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Moloko Plus

503-288-6272
3967 N Mississippi Ave
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Neighborhood: Mississippi

Graffiti-stained walls and the odd shoplifter remind visitors that this burgeoning pocket of Portland is still in conflict with its gentrified frills. (read more) But the local indie boutiques and farm-to-table eateries keep on coming despite the quiet unrest. Find your happy place at Gravy (3957 N Mississippi Ave., 287-8800), where pancakes are the size of your face, or down inventive cocktails come dinnertime at the ever-charming Lovely Hula Hands (4057 N Mississippi Ave., 445-9910). Shop until your pad is full at whimsical boutiques like Flutter (3948 N Mississippi Ave., 288-1649), then explore tiny but spiffy Video Vérité (3956 N Mississippi Ave., 445-9902), which houses an exhaustive selection of indie and foreign flicks. If you’re on the resourceful side, the ReBuilding Center (3625 N Mississippi Ave., 331-1877) will be a regular haunt—this temple of salvaged building components is always bustling with worker bees. And speaking of bees, Pistils Nursery (3811 N Mississippi Ave., 288-4889) not only supplies local and sustainably grown flora, it also holds workshops on everything from urban chicken farming to beekeeping. Then again, North Mississippi is sooo 2005; a newer crop of businesses is sprouting on its even rougher neighbor, North Williams. The one-two sweets ’n’ suds punch of Pix Pâtisserie (3901 N Williams Ave., 282-6539) and Fifth Quadrant brewpub (3901 N Williams Ave. # B, 288-3996) delights revelers nearly every night, while construction on The Hub building project nearby will add a new Ristretto Roasters outpost and fine-dining restaurant Lincoln to a block that already houses vegan-central Nutshell (3808 N Williams Ave., 292-2627) and a yoga studio. —Elianna Bar-El.

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Don’t let the Miami Vice-style white furniture scare you—this place is pretty hip. Located just across the street from the over-crowed Crow Bar, this cozy spot—known as the Moloko Plus, despite the lack of any sign out front—offers drinks both cheap ($2 High Lifes) and date-friendly (vanilla and cucumber-infused vodka). With an outdoor smoking patio offering heat-lamp bliss and an Atari machine available for free play, Moloko Plus is one bar that both you and Tubbs can drink at.
Perfect Patron: Droogs looking for an original cocktail and quick smoke. (MM)
HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM DAILY: $3.50 WELL DRINKS.
ATARI, DJs, TV, PATIO.

Michael Mannheimer

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