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4.3

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Basil Vegan Kitchen

Basil Vegan Kitchen serves dishes full of fresh flavors and bright colors. They offer a creamy coconut curry that tastes rich but not heavy. The quinoa salad bursts with textures from crunchy vegetables and soft beans. The staff prepares each plate carefully and presents it beautifully. The space feels calm and relaxed, perfect for enjoying a meal at your own pace. This spot makes eating feel nourishing and enjoyable.

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4.8

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DC Vegetarian

DC Vegetarian feels like a bright corner full of energy and flavor. The air carries the aroma of fresh herbs and spices that make you curious to try everything. The restaurant serves a hearty vegan pho with savory broth and tender noodles that warm you from the inside. Their crispy spring rolls pop with fresh vegetables and herbs in every bite. The space hums with conversation and clinking dishes, giving a lively but relaxed vibe.

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4.9

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Hail Snail

Hail Snail is a vegan bakery in Portland known for its creative cinnamon roll treats made entirely without animal ingredients. The place offers a classic cinnamon roll with rich plant-based icing that feels soft and warm in every bite. You can also try the Lunchbox roll topped with peanut sauce and crushed potato chips for a mix of tastes and textures. The shop makes its desserts with natural ingredients and offers gluten‑free options too.

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4.7

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The Wagon

The Wagon feels like a cozy neighborhood stop with warm lighting and colorful wall art that adds a playful touch. The open kitchen sends out the smell of toasted bread and spices that fill the room. The jackfruit tacos come packed with smoky flavor and fresh salsa that tastes bright and lively. The house burger pairs a hearty patty with crisp lettuce and a tangy sauce. Staff move with ease, and the relaxed mood makes it easy to linger over a calm meal.

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4.8

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DoorDash

Dirty Lettuce

Dirty Lettuce serves hearty comfort food with bold flavors and a relaxed neighborhood vibe. The mac and cheese comes hot and creamy with a rich cashew sauce and a golden top. The fried chicken plate uses seasoned soy curls that crackle on the outside and stay juicy inside. Warm lighting, wood tables, and soul music create a laid back environment. Guests linger over meals and enjoy the steady neighborhood energy together.

4.5

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Jade Rabbit

Jade Rabbit feels calm and creative from the moment you walk in. Soft lighting, leafy corners, and warm wood tables set a relaxed mood that works for both quiet meals and easy conversations. You can try the crispy oyster mushroom bao, packed with juicy bites and a light, fluffy bun. The spicy peanut noodle bowl brings a rich flavor with fresh vegetables and silky noodles. Music stays low, and the open space lets you linger over tea or dessert without feeling rushed.

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4.7

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Obon Shokudo

Obon Shokudo serves Japanese-style meals with clean flavors and fresh ingredients. The restaurant offers a tofu katsu sandwich that has crispy breaded tofu with cabbage and a tangy sauce. Another popular option is the vegetable ramen, which comes in a savory broth with noodles, mushrooms, and greens. Meals come quickly, and each dish is easy to eat while sitting at the counter or a small table.

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4.7

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Norah Belmont

This pan-Asian spot in the Sunnyside neighborhood serves a variety of flavorful dishes that blend Thai roots with modern influences. The interior features green tones and plenty of plants which create a relaxed atmosphere for guests. Patrons choose their meals from a digital QR code system and can enjoy popular items like rainy rangoon and cauliflower curry.

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4.7

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Feral

Feral is a vegan spot in Portland that focuses on clear flavors and fresh ingredients. It serves a chickpea salad sandwich with crisp vegetables and a creamy dressing. The restaurant also offers a roasted mushroom bowl with rice, greens, and a light sauce. Customers can watch the food being prepared in the open kitchen. The space is casual, and the menu stays focused on its main dishes without extra choices.

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4.6

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Banh Mi Up

Banh Mi Up serves fresh Vietnamese sandwiches and bowls. The vegan banh mi features marinated tofu, pickled vegetables, and a light sauce on a crisp baguette. Their vegan noodle bowl mixes rice noodles with vegetables and tofu in a flavorful broth. The ambiance is casual, with tables for eating in or taking food to go. The flavors are clear and direct, making it easy to enjoy plant-based meals without extra fuss.

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4.8

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SugarBean Candy

Sugarbean Candy

SugarBean Candy in downtown Portland makes handcrafted coffee bean brûlée candy with real Arabica beans and caramelized sugar in small batches at its Pearl District storefront. The coffee candy has a bold coffee taste and crunchy texture that draws fans of sweet treats. The online shop also offers limited edition and creative flavor twists on its signature candy. This local artisan destination brings a special touch to candy lovers in the area.

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5.0

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How Sweet It Is

How Sweet It Is in the Hillsdale area of Portland makes handcrafted candy and classic sweets with care that locals talk about. The shop offers chocolates, caramel popcorn, cookies, seasonal treats, and curated gift boxes that match the neighborhood mood. It has strong local support and a high quality award for its candy offerings.

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4.6

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Ranger Chocolate Co.

