Portland Food Halls | Complete Vendor & Dining Directory
Food halls in
Portland
Portland’s food-hall scene runs from polished downtown spaces like Pine Street Market to open-air, cart-driven pods such as Hawthorne Asylum and Cartopia. The result covers everything from sit-down counters and craft-beer marketplaces to the city’s signature food-cart culture, often just a few blocks apart.
Pine Street Market
4.3Downtown Portland food hall featuring chef-driven vendors, bar programs, and strong commuter + tourism traffic.
Portland Food Hall
4.4Downtown food hall with a diverse lineup of local vendors and a central bar.
Flock Food Hall
4.2Downtown hall with several rotating chef-driven stalls and a bar.
The Zipper
4.6Compact Kerns micro-restaurant hall housing a handful of independent eateries and a bar.
The Zed
4.5Lents-area food hall and beer hall built around Zoiglhaus Brewing with several kitchens.
Prost Marketplace
4.6Mississippi Avenue food-cart pod anchored by the German bar Prost, with covered seating.
Hawthorne Asylum
4.7Large southeast food-cart pod with 20-plus carts, a covered pavilion, and a bar.
Cartopia
4.6One of Portland’s original late-night food-cart pods on Hawthorne with covered seating.
CORE (Collective Oregon Eateries)
4.6Nonprofit food-cart pod and commissary incubating BIPOC- and immigrant-owned food businesses, with a bar.
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