FOOD & DRINK

In this article, we'll be exploring three top-notch Asian Fusion restaurants located in Wilsonville. Have you had the pleasure of dining at any of these establishments yet? If you have, we'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below!

In this article, we're taking a delicious tour through three standout bakeries in Wilsonville. Have you had the pleasure of sampling their treats yet? If you have, we'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below. Enjoy your read!

Lake Oswego Save the Date! Lake Oswego Schools Foundation annual gala Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024, 6:30 p.m. Find out more at https://losfoundation.org/ West Linn-Wilsonville ‘Elf! The Musical’ ...

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around newberg..

Another restaurant hoping to establish itself at the Mercato Grove mixed-use development in Lake Oswego has come and gone. Restaurant group ChefStable announced last week that Toreados Tequila Bar & Kitchen would close Nov. 30. Tasty closed at the same location on Boones Ferry Road in 2022. ChefStable Managing Partner Kurt Huffman had hoped that a family-style Mexican restaurant would work well at the site, but said that it simply...

This article presents a tour of three remarkable bakeries situated in Canby. Have you had the chance to visit any of them yet? We welcome your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below.

Get ready to tantalize your taste buds as we dive into the vibrant food scene of Portland, exploring three diverse restaurants that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Recently, I had the chance to visit Heart Bar, a local spot where I indulged in their coffee beans. The food was decent, though it didn't quite hit the mark for my vegan palate. The service could use a bit of a boost in the friendliness department. On a brighter note, their drinks were top-notch and the karaoke was a blast. While it may not be my first choice for vegan options, it's a great place for a fun night out.

It’s machete season in Portland. No, that’s not a reference to Danny Trejo, or Jason Voorhees’ weapon of choice, but to the new pop-up Machetes PDX, which has been selling out of its Mexican street food all over town since July. Started by husband-and-wife team Diego and McKenna Palacios, the business gets its name from long, folded quesadillas shaped like a blade. And when I say long, I mean long. Every one of the pop-up’s machetes comes draped across two paper plates, which barely contain their length.

Downtown Portland's newest tower offers two new dining experiences: an enchanted forest-themed lobby bar and a signature restaurant.

In your article on taprooms attempting to rebuild their customer base, you fail to mention the biggest reason that people, post-COVID-19, are staying away from taprooms, restaurants and other venues like this, (“Portland taproom owners come together to dream up ideas amid a post-pandemic hangover,” Nov. 5). It is that the price of food and drink has risen significantly. While I applaud the efforts to raise the minimum wage high enough so that people on it don’t qualify for food assistance and other taxpayer-funded social programs, doing this has changed the nature of entertainment and reduced demand for it. There will be a fallout, and it is inevitable that some restaurants and taprooms will fail as the market shrinks. People would do well to remember that the vibrant food and drink entertainment scene that we had in years past was funded on the backs of countless low-paid food workers.

Two Lake Oswego middle schoolers used art to convey messages of peace in a local art competition held by Lions International. Sophia Valladares, 13, and 12-year-old Gaurangi Rastogi won the “Dare to Dream” peace poster art competition among 47 of their classmates at Lake Oswego Junior High School. “Peace isn’t here to take every second on a clock when every minute is waiting on you,” said Sophia. ...

The Clinton Street Theater is screening the provocative underground melodramas of the Kuchar brothers. To measure the impact of the Kuchar brothers’ one-of-a-kind underground film oeuvre, there are myriad metrics. Go by film history, as twin brothers George and Mike were trailblazers of openly queer cinema. Go by volume,...

The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is known as 'Giving Tuesday' and is the perfect time to give back to the community.

Seven decades after Jack Fuller began serving the "Fuller Burger" in northwest Portland, the legacy continues at Pioneer Place Mall.

5345 SE Foster Road, 503-788-0866, mng890.wixsite.com/an-xuyen-bakery. 7 am-6 pm Tuesday-Saturday, 7 am-3 pm Sunday. For nearly 25 years, An Xuyên Bakery has sat unassumingly on Foster Road. The self-proclaimed “Authentic Artisan Pan Asian Pacific Bakery and Deli” serves an array of sweet and savory goods for almost absurdly affordable prices. Upon walking in, you better make up your mind fast, since a line will form behind you almost immediately. Start with a lunch item like a jalapeño-filled bánh mi prepared on the same crusty yet fluffy baguettes that the bakery supplies to numerous restaurants around town. Once your main course is checked off, end with dessert—we recommend a meticulously decorated red velvet cupcake.

This article presents six traditional American dishes that are popular in Wilsonville. Have you had the chance to taste any of these yet? We would love to hear your thoughts and experiences, so feel free to share your comments below!

MusicPortland, a grassroots nonprofit that advocates for local music, has announced this year’s Echo Fund winners, a group of independent musicians whose works ranges from hip-hop to jazz to rock and beyond. A program that supports independent musicians by funding non-performance projects, the Echo Fund will this year award...

In this article, we're exploring three exceptional bakeries in Clackamas. Have you had the chance to visit any of them? We'd love to hear about your experiences in the comments below!

Hey Portland, why are so many of your cats named after a trickster god? Cats are already consumed by mischievousness and delusions of grandeur and this cannot be helping. According to a report from Rover, cats named “Loki,” the second most popular male cat name in Portland, are just the tip of the pet name iceberg. Rover, a website that connects people to pet sitters and dog walkers, took data submitted by pet owners and crunched that information to come up with their findings.

Brown Stallion is a Ween tribute band out of Portland and Eugene, Oregon. Made up of seasoned musicians that are truly Ween fans, their shows draw from the full catalogue of Ween songs that are imbued with the spirit of the Boognish. The band pays great attention to detail in recreating the songs, drawing heavily on Ween’s live performances and anchored by Deaner inspired guitar chops. Brown Stallion puts on a high energy and unrelenting show that reflects the depth of their love of all things brown.