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Hip to Be Square

A Little Pizza Oregon brings Detroit-style pizza to Eugene

Chow 3 years ago

Ben Phillips was having trouble finding the right food truck for his business. So he bought one new from Kansas City, Missouri, and drove it … Continue reading →

Not Your Grandma’s Fried Chicken

My Soul Hot Chicken serves up gourmet Southern fare and a pandemic-optimized business model

Chow 3 years ago

“This isn’t your grandmother’s fried chicken,” Michael Wiley says. “This is chef-driven fried chicken.” Now, I don’t know your grandmother, and neither does Wiley — … Continue reading →

The Main Attraction

Tavern on Main elevates dining in downtown Springfield

Chow 3 years ago

After nearly two years of takeout and delivery courtesy of the pandemic, I was feeling burned out on bar food when I stepped into Tavern … Continue reading →

Can You Say ‘Cocktail’?

Ninkasi breaks into the canned cocktail world with a Eugene bartending legend

Drink 3 years ago

When I take a drink of Ninkasi’s canned agave paloma with tequila, I’m surprised with how much it tastes like it had just been mixed. … Continue reading →

Spicing Up The Whit

Nelson’s in the Whit is taking over a neighborhood iconic building

ChowNews 3 years ago

A bass and drum beat bumps in the background at Nelson’s in the Whit, the newest addition to the Whiteaker’s neighborhood scene. As the song “Taki … Continue reading →

Demystifying Fermentation

Sandor Katz’s 'Fermentation Journeys' book launch at Marché

ChowCulture 4 years ago

Sandor Katz’s most recent book, New York Times-bestseller The Art of Fermentation, came out in 2012. He took the halt in traveling brought on by … Continue reading →

Elevating Black Food

Yardy Eugene celebrates Caribbean food, addresses unequal value held to foods of different cultures

Chow 4 years ago
Chef Isaiah Martinez plates the skillet-fried chicken plate with salad, biscuits and pepper sauce.

The stereotype that Black people love fried chicken developed deep in U.S. history, says chef and Yardy Eugene owner Isaiah Martinez. It started after emancipation … Continue reading →

The Hole-y Land of Bagels

Lox, Stocks and Bagels is the only place to get authentic, boiled bagels in Eugene and so much more

Chow 4 years ago

Reader, I must be up front with you. Lox, Stocks and Bagels is my happy place. My escape. My twice-weekly routine. I am anything but … Continue reading →

Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down for the Holidays

Eugene Weekly gets in the spirit with Voodoo’s holiday doughnuts

BlogCulture 4 years ago

On the first day of Hanukkah, the Eugene Weekly officially kicked the season off when Voodoo Doughnut gave us a box full of their holiday-oriented … Continue reading →

Here Comes Another Mega Student Housing Project

With Café Yumm! Broadway moving and a 12-story student housing building coming, Franklin Boulevard is bustling with development

BlogNews 5 years ago

Franklin/Broadway is bustling with developments. Last year, Café Yumm! announced it would close its Broadway location because the landlord wanted to demolish the building and … Continue reading →

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