Discover Something New at Home in Portland

Portland's inventive, affordable, locavore-focused food and drink scene has been making waves for some time, but a few especially hot neighborhoods -- the North Williams Bike Corridor, Division Street and downtown's West End -- have virtually reinvented themselves. Brand-new urban wineries, late-night izakayas and gastropubs, artisan ice cream shops and bakeries and farm-to-table restaurants are opening at breakneck speed, and the city's buzz factor shows no signs of slowing -- in early November, Vocative.com named it the best American city to live in for people under 35.