Incredible little grocer that has a huge wine selection, cute gift area, tons d European dry goods,…read morefresh produce, fresh bakery and a incredible ready food deli area. You can spend hours in this store looking through the store, prepping dinners or gift shopping! Worth the stop to check it out.

Providore is a feast for the senses and a great place to treat yo self! Like other reviewers share,…read moreit's not the place to go for your regular grocery resupply, but for items where you want something unique, elevated, and special, this is the place. The market is well-stocked with unique shelf items from around the world-- pastas, jams/jellies, biscuits, oils, vinegars, tinned fish, and legumes. They have a vast deli case with meats, cheeses, and prepared items. The meat and fish counter is magazine-worthy and they feature some hot-food specials using meats and sausages from their counter. The wine selection is expansive-- we even saw a few bottles from the Loire region of France which we had the great fortune decades ago to visit family friends. It was the produce area that really made my heart sing and my eyes bug out. The produce section is colorful, artfully arranged. I could practically feel the antioxidants beaming into my body! I have never seen SO many varieties of alliums in my life. They had four different types of "green onion" (scallion, green garlic, calçot, and red spring onion), plus mahoosive leeks. We had a great experience with service which was friendly, helpful, and prompt. Since we were out and about doing other things we didn't get anything that required refrigeration like cheese, meats or produce, but we did have sandwiches from the deli case which were tasty. I look forward to going back for some of the produce and cheeses.

Love getting fresh pasta a few times a month. It's an good, quick, inexpensive dinner for a family.read more

I'm not a big bread eater because breads these days are never/rarely fermented/cooked in…read moretraditional healthy ways.... but the girls were so helpful and friendly I couldn't help but wander on over.... The bread I got was OMG, so yummy. Just came out of the oven and drenched in poured over olive oils, I could see the smoke! Within minutes the 15 inch piece was sold down to the last 3 inch. More is made on a demand basis = fresh. It's said to be double yeast/rise. Cool.

Ordered the 2-piece fish and chips along with a dozen oysters…read more The fish and chips were honestly the best I've ever had. The fish was super fresh, flaky, and the batter stayed crispy without feeling overly greasy. The fries were solid too, but the fish itself completely carried the meal. The oysters were really good as well and tasted fresh. The whole place had a laid-back seafood market type of feel, and everything tasted high quality. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in Portland.

Delicious steelhead sandwiches so fresh and tasty! The clam chowder was also very very good. I…read morewould never order a salad there again. It was like $18 for the tiniest thing you ever saw everything else was great. They were pretty busy and things seemed a bit discombobulated, but all in all it was a great experience. We will definitely be back. We were so hungry by the time we got our food we didn't take any pictures sorry

International grocery stores are a necessity as I use in my everyday life items that don't exist in…read moreconventional grocery stores. World Foods doesn't carry the ginormous container of pitted Kalama olives that the mothership Barbur Whole Foods does. But they do have excellent customer service and and will transfer a jug from Barbur to Whole Foods for me. They also sell Arz labne which I can't find anywhere else convenient in Portland. Certainly not at a conventional grocery store. They also sell all kinds of other international groceries like giant jars if dolmas, lavash, the best chocolate bars. I could go on and on. Walking the aisles makes me feel like I'm in a different country and it's fun. There's not much in the way of parking. Most people in the Pearl probably walk there. I know I do. I do know that if you want a grocery adventure check out World Foods. 2026 - Review # 6

Great selection. We can always find something interesting here. They also have a great deli…read morecounter with wraps, salads, pita, hot foods.

Located in a residential area, this looks like a fairly large establishment but only have a few…read moretables set up. This allows for patrons to wait inside without feeling congested but also means you'll have to be quick whenever a table does clear out. The selection of items here aren't much so most people probably come here for their lunch/entree menu. They assemble everything fresh it appears-- they heat up croissants at the griddle and use the toaster oven to heat up others. The cookie was intensely dense and rich in chocolate. The larger sea salt flakes added such a nice contrast to the sweetness.

