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We are nearing the end of food week on Pipeline. Tomorrow, tens of thousands of Porltanders will wake up and wonder where to go to breakfast. The NYTimes, in their continued love of our city, recently wrote about how many fantastic restaurants we have here with serious morning meals. But who needs some Manhattanite when you have the Pipeline?

We have you covered with 50+ REAL Portlanders‘ opinions on the subject. We even have local actress & video Astrologist Shannon Day‘s opinion. TAKE THAT “Paper of Record”. From this list of suggestions of our Portland Twitter & Facebook friends, you’ll be able to experience different top breakfasts around the PDX for the next 40 weeks.

I just ask one thing: Take me with you (paying would be nice too :) )

Featured: Weekend Brunch @ East Burn | Build-Your-Own Bloody Marys, Bottomless Pints

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Related Portland Food Week Questions:

• Best Portland Indian Food
• Best Portland Thai Food
• BEST Pizza Restaurants in Portland

Where are the Favorite (Best) breakfasts in Portland? 25+ Suggestions after the break… Read the rest of this entry »

(Related: 75+ Weekend Events in Portland + Free Tickets | May 14-17)

Posted by Kimberly Gehl

Atlanta-based Manchester Orchestra's recently released 2nd full-length album, Mean Everything to Nothing, and has been on an intense year of touring with talented and well-respected bands such as Kings of Leon, Brand New, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Say Anything, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

Manchester Orchestra should perform most – if not all – of “Mean Everything to Nothing” at the Hawthorne Theater on Sunday. It's the kind of album that is easy to adore upon the first listen. The first 6 tracks vary from the fun and poppy opening song “The Only One,” to energetic and aggressively charged “Shake it Out to the serious, and at times chilling, “Pride”.

In their bio, the band's frontman (lead vocalist, guitarist, and lyricist Andy Hull)  explains  that the structure and pacing of the album was extremely deliberate. “I like the fact that there is no chance during the first six songs to say anything if you're listening to it with somebody. It's seamless. We did that to emphasize that there are two halves to the album.”

Because they are super-awesome, they have made almost all of their songs available Read the rest of this entry »

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We are near the end of Portland Food week on the Pipeline (there will be a another in June). So far we have found the top Portland Thai restaurants & Indian food. Food Carts & breakfasts are coming shortly.

On Thursday, we tackled a subject that East Coasters and Chicagoans often complain about when they move or visit here–our supposed inferior pizza. So, we once again asked the Portland Twitter community and some facebook friends their thoughts.

There are a lot of replies below, but the winners appear to be (did not count, so I might be a bit off): Apizza Scholls, Ken's Artisan, Escape From New York, Vicente's and the much loved Flying Pie.

Wonder what City Commissioner Randy Leonard thinks in the best pizza in Portland? Read our Pulitzer prize winning interview with him here Commissioner Randy Leonard OMFG!!! | The Definitive Interview

Where is the best pizza in Portland and why replies after the break… Read the rest of this entry »