Explore Portland's North Williams Avenue

The best things to do, places to shop, and food to eat in this bustling Portland neighborhood

Portland Yoga Shala

Andrea Gomez

Limber up

Drop in for a vinyasa class at the Hub building’s Yoga Shala: Its dynamic flow will help you sweat out the holiday excess. Portlanders can sign up for a series of 20 hatha-style Shadow Yoga classes to help clear your mind.

$14 drop-in fee, $170 Shadow Yoga series; 3808 N. Williams, Ste. B

Portland Ristretto Roasters

Andrea Gomez

Recharge

Order a cup (or better yet, buy a bag) of coffee at newcomer Ristretto Roasters (pictured; $; 3808 N. Williams, Ste. 125; 503/288-8667), which serves organic espresso and single-origin coffees. Or dig into a sprightly salad of locally grown baby lettuce, Honeycrisp apples, and chanterelles next door at Lincoln ($$$; 3808 N. Williams, Ste. 127; 503/288-6200) ― and watch the bike commuters whiz by.

Portland Ink Peat

Andrea Gomez

Energize your home

Beat back the winter blahs with green ideas from Ink & Peat, where you’ll find punchy organic bedding, succulents in vintage enamelware, and blooming branches.

Closed Sun; 3808 N. Williams, Ste. 126; 503/282-6688.

Portland Day Trip Bike Loop

Andrea Gomez

Get biking

Pedal between raindrops on the Waterfront Bike Loop along the Willamette River: the 10.3-mile bike and pedestrian path traverses 1,200 feet of floating walkway between (and over) the Steel and Sellwood Bridges.

Free; map at gettingaroundportland.org

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