views at the International Rose Test Garden. 

Chic rooms with midcentury modern?style decor provide free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus Bluetooth speakers and minibars. Suites add sitting areas. A 2-bedroom penthouse comes with a fireplace and a dining area. Yoga mats and exercise equipment are available by request. 

Located 2 blocks from a MAX light rail station, this chic, downtown hotel is a 12-minute walk from Portland Art Museum and 2.3 miles from Portland Japanese Garden. 

All of the eclectically furnished accommodations have retro styling, designer wallpaper and fabrics, desks, and 32-inch flat-screen TVs. Suites add living rooms. Some have dining areas, whirlpool tubs and city views. Wi-Fi is available for a fee, and room service is offered. 

This hip boutique hotel in a converted midcentury motor lodge is an 11-minute walk from the Oregon Convention Center and 2 miles from the artsy Pearl District. 

Trendy, minimalist rooms with bright murals (some next to the bar) feature pillow-top mattresses, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Suites add separate living areas and/or kitchenettes. 

Located Downtown, this hip, modern hotel across the street from the Waterfront Park Trail is 1 block from a MAX light rail station and a 7-minute walk from Oregon Maritime Museum. 

The sole suite adds a separate sitting room with a dining table. 

There's a colorful restaurant/bar with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, and a gym. Freebies include coffee and cakes, served in the lobby each afternoon, and loaner bikes. Dogs are welcomed with bowls, beds and treats (fee).

This relaxed hotel in an early 20th-century building is an 11-minute walk from the Eyrie Vineyards and 3 miles from the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. 

Colorful rooms come with free Wi-Fi and original porcelain sinks; bathrooms are shared. Upgraded rooms offer private bathrooms, and suites add sitting areas. 

This sophisticated, downtown hotel in a modern, brick building is 2 blocks from O'Bryant Square, an 8-minute walk from Pioneer Courthouse Square and an 11-minute walk from the Portland Art Museum. 

Expanded continental breakfast is complimentary, as are afternoon tea and an evening wine reception. Additional amenities include meeting space, parking (fee) and a 24-hour fitness center.

Occupying an imposing downtown building dating from 1909, this refined hotel is an 8-minute walk from Portland Art Museum. 

The elegant rooms with early 20th-century decor have flat-screen TVs and iPod docks. Suites add separate sitting rooms with pull-out sofas; some have terraces or whirlpool tubs. WiFi is available for a fee. Room service is provided. 

Henry Pittock (c.1834-1919) was born in London, England but grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1853, when Henry was 19, he headed west on the Oregon Trail to seek his fortune. A year later, his future wife Georgiana Burton (c.1845-1918) left Missouri with her family and headed west as well. When Henry and Georgiana arrived in the area, Portland was a frontier "stumptown" competing with Oregon City to become the major trade and industrial center for the region.

The land of the zoo, indeed this entire area of the confluence of the Columbia and Willamette rivers, is the traditional homeland and fishing and gathering range of tribes throughout the region. Its wealth of resources sustained Indigenous people who lived here both year-round and seasonally. These tribes have honored, protected, and stewarded these resources for thousands of years and continue to do so today. Oregon Zoo honors with gratitude the land itself and the peoples who have cared for it since time immemorial. This calls all of us to commit to continuing to learn how to be better stewards of the land we call home.

The Museum's campus of landmark buildings, a cornerstone of Portland's cultural district, includes the Jubitz Center for Modern and Contemporary Art, the Gilkey Center for Graphic Arts, and the Northwest Film Center. With a membership of over 23,000 households and serving more than 350,000 visitors annually, the Museum is a premier venue for education in the visual arts.

Portland's premier gay nightclub with a live DJ 7-nights a week!

Candy is a new all-inclusive, sex-positive, LGBTQ+ Burner friendly nightclub built on the principles of respect, kindness, and the celebration of diversity. We seek to provide a safe and comfortable space for these communities and their allies. Be yourself and explore your own identity on the dance floor. Good music all the time... You Belong Here

This location may be closed because of the COVID19 crisis, but I thought to include it because the employees protested the closing, and I didn`t want to forget them.

Enjoy The Nations Longest Consecutively Running Drag Cabaret in Historic Old Town Portland. 

