Who run the (food) world? These ladies. By Eat Beat Team 3/20/2017 / Published in the April 2017 issue of Portland Monthly Mother’s Bistro Cookbook author and comfort-food matriarch Lisa Schroeder serves all the classics Mom used to make—that is, if your mom put smoked salmon and caramelized onions in the mac and cheese. She [ … ]
By Leslie Kelly The lovely city in Oregon is known for many things, including its starring role in Portlandia. But it’s the wildly creative, ever-expanding brunch options that get my motor running south from Seattle a few times a year. Yes, the wait for a table for that weekend morning/afternoon meal can be crazy long [ … ]
by Jason Nguyen / Thursday, February 16th 2017 PORTLAND, Ore. — While most immigrants took the day off for a ‘Day Without Immigrants,’ Mother’s Bistro & Bar stayed open and plans to help fund immigrants. “Some of the people who work for me are immigrants [and] were going to strike today,” said chef and owner [ … ]
Sticky hands, temper tantrums, and picky eaters are welcome at these 24 eateries. By Eat Beat Team 1/25/2017 / Published in the February 2017 issue of Portland Monthly Mother’s Bistro Cookbook author and comfort-food matriarch Lisa Schroeder serves all the classics Mom used to make—that is, if your mom put smoked salmon and caramelized onions [ … ]
19 December 2016 Here are our top 7 dog friendly restaurants in Portland, OR. Do you know any more restaurants that welcome dogs? Let us know in the comment section and we are happy to update our list 4. Mother’s Bistro & Bar 212 SW Stark St, Portland, OR, US, 97204 (503) 464-1122 mothersbistro.com Facebook Page Homey cafe [ … ]
MARCELINA MORFIN / UPDATED: 31 OCTOBER 2016 As the largest city in Oregon, Portland is not only thriving when it comes to arts and culture but has a booming restaurant scene as well. A foodie’s paradise, brunch is huge in this Pacific Northwest city, from farm-to-table restaurants to fast-casual cafés. From regional American to Swedish [ … ]
BY CHLOE SCHNEIDER / APR 06, 2016 If there’s one thing hipsters know, it’s food. Food that looks good, food that tastes fresh, food that’s sustainable, food that brings people together … you name it, those bearded, beanie-clad cycling-enthusiasts got it covered. So, it’s really no surprise that hipster mecca – Portland, Oregon – is [ … ]
Originally published December 4, 2015 at 6:05 am Updated December 8, at 9:50 am By Moira Macdonald / Seattle Times NW Traveler editor So, a writer and an anesthesiologist walked into a bar … I don’t know that joke, but I do know that story: That was me, with my friend Amy (a Bay Area [ … ]
By Forbes Travel Guide Correspondent Melissa Wilmot / SEPTEMBER 28, 2015 Whether you spend two days or a whole week in Portland, Oregon, you’ll never feel like you had enough time exploring the sights, sounds and tastes of this city on the banks of the Willamette River. Of course, the hope is that you soak [ … ]
Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Byron Beck, GoLocalPDX Features Editor On Saturday night Ziggy Marley played a sold-out show in the west hills of Portland at the Oregon Zoo. Prior to the show Marley and his family needed to eat. That’s perhaps why they were spotted having brunch at Mother’s Bistro & Bar in downtown Portland. [ … ]
