Ok... so, I lived in Portland for a few years, but it's been a while. I'll try to give accurate information.
-Old Wives Tales is tasty, veggie/vegan friendly, and *very* family friendly. If you eat all of the ingredients, I strongly recommend the hungarian mushroom soup.
And, actually, most stuff in Portland is veggie/vegan friendly, and lots of it is kid friendly. I think this is most true in SouthEast (fewer hipsters). Lots of parks, lots of nifty shops (Hawthorne!).
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Date: 2007-05-30 03:50 pm (UTC)-Old Wives Tales is tasty, veggie/vegan friendly, and *very* family friendly. If you eat all of the ingredients, I strongly recommend the hungarian mushroom soup.
-Peanut Butter and Ellies is focused on kids/family and healthy food. Fun!
-Finnegans is my favorite toy store. Their stuffed animal and puppet selection is great.
-OMSI is lots of fun. They have a wee kids section, too.
-CM2 (the childrens museum) is lots of fun, as is everything else up at Washington Park.
-If you have free time on a Saturday or Sunday, Saturday Market is fun.
-My favorite breakfast place is Zells, but I'm not sure I'd do it with a wee one on the weekends - it can be a wait.
-Saint Cupcake is not to be missed. Yay Cupcakes!!
-Portland Farmers Market happens often and is fantastic.
And, actually, most stuff in Portland is veggie/vegan friendly, and lots of it is kid friendly. I think this is most true in SouthEast (fewer hipsters). Lots of parks, lots of nifty shops (Hawthorne!).
That's, er, probably enough, eh?