Food Reviews & Stories With no real indigenous pizza style to call our own, Portland’s late-blossoming pizza scene is often defined by its torchbearers   More

Food Reviews & Stories The menu at Little Bird Bistro, the new French restaurant opened in December by Le Pigeon chef Gabe Rucker, takes a page from Larousse Gastronomique, the authoritative encyclopedia of Gallic eating.    More

Food Reviews & Stories Portland grocery-store aisles are lands of salty, fatty opportunity for snack-food fans, but when it comes to a tortilla chip that sets the crispy gold standard, it’s all about locally made Juani   More

Food Reviews & Stories Chinese Delicacy restaurant, despite the name, is not exactly a Chinese place—at least, not in any simple way. Your first hint should be on the tiny   More

Food Reviews & Stories 1300 SE Morrison St., 239-0196. 7 am-2 pm Monday-Friday, 8 am-2 pm Saturday-Sunday.Brunch can be quite the ordeal in Portland. Securing a spot in a diner on a weekend morning might necessitate the occ   More

Food Reviews & Stories 4-4-2 1739 SE Hawthorne Blvd., 238-3693, 442soccerbar.com. 11 am-11 pm Monday-Thursday, 11 am-midnight Friday, 7 am-midnight Saturday, 8 am-10 pm Sunday. Muhamed Mujcic-Mufko’s 4-4-2 is Portland⠠ More

Food Reviews & Stories Since January we’ve eaten arancine, banh mi, crêpes, döner kebab, egg sandwiches, fries, gyros, hamburgers, ice cream, jiaozi, kolaches, lamb kebab, mac ’n’ cheese, naan, omelettes, pancakes, quesadillas, ribs, salad rolls, tacos, unagi rolls, veggie burgers, waffles, xiao long bao, yakisoba and za’atar. See what I did there?    More

Food Reviews & Stories $7.00 French dip with gooey Swiss cheese and grilled onions at The Rolling Stoves Gimme Sandwich    More

Food Reviews & Stories It’s a ballsy move, declaring your biscuits and gravy the best in Portland right there on the menu. But when the plate arrives, it’s hard to argue against a pair of fluffy sweet potato biscuits   More

Food Reviews & Stories Your out-of-town guests won’t give you extra points for scenery if you take them to Yoko’s, which is nestled among nondescript bungalows in the Creston-Kenilworth neighborhood. But forget scener   More