#local-dining

#local-dining

"All three places have done away with any notion of fusion or other influences. We are firmly, and safely in Catalan and Spanish territory."

In some parts of the city, it can be easy to forget the Willamette River exists. Not so in the sliver of South Portland known as John's Landing, lying just south of South Waterfront's gleaming towers and scrubs-clad masses.

The Ship is a Grade II-listed pub with a beer garden praised for its lovely ambiance and a dedicated bar, earning 4.5 stars from patrons.

Tony's Pizzeria & Restaurant, a beloved fixture in Highspire for 13 years, announced its closing on March 22, marking the end of an era for locals.

Luckily for pancake lovers, Sutton has a variety of fantastic cafes that serve delicious pancakes, ensuring a delightful experience this Pancake Day.

I want my employees to know they've got somebody who knows the restaurant industry like they do.

Alexandria Restaurant Week, running through February 9, features over 90 restaurants offering multi-course dinner menus priced at $30, $40, and $50, showcasing diverse cuisine options.

Back Bay welcomes a culinary change with the opening of the Irving upscale cocktail bar and Sweeney's Irish pub, replacing the closed City Bar and Sólas.

"On a warm night late this Summer, a friend and I visited 20 Spot, site of a former record store that still sold vinyl. In keeping with the theme, this unpretentious yet ultra-hip wine bar has been giving neighborhood vibe for over a decade - spinning full albums in a cool, dark mid-century modern space."

Novi admits the last five years have been a blur of anxiety. Running a restaurant during the pandemic took a lot out of everyone in the hospitality space.

Copita, the massive Mexican rooftop restaurant in Willow Glen, offers a vibrant dining experience with a colorful design, showcasing the transformation of the local restaurant scene.