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Where to Drink Outside This Week

You know you’ll want to.

McMenamins’ Dining Patio Outside the Crystal Hotel Ain’t Edgefield, but Close Enough

A number of McMenamins are known for their sprawling lawns or gardens, making it easier to spread out seating. But the three bars and restaurants along with the Crystal Hotel that occupy a triangle of land sandwiched between West Burnside and Southwest Harvey Milk streets have only pavement on either side. So that’s exactly where the company decided to expand.

McMenamins to Reopen Some of Its Hotels for Overnight Stays

McMenamins is certainly not rushing to get things back to normal during the coronavirus pandemic. Instead, its slowly reopening, including now one hotel: the Kalama Harbor Lodge in Washington. Joining that Hawaiian-themed property on Friday, May 15 is a handful of other across the region, including the Crystal Hotel and Kennedy School in Portland as well as Forest Grove’s Grand Lodge and Old St. Francis School in Bend.

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