Darcelle XV was open in September of 1967 by Walter W. Cole. It was originally called Demas Tavern and was changed to Darcelle XV 1974 after she stepped down as Rose Empress XV of the Imperial Sovereign Rose Court. We are now the oldest running Female Impersonator show in the country, celebrating our 50th. continuous year of business. Darcelle is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the Oldest Performing Female Impersonator in the World 86 years old and still does 6 shows a week.

Portland's premier mens bar.

Once a neighborhood bar for owner Jenn and Army, Escape Bar & Grill has grown up through the hard work of them, their friends and their loyal clientele to become one of the hottest nightspots in NE Portland. 

Transplants from Southern and Northern California, Jenn and Army were raised on the ideal that every one is equal, which developed into the mission behind their business: Open Minds = Happy Times.

We're not your typical lounge -- we're an integral part of our Portland community with underground tours, live piano music, and pool tournaments!

Located in the heart of NE Portland. - This area is thriving, vibrant and full of a diverse community of individuals that we celebrate everyday. We are dedicated to serving all of our neighbors no matter their race, sexual orientation, or gender. 

We pride ourselves on being a comfortable space for all people, so whether your collar is blue, white, or nonexistent, we want to meet you! Come for the great food and stiff drinks but stay for the excellent company you?ll meet here at the Local Lounge. 

Silverado has a been synonymous with gay life in Portland for almost 35 years now. Previously named Flossie's, Silverado was originally located below one of Portland's infamous bath houses. Flourishing among many other gay bars and gay owned business Silverado established itself as the premier gay men's nightclub. In December 2018 Silverado moved to its new location closer to the renowned Portland Pearl District and Old Town with its nightlife. The new and modern location offers a lounge, nightclub, full kitchen, and easy access to public transport.

Comfortable, relaxing, yet filled with energy. Whether in regards to annual block parties, Tuesday karaoke nights, or weekly performances by local bands Scandals will always attempt to wet your palette for new and exciting performances, DJs, and just plain fun!

Locally owned, female owners working for and with our community. 

Santé Bar is your local, women, POC, LGBTQ owned, all inclusive craft cocktail bar. All bitters, infusion, syrups and shrubs are made in house. We are actively involved in fundraising and our venue supports local artist and musicians. Your Cheers!

The Cadillac Café has been an innovative institution for breakfast and lunch on Portland's NE Broadway dining scene for over twenty-five years. Jump-started in 1989 on the guiding principles of quality, consistency and exceptional service, the Cadillac Café embraced the surrounding community and has flourished ever since. Relocated in 2002 to it's current home the café takes design cues from the art deco period. The crown jewel of the space is a drivable 1961 pink Cadillac convertible in the dining room. A favorite spot for politicians, local Portlanders and the LGBT crowd, come early to avoid the line.

When The Observatory opened its doors in December of 2008, it became an instant anchor of the Montavilla neighborhood in Southeast Portland. Built by two young couples with years of restaurant experience, both the space and the menu were designed to have something for everyone. 

The environment is sophisticated yet casual so it works for a special night out or an easy place to meet up after work. When you walk in the door, you can tell right away that staff is happy to have you there. 

METRO EUROPE, ASIAN OASIS THAT'S A DINING TREASURE HIDDEN IN THE HEART OF PORTLAND, OREGON'S HOLLYWOOD DISTRICT.

Best Food, Good Food!

Located in the heart of Northwest Portland, Café Nell serves French inspired American classics simply prepared from Northwest ingredients. Entering its thirteenth year, Café Nell has become known for lively brunches, signature cocktails which never fail to impress, and the perfect place to host a laid-back dinner with friends. A full bar, friendly atmosphere, rotating taps, and a glowing fireplace create a welcoming environment in cooler months. Warmer months, OASIS patio seating is perfect for a socially spaced lunch or dinner; sidewalk seating is a fun place to sit under the shade of our magnificent 100 year old oak tree.

Passion for flavor, texture and ambiance overflows in this lovely Pearl District Italian restaurant. Guests are made to instantly feel welcome as they are greeted by the warm staff and led to a bigleaf maple burl table set with a water carafe containing a sprig of mint. The natural wood walls are lined with bottles of wine and stacks of wood for the pizza oven. Don?t forget to look up at the gorgeous patterned steel ceiling!

Founded as the Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts by a group of five young photographers in 1975, Blue Sky quickly established itself as an important venue for local photography. In a short period of time, the organization expanded its offerings to include national and international artists, many of whom exhibited at Blue Sky early in their careers. 

