Was gifted a Forktown Food Tour and WOW was it amazing! It was the perfect way for locals and…read morevisitors to see a different size of Portland. We just moved from Denver a few years ago so always looking for good eats! We decided to check out a neighborhood that we've never explored ourselves and we had such a great time. We took the Mississippi Ave Tour and really enjoyed the different eats that was picked out for us! We started at the food carts and had some delicious BBQ then walked a couple blocks and got to try this delicious glass noodle salad and local wine. Honestly, I was pretty full already from those first two stops but we had two more to go! We ended up going to a local brewery as well as a dairy-free ice cream shop! Being lactose intolerant, I was ECSTATIC to know that this ice cream place was all dairy free! Everyone was pleasantly surprised at the texture of the ice cream and the different flavors that was offered! Being locals we weren't sure what to expect in a group setting but everyone was a joy to be with. Our group consisted of friends celebrating a birthday and a married couple that was visiting for the weekend from Seattle. Our guide Heidi lead us on a delicious trip around Portland and cannot wait to attend her other tours or even possibly her food tours abroad! It was such a pleasure to spend a lovely Saturday with Heidi.

The Forktown Food tour was Forking Fabulous (surely I'm not the first one to capitalize on such…read morealliteration?). Ariel, our tour guide, immediately won points in my book for being both an artist and a New Mexican native. These traits are not what made her an apt, knowledgeable, or personable tour guide, per say, but they're what made me see my reflection in her mirror. "Hey! I'm an artist (writer) from New Mexico and a food tour guide, too!" With that said, Ariel did an awesome job. She knows her history, her food, her city, and has a fun personality to tie it all together. Our group was a mix of locals and travelers, solo eaters (yours truly) and a group of friends. We all got along great, and enjoyed every stop. What I enjoyed most about this was 1) the location. Mississippi Ave is a gem! Get out of downtown and explore this place! 2) the diversity of dining. I'm not well-versed enough in Korean Mexican food to know what to order at a food cart, same with Thai cuisine (um, Pad Thai? Yes I am that uneducated), so I was glad to have a great dish handed to me. Also, I liked the balance of savory, sweet, and even vegetables, and the fact it moved like a progressive meal (salad, appetizer, main, palate cleanser, dessert). I definitely recommend!

We went on a Portland Food Carts, Pods, and Patios Tour with Herb. He chose some incredible places…read moreand we tried many things that I would not have found on my own. The tour was three hours and a very easy walk. Herb is very friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging. He was organized and took great care to ensure that everyone had a good time. Booking with Lost Plate was easy too. They are nice to work with and on top of things. I would absolutely take another tour with Lost Plate and recommend them to anyone who wants to explore Portland's food scene with an expert eye.

We've been on a few tours over the years where the guides seem to be actors working off a script,…read moremeaning they don't actually know about what they're giving a tour about. Not true with this company. Herb S. really knew his stuff - both about the food, the food carts, and Portland. He was entertaining and easy going and made the time fly by. All of the food carts selected were wonderful. We had everything from Poutine to tacos to Ukranian dumplings - great portion sizes and everything was flavorful and unique. We liked two of the carts so much we went back twice during the weekend! Don't hesitate on this one - just book it!

This was a fun and enjoyable foodie brunch tour! We visited a mix of spots--some I wouldn't have…read morechosen on my own, and others that are well known restaurant highlights in Portland. The pacing of the tour was just right, and we appreciated the interesting history shared as we walked between locations. That said, for the price, I expected a bit more. At each stop, we were only offered one type of item, and the portion sizes were on the smaller side. I've done other food tours where you get to try a few different dishes at each location, which gives a better sense of the menu. Having at least a small selection or a few shared plates would have made the experience feel more complete. Overall, it was a good tour, especially if you're new to Portland or just visiting. I'd recommend it!

Sherri Brown is delightful, engaging and very knowledgeable of Portland history and food culture…read more We are from another state and would've never known about these gems in Portland without her.

