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Portland’s favorite therapy llama is going to a farm upstate, but not before going downtown first.

Bunk Sandwiches Has Sold Its North Portland Location Under Wonder Ballroom

Bunk owners Tommy Habetz and Matt Brown have turned the location over to longtime manager Josh Luebke and his wife, Sierra Kirk-Luebke. Starting tomorrow, it’ll be known as Cliff’s—a tribute to Luebke’s grandfather. And while the Bunk staples will no longer be sold there, several of Luebke’s specials that frequently popped up on the menu, like the smoked fried chicken and smoked beef sandwiches, will now be available full-time.

Counter Service

Although brunch is still king in AM Portland, some mornings call for a more independent—and affordable—breakfast experience.

Robo Taco Owners Starting a Video Arcade With Beer in Southeast Portland

The owners of Southeast Morrison stalwart Robo Taco are planning a beercade two doors east of their taqueria, at 617 SE Morrison St in a former electronics repair store.

Portland's First-Ever Hipster Mini-Mart Is Open on East Burnside

The people behind Sizzle Pie and Coava Coffee will crowler your kombucha in style.

Industrial Eastside

For locals still convinced that Portland lost its soul, the inner eastside is where Portland jumped the charcuterie. But imagining a complete transformation rather underestimates how deep the area’s weirdness lays.

Happy Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day!

Celebrate this traditional American holiday with free grilled cheese sandwiches at Bunk on Alberta.

Bunk Sandwiches/Bar

Tommy Habetz started his chef’s career cooking in the restaurants of seemingly every celebrity chef in America, from Bobby Flay to Mario Batali to culinary tycoon Drew Nieporent.

Bunk Sandwiches' Pork Belly Cubano: 12 Wonders of Portland Food

“Florida, especially at that time, is the desert of morals and the desert of food.”

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