Martin Cizmar

In Oregon’s Most Famous Cowboy Town, You Can Smell the Sage and Eat a Big Corn-Fed T-bone

Catch a flight from PDX for $59 on Boutique Air, or make the 200-mile drive.

Cascade Barrel House’s Kriek Was Once Named the Best in the World

When Cascade started making sours, it pretty much had the game to itself—locally, at least.

No Pilgrimage to “Beervana” Would Be Complete Without a Trip to Breakside

Breakside is that grinning prodigy that seemingly does everything right.

Level Beer Is the Single Best Place to Be on a Sunny But Chilly Day

There’s no kitchen, but two food carts have settled in the parking lot, including a very good burger spot in Bam Pow! Burgers.

Wayfinder Is Home to Seriously Good Cocktails, Excellent Nachos and Great German Brews

On sunny days, Wayfinder looks a bit like people started drinking on the set of a photo shoot for a Poler catalog.

There Are Only Six Taps at N.W.I.P.A. But Everything on Them Is Utterly Beautiful

Sadly, owner and beer buyer Jackson Wyatt has departed for Camas, Wash., newcomer Grains of Wrath. RIP, bruh.

Lombard House Narrow Train-Car Bar Filled With Vintage Olympia Beer Ads and Red-Cheeked Regulars

Say you’re hungry, and chances are one of the patrons near you works at one of the food carts across the street.

Roseway Organics

Roseway is a very nice neighborhood dispensary—still a little sparse, but with a balanced selection.

Migration is About to Expand to Become Gresham’s First Big Production Brewery

Migration will soon make good on its name, expanding east from its cozy Northeast Glisan Street brewpub popular for its giant picnic-table patio, happy-hour nachos and relentless focus on Blazer games.

Portland’s Lompoc Brewing is Homey, Friendly and Totally Lacking in All Pretension

To understand Lompoc, you have to understand the Lompocolypse. As the original Lompoc location, a moldering yellow house on Northwest 23rd Avenue, was being prepped for demolition, the brewers invited everyone over for one final blowout brewday-slash-keg-draining party.

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