PORTLAND METRO NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE
Southeast Portland
Division & Clinton
Bungalow streets behind one of the West Coast's best-known restaurant rows.
1900s–1920s Craftsman and Foursquare fabric (Richmond neighborhood), with 2010s mixed-use infill along Division Street itself.
LOCAL INSTITUTIONS
Places that have been here a while
Clinton Street Theater
est. 1914
One of the oldest continuously operating cinemas in the country, still packing the house a century on. A single-screen survivor and proud of it.
Langlitz Leathers
est. 1947
On Division since 1980
Custom motorcycle leathers made by hand since 1947, with a waitlist and a worldwide reputation. The jackets outlive the bikes.
Tom’s Restaurant and Bar
est. 1975
Tom and Georgia Belesiu opened their diner on Division in December 1975, and their daughter and son-in-law run it today, still cooking from Georgia’s recipes, still serving breakfast all day. Fifty years on one corner.
Reel M Inn
est. 1994
A tavern famous for one thing done patiently: fried chicken and jojos worth the wait, named among Portland’s iconic dishes, in a room that hasn’t changed its mind about anything since opening.
Stumptown Coffee, Division
est. 1999
Where Portland’s modern coffee era started: the original Division roastery presence of a company that changed how the city drinks.
Independent businesses and community institutions that have served the neighborhood for ten years or more, chosen because Nathan actually goes. No one pays to be listed.
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