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The June Hit List: Mucca Pizzeria, Grand Amari, Palomar, and More

It’s sunny, it’s warm, it’s basically summer — which means Portland is alive again and restaurants are hopping. Grab a…

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The May Hit List: Ava Gene’s, Dolly Olive, Frybaby, and More

With the beginning of patio season on the horizon, we’re scoping out all the places we want to be this…

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Where to Eat in April: Firehouse, Chelo, Jacqueline, and More

Portland’s long-awaited sun is finally shining and isn’t setting until after 7 p.m. — which can only mean spring is…

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The March Hit List: Clandestino, Gado Gado, Le Pigeon, and More

Even though it’s only March, the spring flowers popping up through the cold earth gives us that winter’s-almost-over feeling. Channel…

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The February Hit List: Casa Zoraya, Han Oak, Normandie, and More

This time of year, after several months of rain and gray, we always crave meals that whisk us away to…

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Where to Eat in January: Lulu/Jarana, Montelupo, Fortune BBQ, and More

Another year, a new slate of restaurants! As we gear up for a brand-new year of dining, we’re keeping our…

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The 10 Restaurants That Defined Portland Dining in 2022

In a strong year for dining, what were the absolute standouts?  We asked our contributors to the Resy Hit List to share…

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Where to Eat in December: De Noche at La Fondita, G-Love, Jacob & Sons, and More

Just like that, another year is almost over. Portland has seen enormous change in its restaurants, from new collabs (and…

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Where to Eat in November: Abyssinian Kitchen, Decarli, Lilia, and More

It’s finally fall in Portland. After a long-earned summer, shimmering golden leaves, brightly colored squash and gourds, and cooler temps…

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Where to Eat in October: Sousòl, Gold Room, Phuket Cafe, and More

It’s hard to believe that summer is already over. After that winter, the endless sunny days and bright blue skies felt…

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