What are the best restaurants in Portland?

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Where should I eat in Portland?

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From street food to fine dining — discover the best restaurants in Portland with curated picks, local tips, and free itinerary planning tools.

Le Pigeon — A 50-seat restaurant in east Portland by Chef Gabriel Rucker, with a French-inspired tasting menu and a James Beard Award for Best Chef Northwest.
Canard — A casual sister to Le Pigeon by the same team, with a fun menu of duck stack, steam burgers, and one of Portland's best wine lists.
Tasty n Alder — A global-inspired steakhouse in northwest Portland by Chef John Gorham, with a Korean fried chicken and a famous brunch.
Pok Pok — Andy Ricker's Thai restaurant that introduced Portland to northern Thai cuisine, with fish sauce wings and a James Beard Award.
Hat Yai — A southern Thai restaurant in northeast Portland with curries, roti, and a Michelin Bib Gourmand, named after the Thai city.
Maurice — A tiny luncheonette in downtown Portland with a French-inspired menu, pastries, and a stylish pink-and-tile interior.
Lardo — A sandwich shop with multiple locations, famous for the pork belly kimchi sandwich, fries, and a casual atmosphere.