Spanish-Style Studio · Private Entry · Foodie Row

From your host

You're in Kerns - one of NE Portland's best-kept secrets for food. The neighborhood is centered around the 28th Avenue restaurant corridor, where you can walk to James Beard-nominated dinners, authentic Cuban food, craft beer, and Vietnamese cocktails without ever needing a car. Han Oak is the standout - chef Peter Cho's Korean restaurant celebrates Korean flavors and Oregon ingredients, and he's a multiple James Beard Award nominee. The seasonal tasting menus are built around Oregon ingredients and Korean traditions. Book ahead - this one fills up. Pambiche is a Portland institution serving Cuban family recipes since 2000. The colorful Victorian building is hard to miss, and the Cuban food and mojitos are the real deal. No reservations, just walk in. Friendship Kitchen does incredible Vietnamese food with creative cocktails - there’s plenty to enjoy, and the patio is great on warm evenings. Migration Brewing is our go-to for craft beer - with 30 taps and a dog-friendly patio. Seven Virtues Coffee Roasters is a family-owned neighborhood roaster doing single-origin coffee and pastries - the perfect morning start. A few of our favorites nearby: Han Oak — James Beard-nominated Korean (book ahead) · Pambiche — authentic Cuban since 2000, walk-in only, don't skip dessert · Friendship Kitchen — Vietnamese food and creative cocktails · Migration Brewing — 30 taps, dog-friendly patio · Seven Virtues — family-owned single-origin roaster since 2007 The neighborhood is flat, walkable, and well connected by bus. You're a short ride to Hawthorne, Burnside, and downtown, but with this many options on your doorstep, you may not want to leave.