Krista Garcia

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Krista grew up in Pre-Portlandia Portland and recently moved back after a really long stint in NYC. She sometimes misses pizza and bagels, but admits Portland has some pretty good renditions.

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PDX Review

Eem

Thai•

Boise

Eem is one of Portland’s coolest restaurants and is worth the inevitable wait for a menu full of interesting hybrid dishes and “vacation drinks.”

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PDX Review

Langbaan

ThaiExperimental•

Kerns

Langbaan in Kerns uses local ingredients in traditional Thai dishes and looks kind of like an adult (and indoor) treehouse.

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PDX Review

OK Omens

Wine Bar•

Hawthorne

Ok Omens, a small wine bar in the Hawthorne District, is one of the best places for a interesting natural wines and Asian-inspired small plates.

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PDX Review

Nimblefish

JapaneseSushi•

Hawthorne

Sit at the sushi bar at Nimblefish, a high-end sushi spot in the Hawthorne District.

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PDX Review

Canard

FrenchFusion•

East Burnside

For one of the best brunches in Portland, head to Canard on East Burnside for food that’s a mix of French and what you crave after a few drinks.

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PDX Review

Casa Zoraya

Peruvian•

Piedmont

When you’re trying not to spend a crazy amount but still want amazing food, share a bunch of plates at Casa Zoraya, a Peruvian spot in Piedmont.

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PDX Review

Paley’s Place

American•

Northwest

Paley’s Place in Northwest has been doing obsessing about local produce for over two decades - come for a more casual dinner or a low-key celebration.

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