332K views · 10K reactions | A week after federal officers in Portland, Oregon, brutally struck a Navy veteran who said he had approached them simply to ask a question, a group of military veterans on Friday joined the front lines of the city’s growing protests. Read more here: https://nyti.ms/2EbI3w6 | The New York Times | Facebook

2.3K reactions · 85 shares | Portland, Oregon is widely considered one of the country’s best pizza cities (apologies to New York). With naturally leavened dough and locally sourced, seasonal produce being the norm, it now takes a lot to open a pizzeria in the City of Roses that stands out. No Saint makes the cut. Just ask Anela Malik, who visited the wood-fired hot spot and tried the potato pie: “That was perfection. I’d eat it every day.” | Eater | Facebook

With Portland’s vibrant food scene, @eatlikenhi & @travelportland are on the hunt for the most iconic dishes! Oregon is famous for hazelnuts (we grow the most in the U.S.) and Marionberries (born right here) but is there one dish that truly defines Portland? Here are a few that we think deserve the spotlight: Eem’s White Curry with Brisket Burnt-ends @nongskhaomangai’s Khao Man Gai Ox’s Fresh Clam Chowder with Smoked Marrow Bone What do you think is Portland’s most iconic dish? Comment below! Be

Portland is known for its iconic food truck scene. With so many great food truck pods, it’s hard to even scratch the surface. Let’s go with Jacob from @pdxfoodfinds to three of his favorite food truck pods throughout Portland, as well as some of his favorite dishes to order there! @alberta_carts - