Food, food, and PDX

There are only a couple things I dislike about travel. The one I am thinking about right now is that when you wake up in the morning, un-caffeinated and starving, you probably have no frakking idea where the food's at. This isn't an issue if you're staying in the middle of a major metropolis (San Francisco and New York come to mind), but when you're off on the "scenic" side of town, there's more "scene" than "hash browns" if you know what I mean.

And I think you do.

The weather looks like it'll be rainy but warm all week, which is just Portland's way of pointing out that it's not perfect either and I've only loved it because it's been sunny and inviting. Now that I can see how it is on crappy days, will I still feel the same?

You betcha, sweetcakes.

Speaking of sweetcakes, I really do need to find a good map of the city or something (there is probably a bookstore at the mall, or if I can figure out how to get downtown (instead of just driving around it), I can obviously go to Powell's.

In addition to the brewery map, they should also have a delicious food map of the area.