Blue Sky's special endeavor continues to be the exhibition of emerging and established artists that exemplify the finest in photographic vision and innovation. As such, Blue Sky has earned the accolade as having ?the best record of discovering new photographers of any artists? space in the country. 

Science-fueled fun for everyone - The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is one of the top science museums in the nation and offers brain powered fun for everyone.

Proudly mounted on a wall of our downtown showroom, the Stark's Vacuum Museum is a one of its kind! Renovated in 2017, the Museum boasts more than just old vacuums. We have built a vacuum history timeline so you can learn about the history of the vacuum cleaner! We have 25 of the most iconic and loved vacuums in history. 

Come check out these fascinating machines that show the progression of the vacuum cleaner from the beginning. The museum is open during our regular store hours, and admission is free.

Kidd's Toy-Museum not just for Kids! : )

Learn about the history of Puppetry an Ancient Art Form still thriving today. Museum has new exhibits seasonally, Puppets for sale, Puppet Building Books, and DVD'S and new Puppet Building Kits for families and kids.

Hand Made Professional Puppets for Sale Exhibits on world wide puppetry, Live puppet shows, workshops and kids hands on area. We have four exhibits this year for you to come enjoy Thurs - Sunday 2pm to 8pm.

""To preserve the history of the public safety in Portland and to promote goodwill and understanding between the Portland Police Officer and the community by advancing knowledge about the people and events of the past."" 

The Portland Police Historical Society has three areas of focus: The Portland Police Memorial Fund, The Portland Police Museum, and Portland Police Highland Guard. The society is a non-profit organization formed by the members of the Portland Police Bureau, and interested groups and individuals

I collect hats! My passion for collecting hats is in the desire to preserve hat fashions and their cultural heritage before these precious, historical gems disappear with the passage of time. The museum houses a curated collection of hats and serves as a research and resource depository for theatrical productions, colleges and universities, historical societies, television studios, as well as other museums and hat enthusiasts. 

We have received research inquiries from around the world, and have most recently completed work on a project with the New York Historical Society. 

I can not believe its been 23 years of publishing this directory. We are very proud to still be doing it in a time where most are failing in the publishing world. Thanks to all of the people that have made this directory possible over the years. I am very proud to have led this diverse group of employees and advertisers. We all strive together to create a better community.

As the market has grown and consumers have become more knowledgeable our role has changed. When we opened we helped introduce the world to a new way of thinking about and talking about chocolate, representing the first wave of American craft chocolate makers. The discovery and exploration continue but we are reevaluating where we fit into that and what the future holds. If you would like to keep in touch please be sure to sign up for our email list at our website contact page. https://cacaodrinkchocolate.com/contact/ or follow us on Instagram or Twitter.

We are located at 2234 NW Thurman st., in Northwest Portland, Oregon, 97210, just off 23rd Avenue. Currently, this is the world's only Freakybuttrue Peculiarium, and this manifestation opened its doors on April 15, 2011. ADMISSION IS $5*

Pioneer Place four city blocks filled with shopping, dining and entertainment. Add tax-free shopping, and you're certain to have the time of your life. For holiday, restaurant, department store and cinema.

Portland's iconic, one-stop gift shop since 1989. We seriously have ALL THE THINGS! 

The best gifts are thoughtful and rare. Since 1989, our quintessentially Portland emporium has been supplying cards, trinkets, and treasures to those searching for the perfect way to make someone?s day. Our variety of goodies range from locally crafted jewelry and candles to quirky books and baby clothes. More importantly, though, we support social justice causes with allied products, inviting service, and a non-compromising standard of total inclusivity. Discover the unexpected at Presents of Mind, where there?s something for everyone.

Discover over 40 brands from around the world. Specializing in natural fabrics derived from bamboo, beechwood and eucalyptus fibers. whether it?s Calvin for everyday, Saxx for the gym, or Armani for that Friday Night pair. Let?s find your perfect fit.

The Real Mother Goose has been supporting American Craft for nearly 50 years. The central focus of owners, Stan and Judy Gillis, has been their commitment to building relationships with customers and with the artists represented in the store. In 1971, the first Mother Goose store was opened in downtown Vancouver, Washington. Over the next 20 years they expanded to Washington square, downtown Portland and the Portland International Airport.