Bottle Shops in Portland

Quick facts

From the listings as of October 11, 2026

How many bottle shops are in Portland?

Portland Top lists 42 bottle shops in Portland, as of October 11, 2026. By area: 15 in Southeast, 9 in Northeast, 8 in North, 6 in Southwest, 3 in Northwest and 1 in South.

Which neighborhoods have the most bottle shops?

Sunnyside (4), Boise (3) and Northwest District (3).

Which bottle shops in Portland are open on Sunday?

26 of the 42 are open on Sunday, from their own websites and public data: 45th Parallel Wines, Ardor Natural Wines, Backcountry Wine Tasting Room, Belmont Station, Dogwood, Great Wine Buys, Imperial Bottle Shop & Taproom, Inherent Vine and 18 more.

Which bottle shops in Portland are open late?

16 of the 42 are open late, from their own websites and public data: 45th Parallel Wines, Belmont Station, Company, Frank Wine Bar, Heavenly Creatures, Imperial Bottle Shop & Taproom, Living Room Wines, Ora et Labora and 8 more.

Which bottle shops in Portland are near MAX or the Streetcar?

11 of the 42 are near a MAX or Streetcar stop, from their own websites and public data: 23rd Avenue Bottle Shop, Ardor, Backcountry Wine Tasting Room, Frank Wine Bar, Négociant, Oregon Wines on Broadway, Saraveza, The Beer Mongers and 3 more.

Which bottle shops in Portland have a patio?

8 of the 42 have a patio, from their own websites and public data: 23rd Avenue Bottle Shop, Imperial Bottle Shop & Taproom, John's Marketplace, Replicant, Saraveza, The Fates Bread and Bottle Co., Uptown Beer Co. and Uptown Market.

Which bottle shops in Portland have gluten-free options?

5 of the 42 have gluten-free options, from their own websites and public data: 23rd Avenue Bottle Shop, Imperial Bottle Shop & Taproom, Négociant, Ora et Labora and The Portland Bottle Shop.

Which bottle shops in Portland have live music?

4 of the 42 have live music, from their own websites and public data: 23rd Avenue Bottle Shop, Replicant, Tomorrow's Verse Taproom and Bottle Shop and Vino Veritas.