A very fashionable bon voyage for former Merc Managing Editor Marjorie Skinner.
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Inside a Fancy “Chefs Week PDX” Dinner
Chefs Week PDX doesn’t quite reach the citywide level of hysteria that Feast Portland engenders—there’s no multi-city block taste offs, no lines 20 deep for a taster plate of reheated brisket from Austin. Chefs Week is a more insular affair, high-end meals capped with after parties and restaurant take-overs that allow a touch of access […]
Posted inFood and Drink
Mae Will Leave You Stuffed and Longing for More
The Down-Home Finesse of Chef Maya Lovelace
Enjoy the down-home finesse of chef Maya Lovelace.
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The Winner of the Mercury‘s “Design a Christian Starbucks Cup” Contest!
Plus a Christ-Load of Cups from Our Runners-Up
The winner (and runners-up) for the Mercury‘s “Design a Christian Starbucks Cup” Contest!
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Nodoguro Is the Best Sushi in Portland
Ryan Roadhouse’s Sushi—Direct from Tokyo to Your Face
Ryan Roadhouse’s sushi is not to be missed.
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A Great Year for Wines
Oregon’s Early Harvest Could Produce the “Vintage of a Lifetime”
Oregon’s early harvest could produce the “vintage of a lifetime.”
Posted inMercury staff
The Return of… WORST. NIGHT. EVER!
Your Fave Mercury Writers Forced to Attend Their Most Feared Events
Your fave Mercury writers forced to attend their most feared events in their WORST. NIGHT. EVER!
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Boat Cribs!
A Photo Essay of Portlanders Who Live on the River
Ever wonder about people who live on floating homes? Let’s take a peek inside some of Portland’s boat cribs!
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Wm. Steven Humphrey’s Worst. Night. Ever!: FaerieWorlds
For those just joining us, the reasoning behind Worst. Night. EVER! is for you to gain some sort of sick sadistic satisfaction out of a Mercury employee’s suffering and unhappiness. But for me, it means something different. For me, it’s about exposing ourselves to a culture that you or I would never voluntarily explore, and […]
