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Portland can expect a brief respite from the heat this weekend, so there's no better time to get outside and practice socially distanced dining—be it at a food cart pod, streetside dining, takeout in the park, or a ROOFTOP PATIO. Yes, we've got a rooftop bar opening up for you—although it looks to be very popular. Here's your weekly run down of Portland restaurant news. Let's dig in! OPENINGS AND SWITCHEROOSHere's some good news! We...

Portland neighborhoods are brimming with residential fruit trees, and while the bounty is a delight to the residents and their friends who reap the benefit of their generosity, a lot of that fruit winds up wasted on the ground. One refreshing solution comes from the Portland Cider Company, an award-winning cider brewery founded in 2013 by husband/wife team Jeff and Lynda Parrish, that pairs classic English-style cider-making techniques with the astounding array of apple varieties...

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CLACKAMAS, Ore. — Portland Cider Co. has made a donation of $12,500 to Hunger-Free Schools, an initiative of Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon that is committed to actively working to end hunger by connecting people to food and nutrition programs, raising awareness about hunger, and advocating for systemic changes. The money was raised through sales of Portland Cider Co.’s 5th annual PDX Community Cider, which was made from donated edible quality apples, fruits and berries from neighborhoods in the Portland metropolitan area. “We are incredibly proud to be able to give a sizeable donat...

Portland Cider Co. Donates $12,500 to Hunger-Free Oregon image of PDX Community Cider courtesy of Portland Cider Co. CLACKAMAS, Ore.—Feb. 23, 2021—Portland Cider Co. has made a donation of $12,500 to Hunger-Free Schools, an initiative of Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon that is committed to actively working to end hunger by connecting people to food and nutrition programs, raising awareness about hunger, and advocating for systemic changes. The money was raised through sales of Portland Cider Co.’s 5th annual PDX Community Cider, which was made from donated edible quality apples, fr...