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Newberg, OR · Food & Drink
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Oregon’s Oldest Diners Have Been Passed Down Through These 7 Kitchens
Some Oregon diners have been feeding the same towns for so long that ordering breakfast there turns into a small history lesson. The seven kitchens on this list stretch from Pendleton’s Main Street to the Pacific coast, with stops in Portland, Bend, and Springfield along the way. Each one...
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‘This was always supposed to happen’: Vegan Mexican bakery is opening a storefront that finally feels like home
Growing up in Mexico, Miriam Carrera remembers her mother’s instinct was to bring a plate of food to every friend or stranger who crossed her threshold. In her mom’s house, every visitor was treated like family and every guest left with a full belly. Salespeople from faraway cities were offered the same plate as a close family friend.
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Spielman’s Possible NE Fremont Cafe Has an Address Discrepancy
The potential Spielman Bagels site on NE Fremont is identified by two different addresses in the available reporting. KOIN and the Portland Tribune identify the former Jim & Patty’s cafe as 4951 NE Fremont St. A listing accompanying Bridgetown Bites’ report about Spielman gives 4316 NE 38th Avenue. The article’s sources do not explain the difference.
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The Ridge Grill Changes Ownership, and New Things Are Coming
The Ridge Grill in Beaverton has a new owner, Carlos Castañeda, who plans to add brunch, breakfast and new menu items while keeping the restaurant open and its name the same. Castañeda confirmed the plans to What Now Portland and said that changes will come gradually, with no temporary closure planned.
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Portland's Oldest Dive Bar Reopens With Offices Upstairs, $750K Later
Kelly's Olympian, the 124-year-old watering hole downtown Portlanders have long called the city's oldest dive bar, reopens Tuesday with a freshened-up interior, a new passage to its music venue, and a coworking company moving into five floors that once sat largely empty above the bar. The celebration at 426 SW Washington St. doubles as a grand opening for UrbanWork, which is taking over the upper floors of the Bullier Building alongside the bar's renovation.
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Love Crumble Will Open in Northwest Portland
Love Crumble, which has operated at the Beaverton Farmers Markets and other vendor markets since 2024, will open its first brick and mortar location in Northwest Portland softly on Saturday, October 31. They offer their own take on a crumble, including drink versions, and more. Here’s what we know.
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pFriem Family Brewers Eyes Southeast Portland Taproom
PFriem Family Brewers is planning its first taproom in Portland, according to a city liquor license application. The Hood River brewery applied for a Full On-Premises Brewery license for a site at 2216 SE 50th Ave. in the Mt. Tabor area. The site is currently Hinterland Bar and Food Carts,...
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You’ll Want To Split The Enormous Cheeseburger Served At This No-Frills Oregon Tavern
There’s a particular kind of joy that comes from discovering a place that has been hiding in plain sight, doing extraordinary things quietly, without any fanfare or fuss. The Helvetia Tavern, a no-frills roadhouse sitting just outside Hillsboro in the rural community of Helvetia, Oregon, is exactly that kind of discovery, and the enormous cheeseburger it serves is exactly that kind of extraordinary thing.
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A Meal Is Just the Start of Something Wholesome
For older adults, the COVID-19 pandemic was particularly challenging. As the world unsnared supply chains and planned for a new normal, health risks kept us much more than 6 feet apart, further isolating those already living on their own. The need for the nutrition and socialization provided by Meals on Wheels People had never been higher — until now.
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Regulars Return For The Danish Pancake Balls At This Oregon Spot Inside A Nordic Cultural Center
Some breakfast spots earn loyalty with a single dish, and this one does it with a round little pancake. On the southwest edge of Portland, a Scandinavian kitchen sits inside a Nordic cultural center, right next door to a giant wooden troll. People line up on weekend mornings, sometimes for...
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Kohr Explores: Durant Olive Mill ‘pressing’ into another year of Olio Nuovo
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An annual celebration of Oregon’s finest olive oil is coming to Dayton as the Olio Nuovo festival returns to Durant Olive Mill. Through the month of November, you can expect festivities surrounding the first pressings of Oregon-made olive oil, including facility tours, special dinners, guided tasting and much more. Kohr Harlan […]
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Wine Wednesday: Satyr Fire opens new Dayton tasting room
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A local independent winery has found a new home in Downtown Dayton. Satyr Fire has opened the door to their brand-new tasting room on Ferry Street. From modern bar seating to some cozy outdoor digs, the new space promises a fresh way to sip back and sample their unique hand-crafted wines. […]
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Missing Lloyd? Its oldest tenant is about to reopen at another mall food court
The next era of a historic Portland popcorn vendor is upon us. Joe Brown’s Carmel Corn has been a local fixture for nearly a century. After debuting its original downtown Portland shop in 1932, the family-run business expanded citywide before temporarily shutting down in the wake of World War I.