Portland Pre-Opening Restaurant Lead Samples
New Restaurants Opening in Portland
A small public sample of pre-opening restaurant leads from across Oregon, with Portland as the main city. The statewide report also covers Salem, Eugene, Gresham, Hillsboro, Corvallis, Bend, and other Oregon markets. Built for foodservice suppliers, equipment dealers, technology companies, and other businesses seeking restaurant projects before opening day.
Portland pre-opening samples
Sample Portland pre-opening restaurant leads
These public records show the kind of pre-opening intelligence available to subscribers. They include projects from the named city and elsewhere in Oregon, each labeled by its actual location. Operator-size signals are shown only where the supplied record supports them.
Otomi Ceramics Cafe: Independent Restaurant Planned for Portland
Otomi Ceramics Cafe is planned for 3777 SE Belmont St, Portland, OR 97214, with a Fall 2026 opening window. This independent fast casual concept serves cafe.
- Cafe
- Fast Casual
- Independent
- Meals: B/L/D
Little Teo's Pasta Co: Independent Restaurant Planned for Jacksonville
Little Teo's Pasta Co is planned for 215 W California St, Jacksonville, OR 97530, with a Fall 2026 opening window. This independent casual/family concept serves italian.
- Italian
- Casual/Family
- Independent
- Full Bar
Partake: Independent Restaurant Planned for Grants Pass
Partake is planned for 221 SE 6th St, Grants Pass, OR 97526, with an October 2026 opening window. This independent casual/family concept serves american.
- American
- Casual/Family
- Independent
- Meals: L/D
Edna's Pizzeria: Independent Restaurant Planned for Milwaukie
Edna's Pizzeria is planned for 10933 SE Main St, Milwaukie, OR 97222, with an October 2026 opening window. This independent casual/family concept serves pizza, italian.
- Pizza / Italian
- Casual/Family
- Independent
- Meals: L/D
Dozo Sushi & Asian Food: Independent Restaurant Planned for St. Helens
Dozo Sushi & Asian Food is planned for 1170 Columbia Blvd, Suite 204, St. Helens, OR 97051, with an October 2026 opening window. This independent casual/family concept serves sushi, asian.
- Sushi / Asian
- Casual/Family
- Independent
- Meals: L/D
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Spur Restaurant & Bar: Independent Restaurant Planned for Roseburg
Spur Restaurant & Bar is planned for 1347 NE Stephens St, Roseburg, OR 97470, with a September 2026 opening window. This independent casual/family concept serves bar food, american.
- Bar Food / American
- Casual/Family
- Independent
- Full Bar
Atlas Pizza: Micro Regional Multi-Unit Project Planned for Portland
Atlas Pizza is planned for 4620 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR 97213, with a September 2026 opening window. The supplied record classifies the operator as micro regional multi-unit, serving pizza, italian in a fast casual format.
- Pizza / Italian
- Fast Casual
- Micro Regional Multi-Unit
- Meals: L/D
Feli: Micro Regional Multi-Unit Project Planned for Portland
Feli is planned for 2070 NW Quimby St, Suite 141, Portland, OR 97209, with a September 2026 opening window. The supplied record classifies the operator as micro regional multi-unit, serving spanish, bar food in a upscale dining format.
- Spanish / Bar Food
- Upscale Dining
- Micro Regional Multi-Unit
- Full Bar
Roseline Coffee: Regional Multi-Unit Project Planned for Portland
Roseline Coffee is planned for 2803 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214, with a Fall 2026 opening window. The supplied record classifies the operator as regional multi-unit, serving coffee/tea in a quick serve format.
- Coffee/Tea
- Quick Serve
- Regional Multi-Unit
- Meals: B/L
Bar Sprezzatura: Multi-Unit Project Planned for Portland
Bar Sprezzatura is planned for 1001 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205, with an October 2026 opening window. The supplied record classifies the operator as multi-unit, serving american, bar food in a casual/family format.
- American / Bar Food
- Casual/Family
- Multi-Unit
- Full Bar
Before opening day
What happens before a restaurant opens
A restaurant can require equipment, technology, food and beverage distribution, furnishings, construction, insurance, staffing, marketing, and other services before it serves its first customer. The earlier a project is identified, the more useful it can be to a B2B sales team.
Signals monitored across every market
- DBA, fictitious-name, LLC, and other business registrations
- Building and construction permits
- Relevant licensing activity
- Commercial real estate activity
- Operator and franchise announcements
- Newspaper articles and regional news publications
- Local and industry media
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See restaurants during planning, permitting, construction, licensing, and other pre-opening stages.
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Portland and Oregon lead activity
Portland restaurant lead FAQs
This page shows sample pre-opening leads, not the complete market feed. Weekly volume changes with market activity.
How far in advance are restaurant projects identified, and what contact detail is available?
Many verified projects become identifiable within 2.5 months of opening, when filings, permits, construction, and hiring create a public trail. At least two out of three pre-opening records carry a direct operator phone or email in the broader Restaurant Pipeline file; availability varies by market and week.
How many new restaurant openings are identified in Oregon each week?
The Oregon report typically identifies between 6 and 17 new restaurant openings per week statewide. Portland is the main city for this report. Weekly activity varies, and these public records are a small sample of the full file.
What area does the Portland report cover?
Portland is the main city, and the report covers Oregon statewide, including Salem, Eugene, Gresham, Hillsboro, Corvallis, Bend, and surrounding markets. This particular public sample also includes St. Helens and Southern Oregon projects in Jacksonville, Grants Pass, and Roseburg. Each lead shows its actual city and address.
Is this the complete list of Portland pre-opening restaurant leads?
No. These public examples show only part of the available activity. Subscribers can request the full available lead set for selected regions, together with historical records and the future opening pipeline.
What does Independent mean in these records?
Independent describes a single-unit restaurant with no known affiliation. A company with several sites may still feel independent locally, but its operator-size classification reflects its known unit count. See the Restaurant Data Dictionary for additional terminology.
When are new Portland sample records added?
Sample records are added as projects are identified and reviewed. The public selection can include independent projects, multi-unit activity, and relocations when the supplied records support them.
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