In-N-Out Burger Is Opening a Location Just 45 Minutes from Portland

In-N-Out, perhaps the West Coast’s most exalted burger chain, appears to be inching closer to the Portland area.

The New York Location of Iconic Portland Thai Franchise Pok Pok Is Closing

After six years, Portland restauranteur Andy Ricker is shuttering the New York location of his Pok Pok franchise, the New York Times first reported today.

911 Call Describes Heated Altercation Between White Portland Food Cart Owner and Black Customer

On the morning of July 22, Dustin Knox, co-owner of wood-grilled chicken cart Chicken and Guns, called 911 on a man he claimed threatened him with violence and racial epithets. The customer, Kevin Raysor, later posted on Facebook that he was waiting for the cart to open when Knox accused him of being homeless and loitering.

Activist Gregory McKelvey, the Face of Portland’s Trump Resistance, Is Leaving for Atlanta

The Owner of a String of Portland Bubble Tea Shops Accuses a Rival of Copying Her Design

She responded in the way that has come to characterize our era: She took to Instagram to air her grievance.

A Long-Shuttered Portland Restaurant Is Coming Back in Its Original Building

Known as much for its kitschy decor—which included wooden totem poles and images of pilgrims carved into the walls—as its food, the restaurant was a family-friendly favorite of the Woodstock neighborhood until it closed in 1996.

Controversial “Clubstaurant” Pink Taco Will Not Be Opening In Portland After All

So breathe easy, Portland—they’re some other town’s sweat-soaked shame spiral now.

Angry Portlanders Are Harassing the Wrong Egyptian Food Cart

The owner of a downtown Egyptian food cart says he’s been the subject of harassment from Portlanders who’ve confused him for the owner of a different Egyptian food cart arrested for assaulting a customer last week.