WW Staff

“Why do the people of Portland hate windows so much? They let you see into and out of things. They’re quite handy.”

An extensive remodel of the former Base Camp Brewing building lends Moon Room a spacier atmosphere—meant to evoke visions of the our satellite’s surface.

Following a summer of successful themed pop-ups, Brittany Sigal decided to keep monthly themes moving through her Montavilla cafe: Zuckercreme.

In other news: Drazan will enter governor’s race.

The night before Thanksgiving is a time-honored biggest bar night of the year.

“Class, Oregon style; make a little money, build a casino.”

At Quaintrelle’s new location, chef Riley Eckersley and bar manager Camille Cavan built out the kitchen and bar of their combined dreams.

New to the menu at the Pearl’s Italian market, Cooperativa, the World Vermut Tour flight comes with three 3-ounce pours of really killer vermouths.

In other news: Evictions ramp up in Multnomah County.

Curated by local shoe designer Frank Cooke, in collaboration with local names like Quanie, Diane Lam and Matthew Vu—Unless streetwear is a clothing line that is 100% plant-based and free of plastics.

Adds Congressman Kurt Schrader; “My thoughts are with his loved ones, and I encourage anyone with information about this to contact law enforcement.”

Bellwether’s cocktails are named in an egalitarian manner, numbered from 1 to 8. The 1 is perfect for a sunny day: rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, cranberry grenadine and salt, served with a curled lemon rind.

If you’re embracing the Y2K-era comeback, this first national tour of “Mean Girls” arrives in Portland at the perfect moment.

At Quaintrelle, plates look like art, and also taste like it.

In other news: Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty a “convert” to body cams.