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2d ago
First things first: the name of this Portland restaurant—GrindWitTryz—causes a lot of people to stumble, so let’s break it down. The owner and head chef is Tryzen Patricio who’s nickname is “Tryz,” (pronounced like the word tries), and in Hawaiian, grind is slang for “food.” Put them together and you get “Food with Tryz,” or GrindWitTryz.
Lechon Kawali, Pete Fritsch Google Local
Patricio originally moved from Hawaii to Portland to go to school and play baseball at Concordia University, but injuries made him fall back to his other love—food. Then, in the fall of 2019 along with his now wife Can ..read more
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2d ago
The Humble Pig Cafe opened in August 2019, which in retrospect, was not the most ideal time to start a business since the Covid-19 pandemic hit in early 2020 and effectively shut the entire world down as we know it. And yet, like the mighty phoenix, the Humble Pig made it through the fire and emerged on the other side to the delight of all! It’s now become one of the most popular lunch spots in Molalla drawing hungry customers from throughout the area.
Humble Pig sign, Kim J. Yelp
The owners, Sarah Shanky and Joe Selinger, are both trained chefs and after having spent years working for other p ..read more
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3d ago
Mouthwatering pies in a dozen tasty varieties, coffee and breakfast sandwiches make the Bipartisan Cafe in Portland, Oregon my kind of place. This is the perfect spot to sit and chat with friends and loved ones, enjoy a good meal, and treat yourself to the best pies you can find in Portland.
Bipartisan Cafe In Portland, Oregon Photo by Humam T. via Yelp.
If you've never been to the Bipartisan Cafe before, you might walk in and wonder what's up with all of the interesting political posters and art on the walls. It's not the kind of thing you see at your typical cafe, though the story behind the ..read more
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3d ago
Alright taco lovers, gather around because I've got some spicy news that'll make your taste buds dance! Salem's Riverfront Park is about to be transformed into a taco paradise. Yes, you read that right! On May 4, the Northwest Taco Fest is rolling in with a lineup of more than 30 food vendors serving up a storm of tacos. Dreamed up and brought to life by the dynamic duo Dan and Chelsea Opfer, along with an amazing team of volunteers, this isn't just about gobbling tacos. They're setting up a whole festival vibe with shopping stalls, live music beats, and plenty of fun stuff for the little ones ..read more
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3d ago
In Oregon, the landscape of small-scale farming is undergoing a seismic shift due to recent regulatory changes affecting water rights and farm operations. These changes are casting a shadow over the future of family farms and local agriculture, invoking a series of legal challenges and widespread concern among the farming community.
At the core of the upheaval are two contentious issues: the expanded definition of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) and stringent water usage restrictions. These regulations have placed an undue burden on small farmers, many of whom are now facing the ..read more
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5d ago
Colorful drinks, a large tropical themed outdoor patio surrounded by greenery, and oh so delicious authentic Hawaiian food make Noho's in Portland a must-visit when in the Rose City. When you visit, you're taking a deep dive into love filled, home-cooked Hawaiian food and a chill relaxed atmosphere. Sip on a vibrant Mai Tai or a cool Huckleberry Lemon Drop on the hidden patio surrounded by lush plants and the laughter of friends. That's the vibe at Noho's in Portland, Oregon.
Noho's Hawaiian Cafe In Portland, Oregon Photo by Sophie Wang via Google Local.
This chill Hawaiian restaurant started ..read more
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5d ago
Recently Yelp, known for reviews of restaurants, attractions and other businesses, compiled a list of America's top 10 family friendly destinations. The ten cities that made the cut were cities that matched the 'good for kids' attribute on Yelp and had high searches for family friendly activities. With attractions like the Gilbert House Children's Museum and the Enchanted Forest, we're not surprised that our gorgeous state capital made the list!
Salem, Oregon - Family Friendly And Full Of Nearby Adventure Oregon Capital Building in Salem, Oregon. (Photo by Danielle Denham)
Yelp identified Sale ..read more
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5d ago
If Oregon's 2017 total solar eclipse is any indication, travel to the eastern side of the U.S. to view April 2024's redux is going to be crazy.
Quaint towns and remote areas across the U.S. are gearing up for an influx of eclipse enthusiasts eager to witness the awe of a total solar eclipse this April, stretching from Texas to Maine.
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The eclipse is scheduled to occur on April 8, 2024. The path of totality, where the full eclipse can be observed, will stretch across North America, from Mexico through the United States and into Canada. This makes it a significa ..read more
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6d ago
Hot chocolate so thick it's like eating pudding out of a cup. If that didn't make your mouth start to water, maybe the thought of 40 different flavors of chocolate truffles, rich chocolate mochas, or legendary chocolate milkshakes will. Enter the Cannon Beach Chocolate Café. The name alone marks this as a chocolate lovers paradise. I really can't think of a better place to visit on a chilly day at the coast, and once you step inside and see all of the chocolatey goodness they have to offer, I think you'll agree.
Hot Chocolate Lovers Paradise - The Cannon Beach Chocolate Café Photo by Vladimir ..read more
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1w ago
As the oldest city in Central Oregon, Prineville has a lot of history and culture to offer both residents and out-of-town guests. There are several places across town to get a taste of Prineville, but one of the best is Club Pioneer, opened way back in 1942! Located on the east end of town and in constant operation for over 80 years, Club Pioneer has certainly seen a lot in its days. In the restaurant’s own words, it was once a “rough and tumble saloon with a brawl most weekends,” but now it’s a family-friendly steakhouse where generations of Central Oregonians have been coming to connect with ..read more