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Oct 24, 2008Stumptown Vegans
I Love Thai Food Cart Brief Review Overall Service Food Quality Atmosphere Vegan Options 4.25 7 3 5 2 Location: SW 10th and SW Alder Street Portland, OR Hours: Lunch time Times Visited: 2 Many vegans love Thai food, but Thai food doesn't traditionally love vegans.  This mantra is sad to accept, but true. The Stumptown Vegans have elaborated on our Thai-dining woes, and have celebrated the vegan-friendly, ala Pad [...]
Oct 24, 2008Get Sconed!
Of today's MoFo post.

I did technically post something today, but it was to Stumptown Vegans.
You can check out the new review of the I Love Thai Food cart downtown here.

Sometimes I think about posting a current list of my top Portland eateries, since so many folks inquire and our Top Ten List in Herbivore's Travel Edition is from almost year ago.
Today I do have enough time to talk quickly discuss carts I'm fond of.

In case you were wondering, my favorite Portland food carts include:
  • Potato Champion - late night Belgian frites in SE! Vegenaise! Vegan poutine (even if I'm not a fan..)
  • Taqueria Los Gorditos - do I need to explain? The nachos knock me out, though I'm usually happy with Beans + Rice + Avocado for $4 with chips instead of tortillas. They're working on opening an all vegan cart in SE in the future! Soyrizo!!!
  • Sip...
Jun 11, 2007Metroblogging Portland
divebarwife:

After all of the "suburbs vs. city" brouhaha surrounding the Rose Festival events of the past two weeks - I decided that on this Monday morning I am going to give our suburban neighbors some love.

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Apr 19, 2007Modern Americans
Corrine Fitzpatrick read with Geneva Chao two Wednesdays ago in North Portland. (Janet and Kate will be glad to hear the Concordia now rolls out a flashing mothership of a PA head to mike the barbaric yawp.)

Geneva Chao's work was new to me, though it sounds like we overlapped in San Francisco, where she has a new chapbook coming out with Suzanne Stein's Oakland-based TAXT Press. Chao opened by reminding us it was the anniversary of the King assassination; she asked how many of us knew that date, like her, from U2. (At first I thought she said 'YouTube,' like TMZ had a clip up or something, which shows what high-speed Internet's done for me.) Her work, too, seemed to push serious political content through the confetti shredder of pop culture; "politics like pixie sticks" sweetened for emergency distribution to the masses.

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