Eater Portland

Eater is a network of food and dining websites that belongs to Vox Media. It was co-founded by Lockhart Steele and Ben Leventhal in 2005, initially focusing on restaurants and nightlife in New York City. In 2009, Eater expanded to a national platform and, by 2012, it was covering nearly 20 different cities. In late 2013, Vox Media acquired Eater along with two other sites that were part of the Curbed Network. By 2017, Eater operated around 25 local sites across the United States, Canada, and England. The site has received recognition from the James Beard Foundation Awards on four occasions.

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No Saint’s Owners Gabriella Casabianca and Anthony Siccardi Share Their Favorite Portland, Oregon Restaurants

1 week ago | pdx.eater.com | Thom Hilton

Welcome to Dining Confidential, a column in which local chefs talk about their favorite restaurants, bars, and cafes in Portland, highlighting their own restaurant’s ethos and sharing fun personal takes. Know of a chef you’d like to see featured? Let us know via our tip line. Two and a half years into No Saint, the NE Killingsworth pizza restaurant co-owned by transplants Gabriella Casabianca and Anthony Siccardi, the duo are finally finding their groove. “We’re doing really well,” says Casabianca.
A Portland, Oregon Dining Guide to the Food & Drink Scene

1 week ago | pdx.eater.com | Dianne De Guzman |Brooke Jackson Glidden |Janey Wong |Rebecca Roland

In the rough-and-tumble city of foraged dining, vegan soul food, whole-animal butchery, and bacon-topped maple bars, there are a lot of opinions about what to eat. This guide slices through the designer flannel to help tourists find the best Portland food and drink out there. Welcome to the Land of Craftsman CuisineStraight up, Portland has something most other cities do not: the natural bounty of the Willamette Valley, unblemished by pollution.
6 Restaurant Openings to Get Excited About in Portland

2 weeks ago | pdx.eater.com | Dianne De Guzman

Carter Hiyama This is a list of Portland’s most notable restaurant and bar openings, with new updates published twice a month. Did we miss something great? Please drop us a line. pFriem Family BrewersWhat it is: Hood River brewery pFriem Family Brewers opens a new taproom in the former Milwaukie city hall and fire station, with three bars and both pFriem beers and cocktails on draft.
RingSide, Portland’s Oldest Steakhouse, Is Closed After a Kitchen Fire

2 weeks ago | pdx.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

Ringside RingSide Steakhouse, one of Portland’s oldest and most celebrated restaurants, is closed for the time being after a fire broke out in the kitchen on the afternoon of Saturday, April 5. The Oregonian reported over the weekend that fire crews responded to reports of a fire around 2:20 p.m.:“According to fire officials,” the paper wrote, “crews arrived to find smoke coming from the historic steakhouse.
You’ll Be Able to Get Drunk on Ice Cream at This New Portland Shop

4 weeks ago | pdx.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

Tipsy Scoop Have you ever been drinking a beer but wish you could have an ice cream instead? Have you ever been frustrated by licking a soft serve cone because it didn’t even get you a little bit drunk? If so, you’ll be excited about the new ice cream parlor opening in Boise on May 2. It’s called Tipsy Scoop, and it’s a burgeoning chain that began in New York City and expanded to Washington, D.C., in 2023.
Canard Set to Open a New Location in Beaverton in Fall 2025

1 month ago | pdx.eater.com | Dianne De Guzman

The owners behind the acclaimed (and beloved) Portland restaurant Canard have plans for another big expansion. Chef Gabriel Rucker and co-owners Andy Fortgang and Taylor Daughtery will add another location to the growing Canard empire with a new location in Beaverton, set to open in the fall, as first reported by the Oregonian.
New Portland Indigenous Restaurant Javelina Is Already Moving

1 month ago | pdx.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

Carter Hiyama/Eater Portland Remember less than two months ago, when we were making a big fuss about the opneing of Javelina, Portland’s only Indigenous restaurant? Well, update your address books because Javelina is moving its bison meatloaf east. In a Facebook post this week, owners Alexa and Nick Numkena-Anderson said that their stint inside the former Lil Dame space was cut short because “we had some unforeseen challenges... that we couldn’t see getting through.
Moon Pocha: Group-Friendly, Late-Night Korean Food and Big Soju Highballs Arrive on Portland’s Restaurant Row

1 month ago | pdx.eater.com | Dianne De Guzman

Restaurateur Tommy Shin is mostly known for his ramen restaurants in Portland, but on Tuesday, March 11, he’s debuting a new Korean restaurant dubbed Moon Pocha alongside chef Sun Moon. It’s not Shin’s first attempt at a Korean restaurant; he opened Korean ramyun stall Sari at NE Sandy’s food hall in 2019 with a business partner, where Moon once worked, although it eventually closed. Now with Moon Pocha, he’s looking to bring more of a snacky, late-night dining scene to the neighborhood.
New and Notable Portland Restaurant and Bar Openings to Know This March

1 month ago | pdx.eater.com | Dianne De Guzman

Jordan Curtis / Line Leader Media This is a list of Portland’s most notable restaurant and bar openings, with new updates published twice a month. Did we miss something great? Please drop us a line. Von Ebert BrewingWhat it is: Von Ebert Brewing opened a new taproom, with food truck HarBQ providing smoked meats Friday through Sunday, with an expansion to Thursdays forthcoming.
Frybaby’s Talks Popeyes Cravings and Portland’s Most ‘Absurd’ Breakfast Sandwich

1 month ago | pdx.eater.com | Thom Hilton

Welcome to Dining Confidential, a column in which local chefs talk about their favorite restaurants, bars, and cafes in Portland, highlighting their own restaurant’s ethos and sharing fun personal takes. Know of a chef you’d like to see featured? Let us know via our tip line. For 11 years, Frybaby’s Sunny Hatch tended bars all over Portland, from Hey Love to Double Barrel Tavern to Alibi. During quarantine, an idea popped into his head.