Jenna Tabulous Trip

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A.	Byways Cafe 1212 NW Glisan St Portland, Oregon	Byways is my favorite brunch spot in Portland. Located in the Pearl District, Byways is a cute little space that serves amazing scrambles. It's also vegetarian-friendly! The only con is because the space is small, there's usually a wait - but it's worth the wait every time!
B.	Mark Spencer Hotel 409 SW 11th Ave Portland, Oregon	Book the Portland Perks hotel package: free overnight parking; the discount-packed Portland Perks coupon book; and complimentary continental breakfast for two.
C.	Voodoo Doughnut 22 SW 3rd Ave Portland, Oregon	What a good tastin' place! Really fun decor, and some of the best donuts around... The tang donut is crazy good and there's definitely something for even the pickiest palate. Go see for yourself!
D.	Portland Japanese Garden 611 SW Kingston Ave Portland, Oregon	Nestled in the scenic west hills of Portland, the Portland Japanese Garden is a haven of tranquil beauty which has been proclaimed one the most authentic Japanese gardens outside of Japan. Encompassing five and one-half acres and five separate garden styles, the Garden includes an authentic Japanese Tea House, meandering streams, intimate walkways, and an unsurpassed view of Mt. Hood. <i>PHOTO CREDIT: David M. Cobb Photography</i>
E.	Cadillac Café 1801 NE Broadway St Portland, Oregon	I love the breakfasts at the Cadillac. I love the french toast and the egg breakfasts, but I was really surprised by the warm granola. It was heated with milk and had sliced bananas, dried cranberries and hazelnuts on top- YUM! The only drawback is the long wait most weekend mornings.
F.	Powell's City of Books 1005 W Burnside St Portland, Oregon	Powell's City of Books is a book lover's paradise, the largest used and new bookstore in the world. Located in downtown Portland, Oregon and occupying an entire city block, the City stocks more than a million new and used books. Nine color coded rooms house over 3,500 different sections, offering something for every interest, including an incredible selection of out-of-print and hard-to-find titles. Be sure to grab a map – the store takes up an entire city block and it’s easy to get lost among 1 million books.
G.	The Pearl District NW Portland, adjacent to city center Portland, Oregon	The Pearl District is one of the most vibrant art, commercial, and residential communities in the country. Marked by cobblestone streets, historic water towers and restored brick buildings, this colorful district is also home to sleek, modern residential buildings; more than 50 restaurants, coffeehouses, bakeries, martini lounges, and wine bars; specialty retail; more than 60 home furnishings stores; Powell's City of Books; 3 parks; and a thriving art community that includes more than 25 galleries.
H.	Portland Walking Tours - Best of Portland 920 SW Broadway Portland, Oregon	Determined to use as many coupons from the Portland Perks book as possible, I immediately signed up for a walking tour of downtown Portland on the free internet at my motel. The guide was a young "between jobs" actor named Chris who walked backwards the whole tour and pointed out many unusual features of the city - big focus on all the "green" aspects. He gave us a tip on how to score "rush" tickets (last minute seats) for a great play that night. Exhausting day, but good memories.
I.	Bunk Sandwiches 621 SE Morrison St Portland, Oregon	The only thing missing is a Turkey Club Sandwich, though I can't and will not complain about my meatball sandwich :-) Go there, find out your favourite sandwich...
J.	Red Light 3590 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland, Oregon