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

Food Reviews & Stories Shaped like oversized M&Ms, the pita at Ya Hala comes out of the kitchen in steamy, soft heaps, ready to be dipped in your choice of creamy vegetable or bean paste. Ya Hala offers all the Lebane   More

Food Reviews & Stories Formerly a long-vacant dry-cleaners, this high-ceilinged and light-filled room feels less like a full-blown bakery than it does a homey coffeehouse where one of the owners (Gretchen Glatte) just hap   More

Food Reviews & Stories Whiskey Soda Lounge opened in December 2009 as a place to grab a drink during the inevitable 45-minute wait at Pok Pok, but it quickly became that little brother that outshines its older siblings. L   More

Food Reviews & Stories There’s a reason Chicago has a high rate of obesity: the hot dogs are addictive. Wayne’s Red Hot offers the most authentic Chicago dogs this side of Wrigley, and the small MLK eatery—a haven f   More

Food Reviews & Stories Tucked behind (and partially within) Bread and Ink Cafe, Waffle Window is so much more than a griddlecake-dispensing fenestration. The Liège-style waffles themselves aren’t huge, but are cakey a   More

Food Reviews & Stories Dwayne Beliakoff’s serially delayed “fast slow food” restaurant has finally opened in a modernist glass box in Director Park on the South Park Blocks, just adjacent to a strangely gonadal foun   More

Food Reviews & Stories Tuk Tuk, named for the three-wheeled rickshaws of Thailand, serves up colossal portions of Thai-American dishes at recession-friendly prices. Start out with a Thai iced tea or coffee ($2) and “Ro   More