Introducing Our 2017 Restaurant of the Year: The Year of the Rooster

This is the Year Portland Finally Got Exciting Handmade Asian Dumplings and Pepper-Bath Chicken Smack Dab in the Middle of the City.

(Thomas Teal)

Restaurant Guide 2017 Runner-Up: Year of the Vegetable

2017 was the year that Portland vegetarian and vegan restaurants broke out in a major way

How We Chose Our List of Top 50 Restaurants

This year, we opened the list to all eateries, including carts and weekly pop-ups.

Matthew Korfhage and Martin Cizmar

The Best Restaurants in Portland’s Central Eastside, the City’s Best Food Neighborhood

Portland’s food and party frontier is home to the city’s best restaurant, peanut-brittle fried chicken and all the ramen.

Where to Eat in North Portland, Home to the City’s Best BBQ, Ethiopian and Soup Dumplings

Chi-chi Mexican, stellar BBQ and California Turkish in the fifth quadrant.

The Best Restaurants in Downtown Portland

The Best Restaurants in Portlands Outer West Side and the Western Suburbs

Tunnel under the West Hills to find the region’s best Korean, Hawaiian and Szechuan.

Where to Eat in Portland’s Pearl District and Chinatown Neighborhood

Smoked ham, housemade pappardelle and authentic moles tucked amongst the city’s shiniest glass condo towers and drunkest dance clubs.

The Best Restaurants in Northwest Portland’s Blossoming Slabtown Neighborhood and on the Twenties

Eat East County: The Best Restaurants on 82nd Street and in The Numbers

Portland’s finest home to Vietnamese and Chinese noodles.

16 Great Places To Eat in the Neighborhoods of Northeast Portland

Where to find nose-to-tail beef butchery, fusion dosas and Jersey-style pizza.

The Best Restaurants on Portland’s Division and Clinton Streets

The Best Restaurants on Hawthorne and Belmont in Southeast Portland

The restaurant-rich zone between Hawthorne and Burnside now has Peruvian street food and Vietnamese drinking food.

Kerns is one of Portland’s Sneaky Great Food Neighborhoods

This dense food ’hood has city-beating tortas, inauthentic Asian and Mexican rotisserie chicken.

The 10 Pacific Northwest Restaurants Outside Portland Any Local Foodie Has To try

Portland is Becoming a More Worldly Place. Our 2017 Restaurant Guide Reflects That.

Portland is becoming a much more worldly place.

Here’s Where You Can Pick Up Your Copy of Willamette Week’s 2017 Portland Restaurant Guide

All the food that's fit for print.