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Rising like a phoenix from the ashes of a demolished Denny's, Trio Club is the only place in PDX where you can sing "Waterfalls"… more
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Having the best day of your life requires being awake, which requires coffee. Help us pick who's best. more
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Oh, you think you're Portland? Then see how your insider knowledge stacks up to what's in our Clinton/Division deep dive, the… more
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In case you hadn't heard, the Best Day of Your Life is just over a month away. So… more
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Producing something way more pleasant with a refurbished garage and repurposed instruments than 99% of PDX's musicians, Lost &… more
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A philanthro-pub in the Dekum Triangle, Oregon Public House sends all its food & drink profits (after overhead) to the charity of… more
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There's a fine line between a great supper club and a great restaurant. Also, often a long line to get into either. But exactly… more
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Mothers: can't live with 'em, ...CAN live with 'em, but only if you appease them by being super nice one day a year so they don't… more
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Portland -- aka Beervana -- has more breweries than any other city in the world, including 50+ micros within the city limits alone. Lucky for people who drink all that stuff,… more
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Following PDX's 491 summer beerfests in a bid to make wooden tokens an actual form of currency, the inaugural Whiskeyfest… more
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And lo, the barkeep swung open the doors to his temple and declared, "Bring me your tired, parched, and hungry. For today a new… more
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Cinco de Mayo falls on 5/5. 5/5 = 100%. Coincidence? No. Math. But also: an indication that you should be eating Mexican food and… more
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April was National Grilled Cheese Month, so if you don't eat all of these show-stoppers before May hits, you hate America. And… more
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What do Han Solo and tons of beer have in common? Both influence you to say really cool-guy things, and both are in town this… more
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Transforming from food cart to actual restaurant like a morbidly obese Optimus Prime, Brunch Box's name belies its larger… more
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In Portland's food scene, there are more food carts than people, and chefs tattooed with butcher diagrams incongruously serve soy… more
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Family-owned Bacchi's is an East Coast deli that takes its roots seriously, in that it ships many of its meats and desserts… more
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The Western tip of a geographic triangle whose points also include the iconic Paul Bunyan statue and the iconic-er Dancin' Bare,… more
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Portland takes its drinking seriously, but you kind of have to when you have the most breweries per capita of any city in the… more
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Bringing a rare taste of Cambodian cuisine to PDX, this cart-turned-restaurant in a Clinton St colonial serves up authentic pork… more
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Expanding beyond Beaverton, Thai Noodle Etc. has set up shop in an old-school NW house, where they're firing up traditional Thai dishes as well as signatures like fried frog… more
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After a seeming eternity playing jack-in-the-box with a series of pop-up shops (even worse: with no two-for-$1 tacos), badass… more
