PDXReview
While there’s no Pacific Northwest-style, there are still plenty of places to eat barbecue around Portland. Our favorite is Podnah’s Pit on Killingsworth, which serves all the greatest hits along with classic sides, like coleslaw, collard greens, potato salad, and black-eyed peas, plus lots of cornbread. And if you want to try a bit of everything, order The Pitboss, which comes with three meats, a sausage link, two sides, and cornbread.
Lardo in downtown Portland is a great quick lunch spot and serves some of the best sandwiches in the city, along with a rotating list of local beers.
Broder Nord is an all-day Scandinavian spot in North Portland with breakfast seven days a week and dishes that are as good as they are hard to say.
Screen Door is an all-day East Burnside spot that serves huge orders of chicken and sweet potato waffles, and other Southern breakfast food you want.
Ataula is where to go in Northwest Portland for tapas, paella, and really good wine before a night out downtown.
