14 of Portland's Killer Hangover-Curing Dishes:
In last Friday's Open Thread, Eater asked readers to name-drop their go-to hangover dishes, and the results show the majority of local drinkers find comfort in two places: diners/neighborhood spots slinging filling breakfast food or inside a bowl of hot soup. Here now, 14 of Portland's Killer Hangover Dishes, as determined by Eater readers. If your favorite is missing from the list, do add it...
VooDoo Consumes Berbati's; Party at Ate-Oh-Ate; St. Jack:
OLD TOWN: Blogtown reports that VooDoo Doughnut will expand its tiny downtown space — by encroaching on neighbor Berbati's Pan, which will cease booking live bands beginning next year.
E. BURNSIDE: It may technically have opened a few weeks ago, but Ben Dyer's Hawaiian spot Ate-Oh-Ate throws its official grand opening party tonight, from 6pm to 9pm. Cocktails and beer are available for...
Ben Dyer's Ate-Oh-Ate Preps for Monday Opening:
The folks behind Laurelhurst Market and Simpatica Dining Hall are finally debuting their Hawaiian plate lunch spot Ate-Oh-Ate on Monday, after months of menu speculation and self-proclaimed East Side pride. And just as chef/owner/native Hawaiian Benjamin Dyer promised earlier this summer, the punnily named spot features plenty of exposed wood, a 50-foot-long mural, and several island-themed...
Ken's Bánh mì, Ben's Ate-Oh-Ate Space, Craft Beer Course:
NORTHWEST: Ken's Artisan Bakery, of macaroon and pizza fame alike, is now tackling Vietnamese with two Bánh mì on its menu: The meat version features chicken liver terrine with pickled daikon, pickled carrots, cilantro, wasabi mayo and Sriracha on a baguette; the veggie version replaces the chicken liver with a bean cake.
E. BURNSIDE: An Eater operative sends in the photo at right, of Benjamin...