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About the Guidebook

The fair city of Portland has a slew of affectionate nicknames—City of Roses, Stumptown, Rip City, Puddletown and Little Beirut to name a few, but I’ve dubbed it the City That Never Stops Eating. Portland’s 100 Best Places to Stuff Your Faces is a meticulously-researched guide to Portland’s very finest locally-owned culinary locales.

Featuring the irrepressible spirit and creativity of Portland’s intrepid chefs, bakers, chocolatiers, cheesemongers, grocers, farmers, restaurateurs and cartrepreneurs, the destinations in this book are my own personal favorites. Now, off you go on your gastro-walkabout—may you take only dignified bites and leave only crumbs.

About the Author

Jen lives in Portland with her imaginary mini bulldog and a lot of leftovers. Her hobbies include browsing grocery stores and farmers markets, experimenting with recipes involving melted chocolate and lots of it, reading The Onion, taking pictures of pocket ninjas, trying new cavas, and thinking about lunch.

She’s been a garde manger, food stylist, dessert caterer, kindergarten teacher, sports editor, and journalist. Her lifelong love for food and writing come together in her food website, Under the Table With Jen, where she writes about all the best things to eat and drink in Portland.

About the Cohorts

Darin Richardson is a partner at Refresh Media, a small web studio based in San Luis Obispo, CA. Darin polishes his multiple Apple products daily with a special chamois.

Mette Hornung Rankin is a graphic designer by day and sleeping by night. A half-Dane with a penchant for pickled herring, she helms the Bureau of Betterment, a boutique design studio.

Shellie Anderson is a one-woman organizational machine who proofreads with a fervor akin to a honey badger tracking a Schwan’s truck. She is the sole proprietor of Type A Productions.

Tim Trautmann is a high-powered German import who develops for the web and mobile arenas. He consults through Foorama and has a keen interest in aeroplanes and public transit.

Retailers

Portland's 100 Best Places to Stuff Your Faces is available in various retail locations. If you are interested in carrying the guidebook or placing a wholesale order, download more information about the book or contact Jen.

  1. Alma Chocolate

    140 NE 28th Ave.
    503.517.0262

  2. Broadway Books

    1714 NE Broadway St.
    503.284.1726

  3. Cacao at the Heathman

    712 SW Salmon St.
    503.274.9510

  4. Cacao West End

    414 SW 13th Ave.
    503.241.0656

  5. Cheese Bar

    6031 SE Belmont St.
    503.222.6014

  1. Ink & Peat

    3808 N Williams Ave.
    503.282.6688

  2. Memento

    3707 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
    503.235.1257

  3. New Seasons Markets

    Various locations
    503.292.1987

  4. Northwest Sweets

    740 NW 23rd Ave.
    503.360.1350

  5. Pacific Pie Company

    1520 SE 7th Ave.
    503.381.6157

  1. Powell’s City of Books

    1005 W Burnside
    503.228.4651

  2. Powell’s Books at Cedar Hills Crossing

    3415 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
    503.228.4651

  3. Powell’s Books on Hawthorne

    3723 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
    503.228.4651

  4. Powell’s Books for Home and Garden

    3747 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
    503.228.4651

  5. Olympic Provisions Southeast

    107 SE Washington St.
    503.954.3663

  1. Olympic Provisions Northwest

    1632 NW Thurman St.
    503.894.8136

  2. Reading Frenzy

    921 SW Oak St.
    503.274.1449

  3. Ruby Jewel Scoop Shop

    3713 North Mississippi Ave.
    503.505.9314

  4. Two Tarts Bakery

    2309 NW Kearney
    503.312.9522