You’ll never go to a haunted house so open and bright as the one that holds the new Dough Zone on the South Waterfront.
Author: Andrea Damewood
Suckerpunch’s cocktails are complex, balanced and intriguing, even without the buzz.
Upscale, Fast-Casual Newcomer Bluto’s Is a Pita and Souvlaki Party Best Enjoyed With a Group
There’s nowhere to hide on a small menu: no place to tuck a less than excellent but high-profit-margin chicken dish, no spot for a sneaky, sad seasonal salad.
Gabbiano’s Crowd-Pleasing Italian American Menu Is Already Leading to Weeknight Waits for a Table
Certain restaurants are just like certain people: You know you’re gonna like them from the first moment you lay eyes on them.
The Woodsman Tavern Was a Longtime Hot Spot in Portland’s Dining Scene. The Revival, However, Doesn’t Yet Live Up to Those Memories.
The door of the Woodsman Tavern reads: “Opened 2011.
Sunshine Noodles is Barely 2 Months Old but Already Delighting With Creative Dishes
In an era when every facet of consumption feels like it’s been engineered in a lab for maximum marketability, Sunshine Noodles comes off as the exact opposite—and effortlessly cool.
Deadshot Hosts Christmas Cocktail Pop-up Miracle Until the End of the Year
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: A time when I think getting drunk off booze with egg and dairy is somehow a good choice.
Five Portland Dining Experiences Perfect for a Big Group of Family or Friends
During the worst of lockdown, my decadent, extroverted heart pined for the chance to sit at a restaurant with eight friends, order a mess of food and tear at it with hands and forks, all while drinking with heart and abandon.
Portland Italian Dining Restaurants for When You’re Rewatching “Sopranos”
Earlier this summer, a good friend and I embarked for the first time on the epic journey that is The Sopranos, launching into a world of Tony, Paulie Walnuts, bada-bings, unethical therapy and bullets shot into the backs of so many heads.
Sunshine Noodles Will Open a Permanent Location in Slabtown
When Chef Diana Lam’s Sunshine Noodles pop-up opened in July 2020, those early uncertain days of the pandemic, her Cambodian bowls were a beam of brightness while we hunkered down, curtains drawn.