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CHEAP EATS 2008
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Cheap Eats
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | 100 percent of your daily value for affordable eating.
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DISH 10/15/2008
WWIRE: FOOD
[October 15th 5:30pm]
Restaurant Guide Addendum: Some Thoughts from the Editor

Well, that's done: our paper's biggest annual special section project (Finder, that beautiful beast, excepted) has hit the streets. Pick up your...

[October 14th 4:20pm]
Liquor Control Commission Cracks the Whip: Nine Watering Holes Busted

In a release today, the OLCC announced sanctions issued against nine Portland establishments. Two amusing items: Wong's Chinese Restaurant in...

[October 10th 2:20pm]
Quaff This: Chesterfield Changes Owners, and Pearl District Is Popping A Cork

Wow. It's hard to keep up with the latest in the world of food and wine. Here is just the latest: The Chesterfield may be no longer. According...

BY: Byron Beck | 0 comments
[October 10th 9:27am]
Casting About for Reality TV: It's All About Us, Portland

Economy got you down? Don't know where your next paycheck is coming from? Never fear, reality television is here to save your ass. (Hell, it...

BY: Tony Piff | 0 comments
[October 9th 5:13pm]
PDX Hooters Hottie Goes National, Makes 2009 Calendar

Adrean Butler, an appropriately-endowed server working at the Jantzen Beach Hooters restaurant, beat out 15,000 other aspirants (really!) for a...

BY: Tony Piff | 0 comments
[October 6th 11:25am]
Que Sera Cera: Movie Star (and Arrested Development icon) Michael Cera Spotted at Northwest Crepe House

Although he's quickly becoming dead to his biggest fan at WW (due to his refusal so far to appear in the film version of Arrested Development ),...

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Please, Sir, I’d Like Tandoor
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The Italian
BY TIFFANY LEE BROWN | A Cena is making sparks fly. Finally.
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Get in My Belly
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Two-Drink Minimum
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | Praise the fries at Belly Timber.
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SoWa, So So
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Top Shelf
BY LIZ CRAIN | Bar Avignon’s big tastes, small bites.
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SPECIAL SECTION
Drink 2007: Introduction
BY BYRON BECK | Portland. The city that drinks.
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Restaurant Guide 2007
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