In Portland, Huber's (which is the oldest bar in Portland) and they are famous for their Spanish Coffee
Close to Huber's is Al Amir, which is a great Labanese restaurant If you are into hiking, you can hike in Northwest Portland at the end of Thurman street, there is a long stretch of a hike Must go to the legendary Powells' books and have coffee there Around Powells' there are a lot of micro breweries and new restaurants On NW 23rd street (between Burnside and Overton, there are a lot of cute cafes and restaurants. You can walk around there) I used to live in Portland an still call it home. Have a wonderful time there Warm regards Lakshmi On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 8:56 AM, Madhu Menon <[email protected]> wrote: > Greetings! > > I'll be embarking on a two-month trip to USA next month and will be > visiting the West Coast - San Jose, San Francisco, and Portland - in > the first week of November. > > I would love your recommendations for food and drink adventures in > these cities. I have no dietary restrictions. :) > > (About 3 weeks or so will be spent in NYC, but I'm set there.) > > Regards, > > Madhu > > -- > Madhu Menon > Food Photography: http://madhumenonphoto.com > Restaurant Consulting: http://mcorphospitality.com > Twitter: http://twitter.com/madmanweb > > -- *Lakshmi Pratury* Host and Curator +91 99456 56864 *inktalks.com <http://www.theinkconference.com/> | twitter <https://twitter.com/#!/inktalks> | facebook <http://www.facebook.com/INKtalks> | INK blog <http://inktalks.com/blog>* *INKtalks for you <http://www.inktalks.com/discover/289/anu-vaidyanathan-india-s-first-triathlete>*
