No, Lake Oswego’s Pine Shed Ribs is not the best barbecue in Portland.
Food Reviews & Stories
Earlier this month, Stephen Colbert’s sister lost a
congressional election to philandering former South Carolina Gov. Mark
Sanford. In response, the TV host shunned his home state, declaring
a
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Food Reviews & Stories
Most shelves at the Made in Oregon store
are stocked with the obvious: Jams made from native berries, our famous
wines and cheeses, the blankets our pioneers traded to indigenous people
before s
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Food Reviews & Stories
It’s been seven years since I lived in Chicago, where I
attended college, drinking too much Midwestern beer and cramming as much
of the city’s famous stuffed pizza into my maw as my student bu
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Quartet tries to bring true fine dining to Portland.
Food Reviews & Stories
In this unicorns-and-rainbows town, all the food carts are
fabulous, and free-spirited chefs never fail to deliver mealtime magic
on the cheap. Sycophants cheer the indie scene with the shrill fer
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Food Reviews & Stories
Rigoberto comes from a family that is large and well known, if not especially prestigious.
Sitting snugly
against a tire shop across from Grocery Outlet on Highway 99E in
Milwaukie, Rigoberto’
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Former Fin chef Trent Pierce works wonders in Wafu’s back room.
Food Reviews & Stories
Going to Roe is a bit like passing into the Egyptian
afterlife. Before you reach its peaceful space, you must first pass
through the land of wish fulfillment—in this case, the lively food
tunn
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Food Reviews & Stories
Five out of five rabbis agree: Portland is still suffering
from the closure of Kettleman Bagel Company. Despite the efforts of
many who have stepped up to fill the bagel-shaped void, nothing has b
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Food Reviews & Stories
About halfway through a meal at Woodstock’s Nudi Noodle
Place, my dining companion looked up and said, “This tastes good, but I
feel like I don’t understand what’s going on anymore.”
T
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Kingdom come, in Portland as it is in McMinnville. But who’s game?
Food Reviews & Stories
The Kingdom of Roosevelt’s menu may be a minor literary
work, short prose that begins with “Fallow deer heart tartare with his
marrow,” continues to “Eggs in various forms” and closes on
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Food Reviews & Stories
Only a few years ago, Montavilla’s reputation revolved
around car lots and hookers. That stretch of 82nd Avenue is still a
great place to find a 2008 Silverado, but on a recent Friday night, the
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