SmartPark at 3rd & Alder.
Central for a speakeasy-style cocktail.
Little Bird for a bistro dinner from a James Beard Award-winning chef.
Clyde Common for the daily punchbowl selection.
Ace Hotel for an overnight stay with a uniquely Portland flavor.
Stumptown coffee for a wake-up cup and a perfect pastry.
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1. SmartPark (3rd & Alder) portlandonline.com/smartparkPark
3rd and Alder Directions
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2. Central www.yelp.com/biz/central-portlandDining
220 SW Ankeny St. Directions
Old fashioned & contemporary specialty cocktails, beer, wine, and delicious seasonal small plates.
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3. Little Bird www.littlebirdbistro.comDining
219 SW 6th Ave. Directions
Little Bird, the bistro by the team of Le Pigeon, is open for lunch and dinner during the week, and for dinner on the weekends. Opening first week of December.
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4. Clyde Common www.clydecommon.comDining
1014 SW Stark St. Directions
Opened in May 2007 by Nate Tilden and Matt Piacentini, Clyde Common is a European style tavern serving delicious food and drinks in a casual and energizing space.
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5. Ace Hotel acehotel.comHotels
1022 SW Stark St. Directions
The Ace Hotel Portland is as much a representation of the city as it is a clever downtown hotel. The 79-room historic property stands at the juncture between downtown and the Pearl district.
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6. Stumptown www.stumptowncoffee.comDining
128 SW 3rd Ave. Directions
Stumptown Coffee Roasters begins their process with raw beans that are selected by poring over samples from all over the globe. Each sample gets sniffed, slurped up and vetted through silver spoons hundreds of times a day in our cupping laboratory. The delicate hand-picked seeds containing sugars and natural perfumes are roasted in our old-school, cast-iron German Probat machines. The Downtown cafe opened in April of 2003. It is situated in the old Pokerface location. In addition to our coffee products, you will also find a great variety of magazines to browse or purchase.