After visiting another bakery in town and finding that they had sold out of all their croissants,…read morewe decided to visit Little T American Baker as a backup. In contrast to a lot bakeries that are primarily takeout only, Little T has a much larger footprint with plenty of seating. When we walked in on a weekend morning, there were lots of people sitting around, sipping on drinks, and working. Kouign Amann ($6) - The top of the kouign amann (the bottom while baking) looks nicely glazed with plenty of sugar. They layers look well defined and it looks like a crispy flaky treat. The other side looks like a sad wrinkly croissant. The interior consists of really thick laminated layers that have a ton of air gap in between that has more in common with risen puff pastry than croissant. This makes it thick, bready, and doughy and gives it a wheat flour-like taste rather than sugar or butter. There isn't that much crispness and other than a bit of sugar glaze on top, the pastry isn't very sweet, not is it buttery at all. I didn't like this kouign amann much. (2/5) Chocolate Praline Croissant ($6.25) - This croissant looks like it has decent layering and a great flaky crust at first glance. The croissant is indeed very flaky and crisp on top, making flakes and powdered sugar fly everywhere while eating. The lamination is again a bit questionable, with very thick layers and huge air pockets making the croissant very bready. At least there's no wheat flour taste. There's only a single line of chocolate in the center rather than the more typical two chocolate baton configuration. The chocolate leaks out of the sides of the croissant, caramelizing against the baking sheet and creating different flavors. (3/5) Masa Baguette ($5.75) - This baguette has a great crust combined with a moist and chewy interior. It's much darker in color than a typical baguette and has a very well developed taste, like sourdough mixed with corn. A very interesting take on a baguette that's quite delicious. Also of note is how they serve the baguette - wrapped up in butcher paper with an end of the baguette sticking out. (5/5) Unfortunately, I didn't find the laminated pastries to be very good at Little T. Size-wise, the pastries seem to be a bit smaller than competitors but with similar pricing. Their breads seem to be the superior choice and the only items I would order again if I revisited in the future. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms

OMG!! How have I lived in Portland for five years, and not tried this place before?!…read more Wife and I walked by on Valentine's Day and went in for pie and coffee! I had the GF chocolate with hazelnuts which was amazing and the individual size pie was just enough. Latte was delicious too! My wife had the meyer lemon meringue and hasn't stopped talking about it! It was so good! Staff were super friendly! We'll be back and I would highly recommend!

Don't let the minimal working scare you, The pie Spot is a delicious pastry/ brunch/coffee spot…read morewith absolutely delicious mini pies! There's art on the walls, games you can play and lots of seating. The staff is very welcoming and helpful with questions. They have many regular mini pie options but they also had 9 gluten free pie options and 4 were also vegan! You can get savory pies too but they're not mini pies. They have lots of drink options, and dairy free milk alternatives. We plan on coming back! Regular- S'More wins Gf/df- Marion berry was yummy

Personally I enjoy shopping at new seasons. They have a great selection of high quality veggies and…read morefruits. I'm also able to fine a variety of vegan products that not many others store carry. The staff is always very helpful and kind. The stores are always clean, never had an issue with cleanliness here. My only issue with this location is the small parking lot but overall it's a nice place to shop.

Solid neighborhood supermarket with a good selection of basic items and some well-curated items…read more New Seasons items are on the pricey side but they have specials and promotions quite frequently. Service is always fast, friendly and efficient.

I have never had a bad time here. Baked and steamed buns, donuts, Bahn Mi, butter rolls, cookies, I…read morecould go on and on! Truly a wonderful spot. Extremely fast service, and everyone is always kind. You can find me here every couple weeks!

Basic bahn mi. Skimpy on the filling. Lemongrass pork. Quickly made. Fresh crusty bread. Partition…read morebetween workers and customers. Masks worn. Little parking. Overpriced desserts. Cheap sandwiches. Busy place with food packages up inside for grab n go. Not really much seating. Worth it for the bahn mi.