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Stephen Colbert shared the news with his 'Late Show' audience on Monday, saying 'that our nation is at war — with Oregon. It’s Waregon.'
The front rooms at Guardino Gallery exhibit the works of two Pacific Northwest contemporary artists each month.
Cascada offers prebiotic sodas and housemade plant milks in its on-site cafe.
Portland has long been a hub for tiny-house enthusiasts.
The artist-owned Blind Insect Gallery’s walls are often hung with work from artists as far-flung as Oaxaca, Mexico.
Tender Loving Empire started as a record label based in the founders’ apartment.
The Goodfoot will celebrate its 25th anniversary next year.
Turn! Turn! Turn! also hosts community events like karaoke and a drawing club.
A night at Mississippi Studios can feel like church for music lovers — not least because the space once was one.
Carioca Bowls serves classic açaí bowls as well as Brazilian cheese bread, smoothies and avocado toast.
Baerlic Brewing stands out from Portland’s many breweries for its friendly taprooms, inventive menu and long list of awards.
Salt & Straw’s ice cream has come a long way since its food-cart beginnings.
Feral has a completely vegan menu that can change on a daily basis.
Dawnbringer’s main dish may look like just another breakfast sandwich, but its cornerstone is a house-made English muffin with a special recipe.
Bernstein’s Bagels makes its hand-rolled, slow-rise bagels daily in house.
Verde Cocina has a grammatically incorrect name in Spanish on purpose.
Orange & Blossom is a 100 percent plant-based patisserie.
Division Wines serves half glasses, flights and wines of the day — accompanied by nibbles sourced from Portland purveyors.
The pie shop Lauretta Jean’s is named for the proprietor Kate McMillen’s grandmother.
TwentySix Cafe’s hazelnut latte is a local favorite — made with Oregon hazelnuts.
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