Food Cart Reviews “People think Polish food is heavy,” says Mira Kowalska with a little smile. “But it’s healthy.” Well, at least it is the way this Southern Poland native cooks it. She boils up big batches   More

Food Reviews & Stories Scott Dolich and Will Preisch’s new food-obsessed tavern, the Bent Brick, doesn’t mince words. You might be given the phrase “shrimp, corn, cherry tomatoes, young coriander” ($14) and end up   More

Food Cart Reviews You’d be forgiven for overlooking Noodle House. With the overwhelming array of eats served at the ever-expanding roster of carts parked at downtown Portland’s 10th Avenue and Southwest Alder Str   More

Food Reviews & Stories The best dessert at Saint Cupcake’s big, new downtown digs ain’t a cupcake. It’s a nutty, smoky chocolate chip cookie ($3) that tastes like a campfire in a sugar forest. Yes, the adorable egg   More

Headout Jason Sohn makes great mustard…in part to finance his love of motorcycles. The part-time United Airlines luggage loader and his wife Mandie received the recipe for their signature condiment as a    More

Food Reviews & Stories Three Pigs is a fine-dining restaurant sandwiched between two slices of bread. Hidden away in a building at the corner of I-405 and West Burnside Street, the tiny sandwich shop (the former home of    More

Movie Reviews & Stories Vampire movies have sucked all the fun out of being a vampire.  These days, Dracula’s progeny are always moping around, sparkling   More

Food Reviews & Stories Now that baker Dave Dahl has cornered the local toast market, with loaves of hearty Dave’s Killer sandwich bread popping up on supermarket shelves from Whole Foods to Winco, Portland’s wild man    More

Food & Drink It seems like a bad idea for a restaurant to let its diners rename their business, but the ploy has worked out well for Timothy Nishimoto and the crew at Vino Paradiso. The longtime Pearl District wine bar, which has been working hard to retool its food program and up its profile with a remodel and t...   More

Food & Drink Monday morning brought the news that longtime Northwest Portland dining fixture and canoodling spot Lucy's Table will close Tuesday, Aug. 9, after 13 years in the biz. The cozy spot at the corner of Northwest Irving Street and 21st Avenue won't stay empty for long. The Lucy's crew has announced that a se...   More