Travel Oregon - April 17, 2025

Where to stop for great food on your I-5 road trip

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Food & Drink

Several pastries, sandwiches and mugs emblazoned with Creswell Bakery on a table.

FOOD LOVER’S GUIDE TO I‑5 IN OREGON

Road tripping? Skip the fast food and hit the these tasty spots along Oregon’s most‑traveled route.

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A flatlay of Korean dishes including ttekboki, kimchi, a prawn soup and seaweed.

OREGON’S TOP KOREAN RESTAURANTS AND MARKETS

From gochujang‑rich stews to crispy fried chicken, these spots offer a delicious dive into Korean culture.

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A person pulling apart a grilled cheese.

FOR THE LOVE OF CHEESE

Creamy, crumbly or bold — Oregon’s award‑winning cheeses win big on flavor. Here's where to get your fill at two cheese festivals this month and along the Oregon Cheese Trail.

CHEESE, PLEASE >>

Photo credits: Credit Turell Group / Eugene, Cascades & Coast, Judiaann Woo, Travel Oregon

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A fresh watermelon salad served in a compostable dish, topped with pickled onions, feta, toasted seeds, and herbs.

Minam Store Outfitters
Guided Rafting with Catered Dinners on the River.

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