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Oregon Public House Has Closed Its Doors for the Foreseeable Future

Winter is technically still more than three weeks away, but already another brewery has decided it won’t even try to make it through the next season. Oregon Public House announced today on its website and social media platforms that it will be closing its doors until its “board of directors determines that it will be safe and sustainable” to reopen.

Lucky Lab Is Back in Business, Just in Time for Labor Day Weekend

After a two-month closure, Lucky Labrador Brewing is welcoming people back into its pubs—most of them, that is. Starting today, you can drink a Super Dog IPA at the brewery’s Hawthorne, Quimby and Multnomah Village locations. The North Portland bar will remain closed until further notice.

Slabtown

Once a staging area and luggage transfer when Portland hosted the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition, Slabtown evolved into a light-industrial playground, set off by an enclave of meticulously kept art deco apartment blocks nestled in the neighborhood’s residential southeast corner. Its latest transformation is something of a marvel, with more of the concrete ceding … Continue reading Slabtown

Multnomah Village

Beyond the bucolic expanse of Portland’s Southwest Hills lies a tiny hamlet straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting. Multnomah Village is a place that at first glance is populated entirely by beautiful young families in peak physical shape. Cherubic toddlers giggle in tow as their parents glide from endearingly homely restaurants to small boutiques where … Continue reading Multnomah Village

The Best Portland Party Porches and Patios

NORTH / NORTHEAST Billy Ray’s dive 2216 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. This dank, cash-only dive has an excellent back patio, an outside oasis on an otherwise bleak stretch of MLK. Prost 4237 N Mississippi Ave. Next to the food-cart pod on Mississippi, Prost is the closest thing the city has to a German … Continue reading The Best Portland Party Porches and Patios

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