Ranger Chocolate Co. sits in Central Eastside neighborhood and makes bean-to-bar chocolate, coffee and baked goods on site. The shop crafts a variety of single-origin bars, caramel sauce, granola and seasonal treats with sustainably sourced cacao from around the world. Local and visiting patrons enjoy premium chocolate bars and confections in a friendly setting with fair trade values at its core.

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4.6

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Roste Chocolate House

Roste Chocolate House feels like a haven for chocolate lovers with great drinks and house pastries made from single-origin cacao sourced around the world. The menu offers a range of chocolate drinks and creative espresso options alongside baked treats that pair well with a mocha or sipping chocolate. The cafe has an open kitchen where chocolate is roasted on site and tastings and workshops are available.

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4.4

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Anna's Chocolate Cafe and Bubble tea

Anna's Chocolate Cafe and Bubble tea sits in downtown Portland near Pioneer Courthouse Square in the heart of the city’s arts and business district. The cafe serves a mix of handmade chocolates, coffee drinks, smoothies and bubble tea that show quality and taste. The shop offers cordial service and a playful menu with items like dark chocolate truffles and alternative milk options.

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4.9

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creo chocolate

Creo Chocolate on Northeast Broadway in Portland’s Eliot area feels like a treat for anyone who loves chocolate made from the bean. The small-batch bean-to-bar factory sells bars, truffles, brownies and brewed cacao drinks made with beans they roast and grind on site. Staff share knowledge about how chocolate starts at the farm and becomes products ready to taste.

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4.5

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Marc Thayer

Rocket Fizz Portland

Rocket Fizz Portland in downtown Portland delivers an energetic array of over 3,000 candies from the US and beyond and roughly 500 bottled sodas with unusual and classic flavors to explore. The shop stacks shelves with quirky gifts, retro treats, novelty sodas, and colorful sweets that spark curiosity and nostalgia. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful and make browsing easy and fun.

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4.7

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Osh Khatib

Verdun Chocolates

Verdun Chocolates in Portland’s Pearl District sells imported Lebanese handmade chocolates in an elegant presentation that draws attention right away. The shop stocks a wide selection from classic milk and dark pieces to pralines, caramels, and gianduja that taste distinctive and delightful. The variety makes picking gifts or treats simple and memorable.

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4.9

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Villain Crepes & Coffee Co

Villain Crepes & Coffee Co leans into a witchy, tucked-away vibe that’s easy to love. The seasonal spiced peppermint mocha latte balances peppermint sweetness with a subtle cardamom note that fits the holidays nicely. Order a handcrafted crepe with crisp edges and a soft center, pull out a board game, and ease into an easy conversation. This neighborhood shop remains creative and relaxed, made for winter mornings when time doesn’t seem in a rush.

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4.6

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Matta Café Bar

Matta Café Bar is a little holiday haven, and their Peppermint Dream Mocha is pure magic. Made with premium Colombian coffee beans, each sip is a creamy swirl of rich chocolate and cool peppermint that feels like a festive hug in a cup. The Pearl District’s cozy charm comes alive here, with lush greenery, a warm indoor-outdoor flow, and a vibe that makes you want to linger.

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4.8

of 5.0

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Yours Truly - Portland

Yours Truly is pouring peppermint mochas with Proud Mary beans, bursting with minty sweetness. Vintage grinders hum nearby as sunlight warms the tables, adding a little sparkle to every sip. The Sellwood vibes make it easy to relax while baristas whip up drinks that hit just right. This seasonal treat is a small dose of holiday cheer you won’t want to miss.

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4.8

of 5.0

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Living Room Coffee

Living Room Coffee delivers peppermint mocha bliss for the season. Rich layers of chocolate meet a crisp, bright hint of mint, perfectly balanced with smooth espresso from local roasters. Baristas pour each cup hot, finishing it with silky foam and festive mugs that make it feel like the season itself. Plush chairs surround low tables under soft, warm lighting, inviting you to linger. This is a must-try for your Portland mocha lineup.

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4.9

of 5.0

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Janell Eckes

Parkrose Coffee Shop

Opened in May, Parkrose Coffee Shop immediately became a neighborhood favorite. The interior is warm and welcoming, with plenty of light and an outdoor space that is being set up for community events. Coffee is dialed in, and the pastry case includes thoughtful options for dietary restrictions. Owners Lily and Peter have built a spot that feels like it belongs, with friendly service and a sense of community baked right in.

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5.0

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Slow Haste Coffee (Collector Bar)

Slow Haste leaped from a pop-up to a permanent café this year, and Portland is better for it. The drinks are creative, with rotating seasonal lattes like charred strawberry and black pepper or black sesame date. The new space, tucked into Collector Bar, pairs coffee with vinyl DJ sets and casual cocktail energy. It is not just a place to grab a drink but an experience where the care put into each latte matches the atmosphere around it.

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4.5

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Café Rosetta

Café Rosetta brings a clean and calming energy to North Portland, alongside the new Matsunoki Ramen location. The space is flexible, with indoor seating and outdoor tables that make it ideal for both quick stops and longer work sessions. Heart Coffee beans anchor the menu, and the toasts and baked goods keep things simple but high quality. Drinks showcase skilled baristas who take the craft seriously while keeping things approachable.

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