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The Top Five Places to Drink in Portland This Week

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Whatever You Drink of Choice, Alter Ego Cider’s New Taphouse Will Make You Feel Welcome

Cider houses with beer bar sensibilities are on the rise, and the brand-new taproom from Alter Ego is a welcome addition to the scene.

Victory Bar is Shuttering After More Than a Decade on Southeast Division

Victory Bar, which was named WW’s Bar of the Year in 2013, made the surprising and brief announcement on its Facebook page yesterday morning that the business would be calling it quits.

New Property Owners Have Closed Mount Tabor’s Tannery Bar

The Tannery Bar shuttered abruptly last Thursday after six years of business, Portland Monthly first reported. Though the co-owners had little notice, they did get to post an announcement on Facebook that afternoon letting loyal patrons know that would be their last night slinging drinks.

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The Top Five Places to Drink in Portland During Pride Week

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Santé Bar Is a Swanky, Romantic Change of Pace from the Typical Portland Gay Bar Experience

The crowd can range from first dates to after-work happy-hour groups, and it feels equally as suited to pre-theater cocktails as it does for an all-evening catch-up with friends.

Southeast Portland Institution Nick’s Famous Coney Island Has New Owners

Nick’s Famous Coney Island, the 84-year-old restaurant renowned for its chili-and-onion-smothered franks, has new owners. And they’ve got some plans for the place.

Don’t Freak Out—Iconic Portland Steakhouse Strip Club Acropolis Has Closed, But Only Temporarily

A panic swept across social media last night with reports that the Acropolis on Southeast McLoughlin Boulevard had suddenly shut down. A photo of a sign posted on its front door reading “Closed Till Further Notice” made the rounds on Twitter and Facebook, leading to fears that another pillar of Old Portland had evaporated overnight.

The Top Five Places to Watch the Women’s World Cup in Portland

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