Food Reviews & Stories This neon-bedecked omelette mill includes a coffee bar and a veranda-style room with a fireplace where you can soothe your Sunday-morning hangover with breakfast cocktails like the Back Seat ($6.50) with vodka, triple sec and muddled oranges. The menu is mostly standard brunch fare, but specials lik   More

Food Reviews & Stories Nothing beats a quick slice—or, even better, two-for-one slices. This boozy but family-friendly pizzeria offers a twofer Tuesday on cheese and pepperoni slices ($2.50, $2.75) and whole specialty pies from the Trouble ($17.50-$25.75), with double cheese, double pepperoni and double sausage, to    More

Food Reviews & Stories Time to get drunk on noodles! Dig into heaping helpings on pig-shaped platters of curry, stir fry, noodle and fried-rice dishes. Popular favorites include the pad kee mao ($8.95-$9.95), known colloquially as” drnken noodles,” or the pineapple fried rice ($8.95-$9.95). All entrees can be    More

Food Reviews & Stories Think Pho Van’s for tourists? Get Hung. This comfy Vietnamese spot’s pho soup ($6.25 small, $6.75 large) of glutamate-heavy beef broth, honeycomb tripe and rice noodles comes with a side tray of fresh Thai basil, bean sprouts, jalapeños and lime. If you’re in the mood to kic   More

Food Reviews & Stories Though at first glance it looks like just another coffee shop, with its narrow dining room and fewer than 10 tables, this cafe on the edge of Mount Scott Park is much more: The place boasts some of Portland’s best biscuits and gravy ($9), served with paper-thin slices of roasted pork loin, two   More