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Restaurants with heated outdoor seating in Portland, OR

When indoor dining feels too stuffy but the weather isn’t cooperating, these spots are the perfect compromise.

Several people eat at outdoor tables under a wooden pergola with plastic sheeting surrounded by gas heaters and foliage

If you’ve never tried a tasting menu before, República is the perfect place to start.

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Portland weather may be unpredictable for much of the year, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy fresh-air dining. There are dozens of eateries around town with heated and covered outdoor patios to keep the open-air vibe alive — come rain, sleet, snow, or hail.

Here are some to choose from:

North Portland

Eem - Thai BBQ & Cocktails | 3808 N. Williams Ave. | This Portland favorite features outdoor booths made of wood and corrugated plastic, each with its own tabletop fire pit.

Interurban | 4057 N. Mississippi Ave. | Get cozy with some upscale pub grub and pre-Prohibition-era cocktails inside a covered seating area with fire pits.

Kayo’s Ramen Bar | 3808 N. Williams Ave. # 124 | Harder-to-find clear-broth ramen is on the menu here — perfect for slurping under the shelter of the second-floor overhang.

Northeast Portland

Gado Gado | 1801 NE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd. | Enjoy Indonesian and Chinese cuisine — and tropical vibes — among bright, cheery colors that extend to the heated outdoor dining area.

Tacovore | 3707 NE Fremont St. | Choose between the roomy heated tent and the covered wooden patio in front of this popular taqueria.

The Bye and Bye | 1011 NE Alberta St. | The overhead heaters on the back patio will keep you warm and cozy late while you snack on Southern-inspired vegan food, like chipotle mac and cheese late into the night.

Northwest Portland

RingSide Steakhouse | 2165 W. Burnside St. | Date night, anyone? Tables draped in white tablecloths, surrounded by lush greenery, string lights, and heat lamps await you.

República | 721 NW Ninth Ave. Suite #175 | This spot offers a five-course Mexican tasting menu and an Instagram-worthy covered terrace.

The Fireside | 801 NW 23rd Ave. | Craving gastropub grub? The Fireside serves tavern staples under a wooden seating area.

Phuket Cafe | 1818 NW 23rd Pl. | Stay warm and dry in one of the most aesthetically pleasing and comfortable outdoor dining areas in Portland, which features stylish decor and heaters in a space reminiscent of a train car.

South Portland

Cafe Du Berry | 6439 S. Macadam Ave. | This family-run bistro serving French-American favorites has a covered deck with heaters and garden elements.

Southeast Portland

Hat Yai Belmont | 605 SE Belmont St. | Gas lanterns and a covered patio will keep you warm while chowing down on Southern Thai fried chicken, curry, and roti.

NORMANDIE | 1005 SE Ankeny St. | This upscale seafood spot has a three-sided sidewalk patio, complete with plants and individual gas heaters.

Double Dragon | 1235 SE Division St. | This sandwich shop and cocktail bar’s existing patio was upgraded during the pandemic with roofs, low fences, heat lamps, and shade umbrellas.

Quaintrelle | 2032 SE Clinton St. | Explore the latest seasonal offerings on the PNW-inspired menu while sitting on the cobbled patio surrounded by plants.

Southwest

Verde Cocina Hillsdale | 6446 SW Capitol Hwy. | Enjoy the flavors of Mexico while staying dry and warm in a personal, heated cabana.

Yalla | 7850 SW Capitol Hwy. | Munch on Mediterranean dishes from the comfort of one of two outdoor spaces: a covered back deck or individual picnic pods out front.

Vertical Diner | 8124 SW Barbur Blvd. | Kick back at this casual vegan restaurant offering all-day breakfast and covered picnic tables.

Did we miss your favorite spot? Let us know.

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