Southeast Portland
Mt. Tabor
Century-old homes on the slopes of a volcanic cinder cone turned beloved city park.
Housing Stock & Architecture Era
1900s–1940s Craftsman bungalows, Foursquares, Tudor cottages, and wartime cottages climbing the slopes; some mid-century on the upper streets.
Architecture Field Guide: every Portland era, in order.Local Institutions
Places that have been here a while
Portland Nursery, Stark
est. 1907 (company)
West Edge
A garden company older than most of the neighborhood’s houses, its Stark Street store the longtime eastside home that keeps Tabor’s yards planted.
Visit websiteBelmont Station
est. 1997
A bottle shop of encyclopedic range and a biercafé to match, pouring since 1997.
Visit websiteTabor Bread
est. 2012
South Edge
Stone-milled, wood-fired loaves from grain milled in-house, feeding the mountain since 2012.
Visit websiteTabor Tavern
North Edge
The neighborhood public house on Burnside: burgers, boots, and no pretense.
Visit websiteCoquine
est. 2015
East Edge
A corner restaurant at the mountain’s base that quietly became one of Portland’s most decorated kitchens. Just past its first decade and cooking like it.
Visit websiteIndependent businesses and community institutions that have served the neighborhood for ten years or more, chosen because Nathan actually goes. No one pays to be listed.
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