_Portland Monthly_ welcomes local restaurant critic Karen Brooks as the new Food Editor just in time for the annual Best Restaurants issue.
Over the past few years, a handful of Portland restaurateurs have helped make local cuisine a driving force in Portland life and a magnet for the foodies of the world. Here are eight of the eateries that are defining a movement.
A handful of Portland restaurateurs have helped make local cuisine a driving force in Portland life and a magnet for the foodies of the world.
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Spain's olive country isn't the only place where olive trees thrive; Red Ridge Farms in the Dundee Hills of Oregon makes olive oil which is served at some of the Portland area's best restaurants.
Cascade Barrel House in Portland features 16 beers on tap at a time, including the award-winning Bourbonic Plague a strong and sour sensation.
November's Letters to the Editor share some insight into gluten-free eating and opposing views on food carts—topics covered in our September 2010 Issue.
New Seasons' new leader sows success in a fertile field-to-table connection.
Rachel Ritchie gives us a taste of N Williams Avenue's Cajun and Creole dishes from the New Orleans-styled, Eat.
_Portland Monthly_ reviews Portland's top 10 spots for international cuisine.
Follow Portland's nationally recognized food scene as _Portland Monthly_ showcases eight of our favorite venues that represent the heart of our evolution.
While Oregonians have (understandably) acquired a taste for high-quality pinot noir, our neighbors south of the border in California are a step ahead when it comes to the brawnier worlds of cabernet sauvignon and zinfandel.
As Division I Basketball's only openly gay coach, Portland State women's hoops coach Sherri Murrell is breaking records on and off the court.
_Portland Monthly's_ annual celebration of the nonprofit community highlights the individuals and organizations that are making Portland a better place to live, love and grow.
After the BP oil spill, Portland natives work to keep the nation's attention alive by using new media methods.
Phil Stanford, author of _The Peyton-Allan Files_, a true crime story about a brutal, mysterious Portland double homicide.
Ali Moran investigates and shares some interesting restaurant tid-bits.
People we’d most like at our dinner table this month
This month, the Empire expands again, planting its flag in compilation-CD territory, pitting its own "Friends and Friends of Friends" alongside established indie annuals from the likes of PDX Pop Now! and Failing Records.
By November 2, Democrat John Kitzhaber and Republican Chris Dudley might wish the Freeks stopped with philosophy instead of inventing democracy. But the combatants in Oregon's bare-knuckle gubernatorial race face one last obstacle: the emotional...
