Portland Food Carts are the Best!

Published on 22 July 2010 by Peter in News, Portland

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From Bangkok to Brussels to Portland, you can find great food sold on the street, and Budget Travel’s Web site ranked the Rose City as the best place to eat it – in the entire world!

The Travel Web site did a survey to find the Best City for Food Cart Culture and Portland earned the top spot. The survey took into account food quality, lunchtime crowds, late-night snacking options and the overall culture.

“With more than 400 carts selling everything from Korean tacos to Carolina-style barbecue, Portland is a microcosm of mobile meals. Lunchtime crowds gather near SW 10th Avenue and SW Alder Street; later on, night owls head across the river to SE 12th Avenue and SE Hawthorne Boulevard for deep-fried cherry pies and savory crepes, served until 2 a.m.,”

– Reporter Marisa Robertson, from the online article.

Los Angeles earned the No. 2 spot and Philadelphia was ranked No. 4. All of the other cities in the top 10 were outside the United States.

Check out the new food carts on Belmont and 44th next door to Movie Madness and the up-and-coming site at 50th and Division in Bearly Worns Carpark.  Good food! Good times!

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The Five Best Beers made in America, are all (no surprise) made in Portland, Oregon. This according to the Early Show on CBS, calling Portland the “Brewery Capital” aka “Brewvana.”

(CBS) Oregonians have long had a love of all things beer, so it’s not surprising that Portland is the unofficial brewery capital of America. It has more breweries than any other city in the world – 35 – is the biggest craft brewing market in the country, and proudly answers to the nickname “Beervana.”

There are more than 100 breweries in Oregon, all of which sell their beer in Portland. Last year, the state’s breweries made more than 1 million barrels of craft beer.

From late June to late July, Portland has three beer festivals with more than 100,000 people attending. And, this year is the 25th anniversary of the passing of the law in Oregon (one of the first of its kind in the country) that allows people to consume beer on the premises where it’s brewed, which launched the whole brewpub movement.

So, “The Early Show on Saturday Morning” hand-picked five craft beers from Brewvana as the best in America, and called on Food and Wine magazine Executive Wine Editor Ray Isle to fill us in on the choices, as part of our special Fourth of July tour of places that make the nation’s best food. We call it A Taste of America.

And the beers they chose?

  • Widmer Hefeweizen (shown above)
  • Full Sail Session Lager
  • Deschutes Green Lakes Ale
  • Bridgeport IPA
  • Rogue Dead Guy Ale

Just one more great reason to live in Portland and the Northwest! Read the full article with descriptions of each beer here.

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Why We Love Portland, Oregon!

Published on 16 March 2010 by Peter in Neighborhood, Portland

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Why do we love Portland? Take a look!

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Traveling to Portland?

Published on 11 March 2010 by David in News, Portland

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Considering Portland as a place to plant some roots? Or just want some great local ideas? Check out GO SEE PORTLAND of user-generated reviews and ideas for things to do and experience in Portland.

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Downtown Condominium

Published on 26 September 2008 by Peter in Listings, Portland

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1221 SW 10TH AVE

Listing ID:8069609
$299,000
Beds:1
Baths:1.0

Unique corner unit in the Eliot Tower with floor to ceiling south and west-facing windows, Juliette balcony, hardwoods and cherry cabinets, and a Premier parking spot. Perfect location next to Safeway, Farmer’s Market, South Park Blocks. Right on the streetcar and the MAX. And just a stroll to the Pearl District.

For more details, or to schedule a viewing, contact Peter Champ today at 503-317-6676.

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Chaos Cafe For Sale

Published on 26 September 2008 by Peter in Commercial, Listings, Portland

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Detailed listing coming soon! For information, or to schedule a viewing, contact Peter Champ today at 503-317-6676.

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