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Cheap Eats: Vancouver Pizza Company
Vancouver Pizza Company's tag line is "The art of pizza, tastefully done," and it lives up to that promise.
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Metrovino owner Todd Steele announces new chef Victor Deras
Deras will replace Greg Denton and Gabrielle Quiñonez, who revealed to The Oregonian that they would leave Metrovino in early February to open Ox, a 70-seat, Argentine-inspired restaurant in Northeast Portland built around an open-flamed grill.
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RingSide Fish House takes same spare approach to surf as turf
The cold seafood platter dominates the table, setting out an ice-bound array of aquatic freshness and mouth-tingling brininess.
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Sandy cafe closes, goes up for sale
Owner Jim Hulbert says the Paris Cafe couldn't withstand the current economic situation.
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Hamburger Mary's in Old Town to hold fundraiser for Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon
Proceeds from a bingo fundraiser will go to the coalition.
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Tommy Habetz debuting Sunday dinner series, late-night burger at Bunk Bar
Habetz, who has cooked at the highest levels in both Portland and New York, has found himself spending most of his time out of the kitchen managing Bunk Sandwiches' three Portland locations. He envisions the Sunday series, to be called the Bunk Junior Executive Lounge, as a chance to once again flex his cooking chops.
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Two more chances to celebrate Robert Burns with poetry, Scotch and haggis
To avoid weekday hangovers, many establishments held their suppers last weekend. But there are at least two more chances to sample scotch and belt out Burns' famous ode "To a Mouse."
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Feast Portland food festival lands Bon Appetit as major media sponsor
The magazine will help promote, orchestrate, and recruit chefs for the event, which has already signed on top local and national chef talent including Gabriel Rucker of Le Pigeon and Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo of Los Angeles' Animal.
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Homebrewers plan brewpub in former Oswego Lake House space
Jon “JT” Turner and Tim Schoenheit hope to open their Stickmen Brewery & Skewery by April or May -- in time to take advantage of warm weather crowds. The pair estimate that the large lakeside patio can hold more than 200 seats in summer.
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Food carts could make Mount Hood debut this summer after Clackamas County commissioners approve new policy
The decision could open the door for some foodie favorites cropping up in unexpected locales.
