Living on starvation wages doesn’t mean you have to starve.
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For the past six months, I’ve been feeding two people on $35 a week.
That’s right—$35 a week. Five dollars a day, $2.50 per person, 83 cents a meal.
I live in a normal
city lot; have
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Food Reviews & Stories
Through the north doors of the cavernous brewery/warehouse/meeting room that is the Green Dragon, you will find a patio. There you will find a Quonset hut. And in front of this Quonset hut, you will f
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Food Cart Reviews
There’s nothing particularly sexy about the intersection
of North Rosa Parks Way and Denver Avenue, but there it is, out on the
sidewalk: a black-and-white sandwich board announcing “Sexy Coffee
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Food Reviews & Stories
Between the pastel paint on the walls and abundance of chicken breast,
blue cheese and artichoke hearts on the menu, you’d be forgiven for
feeling like you’d hitched a ride back to 1993 upon ope
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Food Reviews & Stories
You don’t go to a place like King Burrito sober. It’s possible, mind
you, but such phenomena as coin-operated dispensers of religious-themed
temporary tattoos, inexplicably hard-laminated copies
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Drink
Summer patio drinking at dog-friendly establishments is one of the
much-heralded joys of Portland, but like seemingly everything great about
Puddletown, what happens theMore
Food Reviews & Stories
Butcher shop 10 am-7 pm daily; restaurant 5-10 pm Monday-Saturday, 5-9 pm Sunday. $$-$$$ Moderate-expensive.[ENLIGHTENED STEAKHOUSE] Let’s just get this out of the way now—Laurelhurst Market is indeed a butcher shop, but it’s not that kind of butcher shop…you won’t fin
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Bar Reviews
In this age of Yelp, it’s hard not to sympathize with The Fixin’ To (8218 N Lombard St., 477-4995, thefixinto.com), whose vintage-trailer logo and menu full of Ritz crackers and Ro-Tel see ...
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