All these places were in walking distance from each other and no more than a few blocks. Portland…read moreis seriously amazing. I have lived here my ENTIRE life and to me, Portland is Portland. To hear all this history, and really see how businesses in Portland are really community partners versus competitors is truly amazing. I LOVED this tour, I loved the tastings and I loved the company I was with. People always ask foodies what/where to go and I would suggest this. Guarantee, you'll go somewhere new and learn something new. Try it out for yourself. Remember babes, Eat Rich or Die Tryin. ..

Laura's tour is the best. She is delightful, knowledgeable, and, most importantly, fun. I learned…read moreso much about SE Portland's history as we strolled from venue to venue. I'm really into food tours, and this one isn't your ordinary, run of the mill, tour. It was special. Different. Learned about tea. Learned about salt. Learned about coffee, spirits and all about Olympia Provisions. Local stuff. The venue peeps were into their thing and delivered their expertise with sparkling personalities. Don't miss you...go schedule.

Incredible food, tour, and tales. David was so captivating and completely made our Portland trip!…read more10/10 would recommend to anyone visiting Portland.

We went on a tour with David after secret food tours ghosted us. He was adaptable and showed us the…read morecoolest spots in Portland. If you want a fun food tour, you have to go with David. Highly recommend.

The seafood tour was SO much fun. Nick was a great tour guide--he selected really interesting…read moreplaces for us to see. We were always able to get to our stops on time (I've been on tours where the guide hovers too much, rushing us to the next location. This wasn't the case at all.) Nick was also just a super nice guy and really easy to talk to. Our group appreciated that a lot! We got to see fish being gutted/cleaned, learned about the canning process of tuna, went to a marina to go crabbing, and then went to an oyster bar. The amount of education was wonderfully balanced with convenience and efficiency. It was like a field trip, but in the best way, with drinks, food, and good company. I will 100% go on a tour with this company again when I'm back in Portland. Highly recommend!

I joined Farm 2 Fork for a great outing to the coast! Easy pickup in Beaverton, beautiful drive…read morethrough farmland and forest, and three great stops on the coast. Tour guide Ali (also the owner!) is passionate about sustainable agriculture of all kinds - other tours go to farms and dairies. This one is all about seafood - we learned to filet a fish, how to hold a live crab safely, how to go crabbing from a dock, and how to shuck an oyster. There was plenty to eat! I didn't need dinner when lunch happened at all 3 stops - a starter of chowder at stop one, cheese platter and a whole crab at stop two, and raw oysters at stop three. Also - Oregon wine & beer. Super interesting info about fisheries, the local fishing culture, and agricultural stuff - definitely expanded my understanding of Oregon & the coast.

We recently took the Brunchlandia food tour with Jasmine at Portlandia Food Tours. The tour…read moreincluded stops at 5 locations in the St. Johns neighborhood where we enjoyed fresh made bagels, specialty coffee, a vegan breakfast sampler and house made sangria, fresh baked croissant, and lox (or veggie) pizza. The quality and flavors of the food and drinks were fantastic. Our group was diverse with vegetarians, vegans, meat eaters, adults of all ages and young children. Everyone ate well and had a great time. The tour also included art, history, glimpses of the beautiful St. John's bridge and a opportunities for shopping with a nice little bonus that some businesses provided special discounts to the tour group. Jasmine was the best tour guide, she is clearly very passionate about her neighborhood and supporting the amazing small businesses in her community. Her energy was amazing and I will definitely be attending future food tours as they become available!

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Herb was an amazing tour guide. Very knowledgeable with a cool sense of humor. He was very patient…read morewith our group and took the time to explain everything. The food was delicious! I highly recommend.

Tourist in our own @Portland yesterday - AMAZING! With a group of fun smart curious visitors from…read moreSeattle, Los Angeles and SF - Michelle @LostPlateTours guided us on a beautiful Friday in amazing SE Portland. Oh the food!!! @FoodCartPDX @HawthorneAsylum @RogueAles @Oregonian #portland