Food Reviews & Stories »SAKE OK: Globetrotting chef and kitchen consultant Janice Martin, who moved to Portland in 2006, is opening tiny Tanuki (413 NW 21st Ave.) this week, a traditional Japanese drinking establishme ... More
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
Food Reviews & Stories »SAKE OK: Globetrotting chef and kitchen consultant Janice Martin, who moved to Portland in 2006, is opening tiny Tanuki (413 NW 21st Ave.) this week, a traditional Japanese drinking establishme ... More
Bakeries
Special Section If you’re craving something sweet, you’re living in the right town. Our city is home to some of the country’s best bakers—not that we’d actually boast about it. From cri ... More
Veggies
Special Section Portland is a produce paradise. If you’re looking to create a masterpiece in your own kitchen you won’t have to go far to find just the right ingredients. There are plenty of options out t ... More
Lovely Hula Hands chosen Food Dude's Restaurant of the Year
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About time he opened his mouth: Over at portlandfoodanddrink.com, anonymous food blogger/mastermind Food Dude has named chef Troy McLarty's Lovely Hula Hands as his Re... More
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
Food Reviews & Stories »SO LONG, SIS: The trademark tiny cookies turned out by Two Tarts bakers Elizabeth Beekley and Cecelia Korn at the Portland Farmers Market have become such a hit (no surprise there!) that Beekle ... More
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
Food Reviews & Stories »LOCAL SCHMOCAL: Husband-and-wife team Randy Goodman and Nancy Hunt are planning an early summer opening for their European-inspired Southeast Division Street neighborhood hangout, Bar Avignon. ... More
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
Food Reviews & Stories »CAKE CRAZY: Just in time for wedding season, baker Julie Richardson, owner of Baker and Spice, has announced to WW she’ll be opening a modern baking-supply shop called Sweetwares in early ... More
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
Food Reviews & Stories »BEAN BUZZ: The corner of North Killingsworth Street and Albina Avenue will soon be graced with a new, attitude-free coffeehouse, thanks to brothers Wesley and Baxter Nelson. Coffeehouse Five, a ... More
EXCLUSIVE: Shut My Mouth, Lagniappe Shutters Its Doors
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The Northeast New Orleans grub joint known for its po'boys, Lagniappe, has closed as of today, according to co-owner Melissa Carey, who spoke exclusively to Willa... More
Valentines & Bluehour: It's a swing thing
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If you're looking to take your date to new heights this evening, head on over to Bluehour for a perch on one of two white and pink be-ribboned homemade swings specially built for two. The swings have been installed near the front door and in the private dinin... More
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How rancher Scot Laney became Oregon’s alternative food taxi service. Happy-Hour Hot Dog At Irving Street Kitchen
The Family Bog
Forget Ocean Spray—an Oregon cranberry farm bets you’ll spend $8 for its juice. No Eggs, No Gluten, No Problem
Two bakeries redefine yeasty goodness. On A Roll
Portland’s bike-based food businesses are picking up speed. Alice Feiring
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Northwest gets a hefty pie haven. Openings, closings and dishy gossip.
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
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