Abyssinian Kitchen | 2625 SE 21st Abyssinian Kitchen—named for the kingdom that once spanned Ethiopia and Eritrea—is easy to miss. Tucked into the first floor of an inconspicuous Southeast Portland bungalow with only a small sign to signify its existence, the restaurant isn’t clamoring for attention—and it doesn’t need to. The tangy, fresh, and filling […]
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Seven Days, 14 Incredible Asian Soups
From Pho and Ramen to Wonton and Turmeric-laden Noodles, Here’s Your Definitive List for a Week of Soup Sustenance
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Cheap Lunches!
Sixty Places to Get Inexpensive Noontime Eats
808 Grinds SW 9th & Washington, 5226 SE 26th, 10100 SW Park If you happen to live or work downtown, and can avoid alpha male drivers who don’t care about pedestrians, and work in a swank private office, or just give no fucks what anyone sees you shove in your face hole, I highly recommend […]
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Portland’s Best Restaurants You Just Have to Try
Hey visitors! Betcha you worked up an appetite, now that you’ve flashed a peace sign in front of Multnomah Falls, got lost in Powell’s, and stood in line at Voodoo Doughnuts! So let’s get down to the real reason you’re here: To eat. Portland’s built its reputation on the basic rules of super-seasonal fare at […]
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Brunch Outside the Box
Breaking Out of the Breakfast Rut
Brunch boredom? Try these suggestions from left field.
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A Guide to Portland’s Best Restaurants and Eateries
A Guide to Portland’s Best Restaurants and Eateries
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Noob Food
Where to Fill Up After Emptying Your Moving Boxes
Where to fill up after emptying your moving boxes.
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Adventure Brunches
For Those Who Brunch Outside the Box
For those who brunch outside the box.
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Battle of the Banh Mi, Part II
When (Portland’s) East Meets West
In the world of Portland banh mi, experimentation trumps traditionalism. Part II of II.
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Battle of the Banh Mi
Round One: East Side Favorites
Week one of two: Portland’s Best Banh Mi, East Side