I think right in that vicinity, it is a challenge. I usually end up getting a slice via the Pie Hole (or whatever they are calling it now) at the Theatre. I miss Magnolia a lot.
But I'm excited about this new food hall in the old Pono Brewing space.
But there's still some places to eat: Moon & Sixpence, Sizzle Pie, Fleur de Lis, Chimcking, Sushi Chiyo, Reo's, The Bulgogi, the new Harder Day, Sam's, Doe Donuts, Chin's Kitchen, Bluefin Sushi, Xiao Ye, Gado Gado, Aunt Tillie's, the Sonder Bar, Killer Burger, Fusion Curry Pizza.
I lived there from 2016 to 2019. I miss the food options from that period: Chameleon, Vivienne for brunch, Magnolia, Nectar Cafe, Pono Soul Farm Kitchen, Columbia River Brewing, the Paulsen's soda fountain.
Something for everyone who is comfortable being around meat and offal. The poulet frites, sourdough, duck, and Le Clown's love of sauces caught my eye. Desserts also sound fantastic. #portland@oregonian.bsky.socialwww.oregonlive.com/dining/2024/...
Portland has never seen a restaurant like this, but it won't last forever.
Valentina is my current favorite. I love the shape of the bottles, too.
Still dreaming of these incredibly delicious chips I got in Canada. P.S. I still miss the Spud Crunchies with Ketchup from Trader Joe's.
Looking for tzimmes, honey cake and crown challah? You can find them in Portland for Rosh Hashanah this year (2024/5785). Happy New Year! #portland#roshhashanah
Here are a handful of places in Portland, Oregon to access holiday dishes for Rosh Hashanah (5785), the Jewish New Year.
Thanks for explaining this, Iain. IMO from a usability standpoint, some kind of alpha-order would be more helpful in finding the names, but thankfully we have plenty of time to view our ballots, find the names, and fill in the circle before the deadline.