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Micah Camden Is Partnering With NFL Star Ndamukong Suh to Open a New Restaurant Downtown

In September, Micah Camden—the man behind Blue Star Donuts, Boxer Ramen and Super Deluxe—will open Bae’s Chicken in the former home of the Ash Street Saloon, the downtown rock club at 225 SW Ash Street that closed at the end of 2017. His partner in the project? NFL star Ndamukong Suh.

An East Coast-Influenced Pizzeria Is Opening in the Former Tannery Bar Space

Oly’s Pizza, which will serve pies with a thin crust inspired by the 13 years owner Jim Fisher spent living in Vermont, is slated to open in August at 5425 E Burnside St.

Bless Your Heart Burgers Is Opening a Second Location in Northeast Portland

Bless Your Heart, the much-praised burger joint from Toro Bravo and Tasty n Daughters impresario John Gorham, is opening a second location in Northeast Portland this summer, inside the small shack formerly occupied by Cannon’s Rib Express near the corner of Northeast Killingsworth Street and 33rd Avenue.

Portland’s H Mart Has Finally Announced an Opening Date

According to Carter MacNichol, managing director of Belmont Dairy developer Shiels Obletz Johnsen, the “Opening April 10” banners currently in the store’s windows are for real this time.

Our Most Anticipated Restaurant and Bar Openings for 2019

A couple of big ones got in under the wire in 2018—Doug Adams’ meat palace Bullard and the local outpost of soup dumpling haven Din Tai Fung, most notably—but there are still a bunch of places that have us shaking our legs and clutching our stomachs in anticipation.

In-N-Out Burger Is Opening a Location Just 45 Minutes from Portland

In-N-Out, perhaps the West Coast’s most exalted burger chain, appears to be inching closer to the Portland area.

Motorcycle-Equipped Hem 23 Offers Pleasantly Upscale Vietnamese Without the Wildness.

Much of the food at Hem 23 is genuinely beautiful—as Instagram-ready as the décor.

New Sichuan Spot Pot N Spicy Has More Skewers Than You’ve Ever Seen in Your Life

In an 82nd Avenue space as small as a Subway franchise, Pot N Spicy instead somehow three restaurants at once—none of which quite existed in Portland before now.

Pok Pok Looks to Make a Pub in Beaverton, But You Probably Won’t Be Able to Eat There

A liquor license application filed Feb. 23 shows that Andy Ricker is planning an establishment called Pok Pok Pub at the address of Nike’s Beaverton campus, at One Bowerman Drive. This application follows the opening of Pok Pok Wing in Sellwood in 2016 and Pok Pok NW in the Pearl in 2017.

Massively Popular Brunch Spot Gravy Will Open Second Location Within the Month

Gravy owner Mark Greco had not been actively looking for a second location, he says, though over the past five years he’s casually looked at new spaces. But after a broker insisted he check out Harvest’s space, the sale happened with uncommon speed.

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