Portland - Page 190

Not Just Another Stuffy Tasting Room

In a Salmon Street warehouse, up a flight of stairs and down a relatively nondescript hallway, lies Oregon winery Statera’s new tasting room, which...

How Offseason Moves Will Help The 2024 Portland Timbers

Every winter, the Portland Timbers wait until the final moments of the primary transfer window to make changes for the upcoming Major...

McMenamins Included Assistant Managers in Its Tip Pool. Can They Do That?

According to an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor, Pacific Northwestern restaurant, bar, and hotel chain McMenamins may have unlawfully distributed tips to...

3 Games For The Portland Winterhawks Kept Goalkeepers And Goal Judges Busy

While maybe not a malfunction, the Portland Winterhawks lit the lamp so many times this weekend that the poor goal judges were...

I Hated Hot Cocktails — Until I Had the Spanish Coffee at Huber’s

On paper, I shouldn’t like the Spanish Coffee at Huber’s. The legendary drink served at Portland, Oregon’s oldest restaurant—established in 1879—combines multiple elements...

Lazy Days Brewing Takes Over the Former Ex Novo Locations in Portland and Beaverton

Lazy Days Brewing, founded by a group of Pacific Foods alumni, has taken over both the North Portland and Beaverton Ex Novo locations, though...

Seattle Kraken’s Bjorkstrand Deserves NHL All-Star Nomination

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 17: Oliver Bjorkstrand #22 of the Seattle Kraken circles near the net during the first period of a game...

City Officials Are Trying to Secure Financial Relief for Portland Restaurant Owners Impacted by January’s Winter Storm

Weeks after a snow and ice storm left Portland restaurants with significant financial losses and, in some cases, damaged spaces, Portland city officials are...

2024 Is the Year of the Snack

When Feny,* the owner of Burnside Indonesian restaurant Wajan, was growing up in Jakarta, snacks were a huge part of her diet. She’d grab...

Latest articles