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Jul 20, 2009
SAVOR
Jerry Huisinga, the head chef of Bar Mingo, brings out unexpected tastes from the cantaloupe.
Jul 20, 2009
POUR
There's more to drink in Portland than that tasty hoppy beer that's taking up space in the fridge. Use some local fruit and make some sangria.
Jul 20, 2009
Three Chefs. One Kitchen. One Mission:
In this issue, not only did we judge the best burgers in the city; we gathered some of the top chefs in the city—Tommy Habetz of Bunk, Oswaldo Bibiano of Autentica, and Naomi Pomeroy of Beast—for a...
Jul 20, 2009
Mudroom
Rapidly expanding caffeine empire Stumptown Coffee Roasters has new competition in the city—both foreign (Seattle) and domestic.
Jul 20, 2009
Mudroom
Finish your summer the way it should be finished: a potent Pimm's Cup, a beautiful sunset, a bit of ballet, a scenic staircase, and a lot of luxury.
Jul 20, 2009
You got the need, the need for beef? Let our guide to Portland's best burgers give you the resources you need to make that educated culinary choice on that most American of dishes: the hamburger. ...
Jul 17, 2009
Roux
I returned from vacation this week to sad news. Byron Beck reported Thursday that Roux has closed its doors.
There was a time a few years ago when this Cajun restaurant on N Killingsworth Street...
Jul 13, 2009
Charity Events
Those of us who live and die for a good meal, whether it’s the cheapest cheeseburger in town or the priciest tapas and vino our Visa cards will allow, know how lucky we are to live in a city...
Jul 6, 2009
Food News
I’m a bit of a purist when it comes to my occasional doughnut. I have no use for sprinkles, and I find powdered sugar to be messy. While maple or chocolate frosting is generally delicious, it’s...
Jun 30, 2009
voodoo
Sometimes in Portland, we take our weirdness for granted. We are indeed a city where midnight bike rides attract 20,000 naked cycling enthusiasts, where our most-renowned amenity is not a sports...
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