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I wasn’t going to say anything about the Oregonian’s Diner this year, but I’m

macaroons at Barista (NE Alberta St.)This morning I awoke

Thanh Thao Market, located on a strip of Northeast Sandy in the Rose City district, may not be Portland’s largest Vietnamese market or itR

There are times when I’ve gone to a restaurant and had an incredible experience, but for various reasons I didn’t make it back. Such was the case with Yakuza Lounge on Portland’s northeast side. I had my first experience with my friend DOR last October. It was

I worry because it means so much to me. I'm sure you know what I mean. You know when you go to a restaurant and have an incredible experience, but for various reasons (none of them so good that you have any excuse to stay away for so long) you just don't make it back. For months. Such was the case with

I’ve been going to this place for nearly eight years, back when it was Pho Oregon “West” (despite being only a mile from the ot

This dark and rainy spring has made me more impressed than ever with our intrep

When it comes to inexpensive sparkling wine, Italy has an abundance of options—first with Prosecco and now with its latest bubbly, Durello. Harvested mostly in the northeastern Veneto region, this...

Early Strawberries from Denison Farms April showers seem to have brought May showers, no flowers. B

One of the better bowls of soup you’ll find in our fair burg. Pho An Sandy 6236 Northeast Sandy Boulevard Portland, OR 97213 (503) 281

Owners Brian Snyder, Walt Alexander, Kevin Atchley.

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This city rocks local like no other, and to prove it we not only have a thriving farme

Not long ago I posted the news that John Gorham from popular Toro Bravo restaurant would be opening, Tasty n Sons, at 3808 N Williams, at the southern end of the building (in the old Nutshell / Anju space). This is the same food-centric strip that houses Lincoln, Ristretto Coffee Rosters,

Part one A through M. Part two is here Portland is well-known for great beers, coffee, and quality European style artisan breads, yet we also boast a very large choice of sweet shops, pa

"And up from the ground came a bubblin' crude…"- Theme song from The Beverly

We’ve been home a couple weeks now which I suppose means I should get around to finishing up writing my blog entries about the trip. And what better place to start than with Thanksgiving? Right after we got back from our trip to Vietnam, we headed out to Ban Rai, a pastoral town northeast of Bangkok [...]

What Portland’s Pouring, By Jonathan Jenkins When I think of the best places in town to drink wine, it’s really kind of a mixed bag. There are some places that clearly ‘want’ you to have some wine with your meal; others want you to have wine, yes, but it is more a function of their profit

Like health care, access to good food should be a right and not a privilege reserved for tho

Is there room for another blind tasting panel? I think there is, and I'm trying to organize it. I think it will be interesting to gather bloggers and other people with whom I enjoy sharing wine, taste and discuss together with the goal of being able to say something meaningful about a group of wines. Hopefully it will be of

Burgerville: Get your calorie bill here. (KATU.com) At the Burgerville on Northeast Martin Luther King Boulevard, they’re serving up more than just burgers and fries. The new receipts there not only show customers what they order,

Copyright © 2009 JJ. Visit the original article at [www.portlandfoodanddrink.com].What Portland’s Pouring, By Jonathan Jenkins Amalie Roberts has got my number. As soon as

Sometimes, you just have to take one for the team.I enjoy the fact that this blog is very specific. And I have a goal that it be very comprehensive as well -- meaning that I not only review every vegan reuben in Portland, but do my best to veganize every vegetarian reuben in Portland. This goal sent me to such

From the Portland Business Journal: Alameda Brewhouse, one of Northeast Portland's leading microbrewers, could soon move into a downtown Portland location. According to the Oregon Liquor Control Commission, a business called the Alameda Brewhouse Annex has filed for a liquor...

Can you hear it? That slight rumble in the distance, like a thunderstorm on the other si

Didn't see a thread for this place . . . Morgan Brownlow has bailed after a few shorts months. I've been to this place for breakfast a couple of times and rather enjoyed it. From The O:"He came and just as quickly he went again. Former Clarklewis star chef Morgan Brownlow, who quietly returne

It's time to shake out your string bags and dust off the baskets, because the market sea

I first noticed it in Oregon City. Then it hit Lake Oswego and, toward the end of the se

The original intention of our "Compliments to the Chef" series was to highlight the fantastic meals we'v

Thai Food Café 833 N. Killingsworth Street Portland, OR 97217 503-285-8745 Map It! Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Oh how I miss living in my old neighborhood. Not only did I live in the cutest of cute lil’ bungalow, but I was just a short walk or even shorter drive from all the hotspots of North and inner Northeast Portland.

Italian food and wine (and travel, for that matter) is certainly not lacking in attention.  Perhaps the main reason for this is diversity; there are so many provinces in Italy - each with its own bounty, style and attitude - that there is a seemingly infinite amount of things to talk about, write about, and experience.�

We have our first-ever full-on review today, in Portland's Willamette Week:We Portlanders are coffee people. In our admiration and appreciation of coffee, we rank with the world’s most serious drinkers: the Swedes, the Japanese, the Frisco kids. Bu

NV Jean Lallement et Fils Réserve Brut, $55, Terry Theise Selections, Skurnik Imports. The Lallement es

With an appeal for donations to relief efforts for Burmese cyclone victims on its home page,

A friend recently said she saw evidence on this blog that going out for lunch is an activity I p