Food Reviews & Stories The sign says Sub Rosa is a “friendly neighborhood joint,” and that’s a pretty fair description—a stone’s throw from the Clinton Street Theater, this is a small, quiet, relaxed spot with super-personable service. Show up in your Rocky Horror getup and dine on a sizable More
Cheap Eats 2008
Food Reviews & Stories The sign says Sub Rosa is a “friendly neighborhood joint,” and that’s a pretty fair description—a stone’s throw from the Clinton Street Theater, this is a small, quiet, relaxed spot with super-personable service. Show up in your Rocky Horror getup and dine on a sizable More
Cheap Eats 2008
Food Reviews & Stories Suck it up and wade through the endless used-car lots and payday loan vendors on Southeast 82nd Avenue until you reach Malay Satay Hut, Portland’s favorite Seattle import. Order the stir-fried eggplant with red and green peppers ($9.95) or the crispy and sweet stir-fried mango tofu ($10.95), a More
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