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7 Things We Miss About Farrell’s, the 1963 Ice Cream Chain That Became a Mall Favorite
Some childhood memories arrive with a familiar sound. At Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlor, it might have been a ringing bell, a shrill whistle, or the thunder of drums announcing that somebody had ordered an enormous ice cream sundae. An ordinary dessert suddenly became a spectacle, and everyone in the dining room became part of the... The post 7 Things We Miss About Farrell’s, the 1963 Ice Cream Chain That Became a Mall Favorite appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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This Old-World Oregon Butcher Shop Feels Like You Walked Straight Into A German Village
Weisswurst, Nürnberger, Leberkäse, and even vinegar head cheese share the same deli case at one Oregon shop. That lineup alone tells you this place takes its sausage very seriously. The links are made in house. So is a clover honey beef jerky that people seem to bring up...
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A new neighborhood market hopes to fill Old Town Portland’s grocery gap
A community hub is blossoming in the shadow of Old Town Portland’s iconic White Stag sign. Since 2016, nonprofit Feed the Mass has worked to uplift the city through food — first by hosting cooking classes, then pivoting to free meal pickups during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, the group moved into its current headquarters on Northwest Davis Street, where it distributes more than 5,000 meals each week.
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Seaside Restaurant Scores 37 on Oregon Health Inspection, Stays Closed After Spoiled Hamburger and Flies Found
Marivel's Kitchen, a Mexican-American restaurant in Seaside, Oregon, scored 37 out of 100 on a Sept. 16 health inspection and was ordered to close until serious violations were fixed, according to The Astorian's review of Clatsop County inspections. The restaurant remained closed as of Oct. 26. Oregon considers a score...
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The Enormous Discount Store In Oregon Where $35 Gets You A Whole Cart Full Of Treasures
Somewhere in Beaverton, Oregon, a grocery store is quietly making people feel like they’ve cracked a secret code that everyone else is still trying to figure out. Grocery Outlet on SW Hall Boulevard is that store, and once you’ve been, you’ll wonder how you ever survived without it.
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You Haven’t Really Tasted Oregon Until You’ve Had Marionberry Pie at This Little Bakery
Some Portland lines form for concerts, and one forms for pie, sometimes stretching down the sidewalk on an ordinary weekend afternoon. On Pi Day, a few devoted fans show up at 5 a.m. just to secure a spot near the front. The little bakery at the center of it all has turned Oregon’s love of berries and buttery crust into a neighborhood ritual worth protecting.
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Salem Ice Cream Shop Says It May Have to Paint Over New Mural
A colorful mural painted across the outside of a newly opened Salem ice cream shop could be covered up after the business received notice that its building does not comply with city sign regulations. On Any Sundae opened its second storefront at 3239 Market St. NE on Sept. 6. As...
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This Oregon Diner Puts a Korean Twist on American Breakfast Classics
The pancakes here come in acre sizes, and even the quarter acre is about as wide as a dinner plate. Order the full acre and you’ll need a strategy, not just a fork. The owner is a Seoul-born former newspaper editor who was crowned a beauty pageant queen in 1966. She bought this Oregon diner in 1992 and quietly slipped kimchi, bulgogi, and homemade chili sauces onto a classic breakfast menu.
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Another sweet victory for Oregon cake maker on ‘Halloween Wars’
It turns out victory is still sweet for master cake maker Liz Marek. Marek of Beaverton continued her winning ways on another food show, joining forces with pumpkin carver Mike Brown and sugar artist Christophe Rull to win Season 16 of “Halloween Wars.” The finale aired Sunday night on Food Network, with Team Ghoul’d bringing home the $30,000 grand prize.
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Babkush Fills Niche With Delicious Jewish Baked Goods
Although Portland is known as a foodie paradise, Zicra Lukin found something lacking in the landscape, so she opened Babkush, a Jewish bakery at 935 SE Hawthorne Blvd. For her, however, Babkush is more than just a bakery offering delicious sweets, it is also a place that celebrates Jewish culture and the Jewish calendar.
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Forget the coffee shop. This Portland neighborhood has ‘The Bratmobile.’
Rachel LaBrasca’s mobile coffee bar serves specialty lattes and matcha outside her Alameda home, brewing a sense of community one cup at a time. What if you could roll out of bed, morning breath still in full force, step out of your driveway and be met with a cozy brown butter latte?