Hungry and on a crunch for time? Say less, just a mere a 10-minute walk from Northrup Station and you’ll be in food cart heaven. At Nob Hill food carts, you can find only the freshest and most diverse food selection this side of the Alphabet district! Having trouble deciding what to eat? No problem, you’ll find a delicious array of slurp worthy Drunken Noodles to flavor packing Oaxacan Tacos.

Not diggin’ what Nob Hill has to offer? No worries, pop on over to the Slabtown Food Carts for even more delectable dishes! Why not try the ever so elusive gourmet sausages (vegan options included)! Or take a short break and indulge in some sweet Hawaiian cuisine, can you say “Aloha”?

Hop on the scenic Portland Streetcar for a short ride and satisfy your hunger with at the PSU Food carts. Try your hand at the humble Chunky Subs, guaranteed a great hangover fix with their $6 subs and freshly prepared enchilada grilled burritos. If you’re feeling like adding a little spice to your life, stop by the mouthwatering traditional Poompoui Thai house for their juicy pork pot stickers and tangy peanut sauce.

Hang like a local and run (not walk!) on over to the ever so popular, Carts On The Square. This buzzin’ food cart pod is located in Portland’s living room (Pioneer square) one of the cities most community driven urban landscapes. Join Portlanders and chow down with a variety of options, whether that be a greasy cheesesteak or a charcuterie spread, grab a seat and enjoy!

Brand new on the scene, weighing at a whopping 18 food trucks, is the one! the only! Cart Blocks!(cheering optional, wrestling mask required). Conveniently located nearby Powell’s Bookstore, this collaborative thrives off of not only delicious food but volunteers. While still in the beginning phases, you can enjoy some homemade Kafta and admire the colorful chalk drawings spread over the sidewalk. Support the community and scrumptious food all at once, all in a day’s hard work!

Rainy day got you down? No sweat, eat your woes away at Pine Street Market, Portland’s very first indoor food hall. Originally built in 1886 as a horse carriage and baggage facility, today it now stands as an open concept eatery. Even more impressive, this casual food hall is home to some of Portland’s top chefs! Located next to Portland’s famous Saturday market, treat yo self to this gourmet experience.