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Cookin’ Up Southern Favorites

Located in the new food cart lot, The Podski, The Tin Pig is southern food for crunch junkies

The Tin Pig food truck checks all the boxes for Southern favorites: fried chicken, fried green tomatoes, hushpuppies and cracklin’. Married Chef-Owners, Jack H. Tate and Yvonne Carmean, both have families with roots in the South. When they couldn’t find anyone serving the Southern food they wanted, they saw an opportunity. Prior to opening the […]

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Oui, Oui! French Pop-Up with Loyaute

Go to France but stay in Bend. Chefs Josh Podwils and Colin Dunlap of Loyaute are having their second innovative French-inspired pop-up dinner. The French culinary experience will wind through eight different courses, using many Northwest ingredients, with seven Northwest wines. Seating is limited to 25. Make reservations by emailing loyautebend18@gmail.com. Why a series of […]

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More Than Just Desserts

Sweet and savory delights at the new Foxtail Bakeshop and Kitchen

Walk into Foxtail Bakeshop & Kitchen and you’ll be greeted by a friendly 6-foot brown fox. The creature is part of a mural spanning two stories, surrounded by larger-than-life flowers, raspberries, strawberries and winged creatures. The mural was painted for the space by local artists, Katie Daisy and Karen Eland, and it sets the mood. […]

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Nacho Average Father’s Day

Locavore and El Sancho are joining forces for Father’s Day. This pop-up for Pop at Anker Farms includes a four-course, Mexican-inspired menu with margaritas, micheladas (beer with lime juice and a bit of spice) and Deseo Latin Lager from Sunriver Brewing. Standouts from the menu include Anker Farms lamb barbacoa with consommรฉ broth, handmade tortillas, […]

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Poke Row Opening Soon in NWX

The team from 5 Fusion & Sushi Bar will open Poke Row, a counter-service poke bar in Northwest Crossing this spring. Poke is a popular raw fish salad that commonly uses ingredients including soy sauce, green onions and sesame oil. The dish originated when fishermen seasoned the cut-offs from their catch as a snack. Customers […]

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