Top Oregon Culinary Tours

Portland has long been known for its donuts, and with this tour, you'll get to visit some of the city's best donut shops. Your tour guide will take you not only to the most famous of them all, Voodoo Donuts, but also to lesser-known, but no less delicious spots that locals love.

Portland takes pizza seriously—and this tour is the easiest, most fun way to taste the scene in one walk. You’ll hit four pizzerias on a relaxed route with short walks in between (about ~1 mile total), tasting a curated progression of styles and signatures. This is a full-meal experience: each guest gets a full slice at each stop (four slices total). Your guide keeps it laid-back and social while sharing quick, useful pizza insight—what makes a great slice, what to order, and where to go next depending on what you loved most. Pizza and drinks are included. Rain or shine, come hungry and ready to eat like a local.

Discover Oregon's world famous wine region known as Willamette Valley and experience the best pinot noir, chardonnay, rose and other varietals guided by local wine lovers on this 8 hour tour. An excellent trip for new and seasoned wine lovers, a romantic weekend, or last minute vacation with your friends. Gain an inside perspective about the growing region, the winemaking process and the history of this valley. Expect to be pampered, entertained, and truly have a memorable trip in Oregon's Wine Country. This is a joinable small group tour for 2 persons or more. We will explore 3 of the finest vineyards in the valley and do a sit down lunch at our favorite establishment or vineyard lunch pairing. Proceed to check availability to see your exact price for the group size, we will handle all route planning and reservations on your behalf and offer door to door pickup and dropoff.

Explore the Willamette Valley, the largest wine-producing region, on this private tour designed with large groups in mind. You'll get the chance to visit three or four wineries. During your full day wine tour experience there will be an opportunity to partake in food pairings at a vineyard or a separate lunch stopall with a guide/driver to help make your experience safe, fun, and informative.

My name is Jonas with Hidden Vineyards Wine Tours. We visit boutique gems and legacy wineries in Oregon’s Willamette Valley countryside. Custom pickup from your designated address with private elevated luxury transportation. We have a custom built wine tour Sprinter van, with leather captain chairs, swivel seats, waters and snacks. Three vineyards are included as well as a stop for lunch. Tasting and gratuity not included. Minimum 4 guests to book. Cheers!

With its famous food carts in abundance of restaurants running the gamut from funky to chichi, Portland is a great place for foodies. This small walking tour takes you all around downtown Portland, with stops at a selection of great local eating spots. You can expect to taste all sorts of treats. Typical examples include local seafood, wine, and beer, delicious desserts, and seasonal farm-to-table delights!

The Taste of Hawthorne walking food and farm tour is designed for foodies by foodies. You’ll experience one of Portland's most eclectic and historic neighborhoods, just 10 minutes from downtown, and taste your way around the world right here in Portland from lunch to late-night bites and specialty sips. The food tour takes place on SE Hawthorne Blvd which is a quintessential Portland street lined with vintage shops, boutiques, hat stores, record stores, cafés and food from here and around the world. It’s ripe with global fare made with local ingredients. You'll learn our local history while enjoying the curated menu and you’ll meet the owners and chefs behind it all. Vegetarians and gluten-freers have their own curated menus and we can also accommodate people who don’t drink alcohol or like spicy food. You'll also have the unique opportunity to tour a backyard urban farm with fruit and nut trees, berries, veggies and the Chicken Schitts - Moira, Twyla, Alexis and Stevie.

Explore Portland's hipster-friendly Buckman neighborhood on foot and try out some fantastic local fare along the way with this small-group walking tour. While dining options vary depending on availability, you're likely to visit some of Portland's top international restaurants, try out treats from a food pod, and spend time at a local distillery, all with a guide to provide context and narration.

Eat your way through the trendy Alberta Arts District with this walking food tour. Not only will you get to try treats from local eateries and food carts that line this hip neighborhood, but you'll also get to learn all about Oregon Pinot Noir from a local winemaker. A maximum group size of 12 keeps this guided tour feeling intimate.

Intimidated by Portland’s surfeit of food trucks, restaurants, and must-try eateries? Leave all the planning to your guide—and sample some of the best bites that Portland has to offer—on this small-group foodie walking tour. Meet your guide in the morning, and come with an appetite: you’ll be visiting numerous businesses in the Mississippi District for brunch bites, ranging from pastries and sandwiches to drinks and beyond.

We’re definitely Keeping It Weird on the Underground Donut Tour - Portland Holiday Edition. Come join us as we take a stroll through downtown Portland and try some of the best donuts you'll ever have in your life. Seriously, these donuts are amazing. The tour starts near the PSU campus where we try an assortment of donuts. Next, we take a leisurely walk through the park towards downtown Portland. Along the way you'll learn about Portland history, both for donuts as well as the larger restaurant industry. Depending on what's open that day, we may stop at one of several donut shops downtown, so make sure to bring your appetite. We'll stop along the way to admire the holiday lights and decorations, specifically in Pioneer Square. Lastly, we'll stop at the place that started it all, Voodoo Doughnuts. Don't worry though, because we can skip the line. Along the way, we'll sprinkle in some humor, history, and fun for the whole family. What's not to love? We hope you can make it!

Get off the beaten path to explore Portland's Kerns neighborhood with this guided food tour. You'll head up to the stretch of NE 28th Avenue known as "Restaurant Row," for a 1.2-mile-long walk with a guide, with stops at six different eateries along the way to sample local flavors.

Portland is known for its food carts, but with numerous pods across the city, it can be difficult to know where to start. With this tour, your group will head to one of the city's oldest food cart pods, where you'll get the chance to try treats from five to seven different food carts plus a brewery.

-Truffle hunts alongside seasoned forager, Ava, and her truffle dog, Joey. -Learn the basics of foraging through live demonstrations: clean and care for the truffles as well as how to infuse or consume. -Surrounded by the lush forestry of Oregon, gain first-hand knowledge about the complex ecology of the region. - Indulge in a picnic lunch amidst the forest trees in the Willamette Valley. - Savor locally sourced flavors, expertly paired with boutique wines from the region.

Explore Oregon's world famous wine country known as the Willamette Valley and experience the best Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Rose, Chardonnay and other varietals guided by local wine lovers with an opportunity to do food pairings at a vineyard or seperate lunch stop. Gain an inside perspective about the growing region, the winemaking process and the history of this valley at each vineyard during your tasting. Expect to be pampered, entertained, and truly have a memorable trip in Oregon's Wine Country. This is limited to 10 people in a small joinable group, but usually much smaller in our modern and comfortable 15 passenger vans.

This is Portland’s elevated sushi night out: a small-group, omakase-style progressive dinner across three top sushi spots downtown. Instead of tiny samples, you’ll sit down at each stop for chef-selected dishes—crafted to highlight different styles, cuts, and techniques—so you leave genuinely full and seriously impressed. Over 2–3 hours, you’ll enjoy a curated progression that can include nigiri, sashimi, specialty rolls, and seasonal plates (selection varies by night). Your guide keeps it fun and approachable while explaining what you’re eating, how to spot quality, and how to order with confidence the next time you’re at a sushi bar. All food is included, and group size is capped so the experience stays personal and high-touch. —and if you have dietary needs (gluten-free or vegan), message us after booking so we can plan your best possible menu. Why this is worth it: you’re getting a guided, chef-curated sushi progression at three restaurants in one night—without the guesswork.