The Big Foody PDX

07/25/2022

First time out in 2.5 years and we did 25! Thank you so much to for a great night!

05/22/2022

We’ve got more than 50 events celebrating the return of summer fun.

08/12/2021

HAPPY 10 YEARS TO Jacobsen Salt Co.!!! Check out this cool opportunity to get some great salt and support Elakha Alliance!

01/28/2021

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The Indian Beach Trail passes through an old-growth coastal forest and past towering oceanside viewpoints.

12/30/2020

Find Portland twice on the list!

We're raising a toast to these spots around the country—old and new, scruffy and spiffy—because if we lose them, we lose who we are.

10/31/2020

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The phrase “end of an era” has been perhaps overused the last few months, but in this case, it’s especially appropriate: Pok Pok is no more.

10/29/2020

Not just a safe word, but an institution that introduced Portlanders to the luxuries of good chocolate. Cacao will be so missed.

The carefully curated Cacao was frequently ranked among the best chocolate shops in America and beyond.

10/27/2020

An Oregon treasure needs help!

The 50-year-old theme park has set up a GoFundMe.

10/21/2020

Some good news! 🍻

Despite the challenges associated with holding a massive competition during a global health crisis on both ends, Oregon breweries had a stellar showing, matching their 2018 high of 22 medals.

08/21/2020

Know before you go:

Are you visiting the Oregon Coast? You should know:
➡️ Each county and city has different public health orders. Be informed and follow them — they may be different than where you live.
➡️ Face coverings are required statewide indoors and outdoors when physical distance can’t be maintained. Be prepared to wear a face covering and dispose of them properly.
➡️ Trash has become a problem. Pack out everything you bring, including food containers, gloves and face coverings.
➡️ Park operations are reduced and closures can happen unexpectedly.
➡️ Facilities such as restrooms may be limited. When nature calls, have a plan, even if that means packing out your waste and tissue — the same goes for your dog, too.
➡️ Cars that block emergency access or driveways can be towed. Park your car in designated areas only, and have a backup plan if the parking lot is full.
➡️ Leaving designated trails threatens ecosystems. Stay on trails and don’t create new ones.
➡️ Coastal businesses are small. Your patience and manners are needed as they work hard to keep you and their employees safe.
➡️ The Oregon Coast is one of a kind. Please explore responsibly, so this special place can be enjoyed for generations to come.