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Native chef Alexa Numkena-Anderson uses First Foods for her dinner series eschewing colonialist diets and ingredients.

For most, homing in on a single show was impossible. Kristan Kennedy, artistic director and curator of visual art at PICA, ...

But that autolubrication and “excellent balance between glide and grip” are among the main marketing points for Glice, a ...

Behind-the-counter attitude at this chapel of hoagies and meatballs (right off the hectic intersection of NE Sandy Boulevard and E Burnside Street) can be fast and furious, even downright curt at ...

Comfort foods like biscuits and gravy, chicken pot pie, and the NOLA favorite, muffuletta sandwich, combined with friendly service (and welded-industrial décor) make for an appealing visit at the far ...

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One of the hottest brunch spots in Northwest Portland is Bing Mi, where diners line up for jianbing: handheld Chinese crêpes stuffed with egg, black bean chile sauce, and crispy wonton crackers. One ...