The crushed biscotti chocolate balls, churros with warm Spanish dipping chocolate, and cupcakes will cause you to go into a sugar-induced vibrational tizzy. They also offer choco-grams — aww. Read more.
Located close to Little Sahara State Park, these caverns are a great spot to check out if you have time. Includes the world’s largest gypsum cave that is open to the public.
Ah, the humble yet filling $5 bahn mi, full of contrasting sweet/spicy, crisp/soft, fresh/fried. Try the crispy, curly Vietnamese bacon or house special, with sausage, pate, cucumbers and cilantro. Read more.
A Portland Original. Get the grape Doughnut, tastes like grape big league chew. I promise it's good
This truly 24-hour diner features hits like the Thai Cobb salad and “mac daddy ‘n’ cheese balls.”
The great thing about this venue is that it’s located in a park, so feel free to bring your own picnic (alcoholic beverages included!). It’s a good way to save a little extra cash. – Team Live Nation
SF: Be sure to grab a free apple and free concert poster at SF's most historic (and hospitable) live music venue. -IFC Staff
Portland: Bring the one you love to the best view of Portland, take the top down and get intimate with a Voodoo Doughnut. -IFC Viewer
In 1971 the property was donated to the city by Mr. and Mrs. William E. Roberts. The Square's dominant feature is a bronze fountain in the shape of a rose, fittingly titled Fountain to a Rose.
Vegetarians can find a fair amount of selections on the menu, and the back patio is great during warm weather (it’s also often quieter than the main room).
Try the surprisingly light meatloaf sandwich with a cup of tomato cilantro soup. The chocolate ganache tart is the kind that can make you famous. Service was poor — next we'll get it to-go. Read more.
I'm guessing you are going to be seeing lots of Dew Tour people here. Honestly the Pink Tacos are fantastic
A Portland Original. Some of the best pan-asian cuisine, Show your check-in w/ the Dew Tour and receive 15% off your bill!
Watch the staff make the organic, fair trade, and handmade truffles through a window at the back of shop. Bonus for vegans — they make several dairy-free varieties. Read more.
1,700 acres of off-road trails. Rocks, bowls, hills, trails, and free onsite camping, as well as a large glacial deposit called Rock Creek. Join the Rausch Creek Rock Crawl Series (RCrocs). Read more.
In 1967 Sylvester 'Sly' Stewart formed the Family Stone w/ Cynthia Robinson on trumpet, Rosie Stone on piano, Greg Errico on drums, Jerry Martini on sax, Fred Stewart & Larry Graham on guitar/bass.
Visit the Poster Room upstairs for a visual history lesson of artists who have played The Fillmore. – Team Live Nation
This park offers scenic views, great hiking trails, and Little Niagra, a larger swimming hole. Admission is free, and they have convenient areas to park larger vehicles.
On May 8th, 1992, the Eleventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a previous ruling that 2 Live Crew's "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" was obscene & sale of the album illegal.
In search of a gutbuster? Look no further than The Anaconda. It's four sandwiches in one: BLT and cheeseburger topped with fried onion rings, crammed between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Whoa. Read more.
450 acres of mountains with over 200 trails and obstacles. Lots of obstacles to tackle – make sure to hit Little Rubicon, and if your Jeep is well-equipped, try making it up Boat Ramp.
Didn’t get to park as close as you wanted? Hop on with one of golf karts folks. For a tip, they will drive you to the gate! – Team Live Nation
Before record stores go extinct, stop by this gem of a store in Portland. You’ll be smarter from just browsing through their stacks of music. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
Get a history lesson on possibly the world's most famous beverage -- and sample Coca-Cola products from around the globe! Kids will love it...
For an eclectic mix of cocktails and an outer space vibe, make sure to stop by this place and get a little sweaty at the hipster dance parties.
Ludacris went from an intern to an on air personality on ATL's Hot 97.5 (now Hot 107.9). The DJ promos he recorded got the attention of Timbaland, who produced his first local hit "Phat Rabbit." Read more.
