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Chow: Page 9

Full Nelson

Nelson’s Taqueria fills the Whit with its amazing aroma

Chow 4 years ago

If you’re ordering at the window of Nelson’s Taqueria on any given day, you may see people walk a few steps over from the bus … Continue reading →

Feelin’ Gravy

Diving into the world of Eugene-Springfield’s biscuits and gravy

Chow 5 years ago

My great-grandparents were sharecroppers in Oklahoma until one day, like many before them, they packed what little belongings they had and moved to California. Growing … Continue reading →

My Home is at Chiefs

Chiefs Brew House of Coburg remains a popular destination despite making a big move amid a global pandemic

Chow 5 years ago

Driving into the town of Coburg is like setting the clock back over a century. Its quaint, historic buildings and reputation for antiquing play on … Continue reading →

Dinner on the Run

The Glenwood’s ‘Takeaway Family Dinner’ keeps business alive and families’ bellies full

Chow 5 years ago

When owner Jacqui Willey introduced the idea of a take-home dinner special for her restaurant, the Glenwood, some 15 years ago, it stemmed from her … Continue reading →

Ready to Serve

When Holiday Farm Fire hit, Busy Bee Cafe in Springfield offered free meals

Chow 5 years ago

Clara Kolessar’s Apple Watch buzzes. She looks at it and is hit with surprise.  “Oh, holy moly,” she says. “I just got another $500 donation.”  … Continue reading →

More Quesabirria, Please

Look out, Eugene, the quesabirria has arrived

Chow 5 years ago

Originating from the Mexican state of Jalisco, birria is a stew-like dish served at weddings, baptisms and other special occasions (like hangovers). The meal is … Continue reading →

A Salvadoran Dream

A woman escapes civil war and gang violence and builds her mother’s pupusa business in Eugene

Chow 5 years ago

Some of Eugene’s best pupusas, tacos and burritos, come out of a sea-blue trailer in the parking lot of an auto shop near 7th and … Continue reading →

Bring the Heat

Stay on Main Street to find some of the best Mexican food in Springfield

Chow 5 years ago

By Jade Yamazaki Stewart and Henry Houston Imagine a world where there’s one long stretch of road with several stellar Mexican restaurants and carts along … Continue reading →

Top Take-Out

Eugene businesses rise to the challenge of serving the community during the time of coronavirus

Chow 5 years ago

Takeout food is normally the back-up meal, the one you get when you’re too lazy to cook a real dinner or when you’re too busy … Continue reading →

Bless the Hands That Teach You

Gracie Schatz and the Heart of Willamette Cooking School are changing the local food scene

Chow 5 years ago

Before COVID-19, I went to the store several times a week, orienting my cooking around what to cook rather than how to cook. One of … Continue reading →

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