Binghamton, New York, a small city near the Pennsylvania border, is known for a few things: its zoo, its university, and its iconic sandwich, known as a spiedie. Spiedies consist of sub rolls filled with tangy, peppery, marinated cubes of meat, grilled on a skewer and topped with fresh marinade. In Portland, there are a few restaurants that serve grilled meats, but spiedies have been a little more elusive — at least, until earlier this month, when Julian Gomez and Ben Healy-Levy opened their Southeast Portland food cart.
Boy Howdy, parked in the food cart pod near Paradox Cafe on Belmont, specializes in both traditional and more conceptual spiedies,
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