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Happy Repeal Day! Let's Celebrate with Whiskey Cocktails - Vimarsana News

Happy Repeal Day! Let's Celebrate with Whiskey Cocktails

December 5th is the 83rd anniversary of Repeal Day, the day national Prohibition officially ended. Here's how it happened, plus a couple of cocktails to raise in celebration.

Celebrate New Year's Eve with These Portland Dine-In and Takeout Options - Vimarsana News

Celebrate New Year's Eve with These Portland Dine-In and Takeout Options

From Thai at Langbaan to Italian at Nostrana to cozy pizza or pho at home, we've got you covered.

A Whimsical, Wonderful Winter Cocktail at the Quaintrelle's Tiny Bar - Vimarsana News

A Whimsical, Wonderful Winter Cocktail at the Quaintrelle's Tiny Bar

After a move from N Mississippi to SE Clinton, bartender Camille Cavan is feeling right at home.

Mississippi Destination Quaintrelle Is Moving to SE Clinton - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Destination Quaintrelle Is Moving to SE Clinton

Mississippi Destination Quaintrelle Is Moving to SE Clinton The restaurant home to one of Portland’s top chefs and one of the city’s top bartenders will move into the former Burrasca space Share this story After almost five years on Mississippi, Quaintrelle — the refreshing, creative restaurant with colorful plates of Oregon seafood and produce — will move to Southeast Portland, taking over the former Burrasca space at 2032 SE Clinton Street. David Foulke, the restaurant’s general manager, says the decision to start looking for a new location predated the pandemic, but the need for ...

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Portland's Indoor Dining Return Leaves Restaurant Workers Uneasy - Vimarsana News

Portland's Indoor Dining Return Leaves Restaurant Workers Uneasy

On February 9, Gov. Kate Brown announced that risk levels for COVID-19 in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties were low enough that restaurants would be permitted to serve a limited number of diners indoors this week. Indoor dining rooms closed in November, when infection rates were triple that of 2020’s summer peak; since then, bars and restaurants across Portland have worked to design winter-friendly patio seating, as well as takeout and delivery options, including cocktails. But starting Friday, February 12, dining rooms may reopen with seating limited to 25 percent of maximum c...

Source: eater.com