The Steelhead Sandwich From Flying Fish Company Is a Northwest Take on a Floridian Classic
For a city that’s bisected by a river and also just a 90-minute drive from the ocean, Portland has a shocking scarcity of fish sandwiches on its restaurant menus. Stop searching, and instead head straight for Flying Fish Company’s new outpost on East Burnside Street.
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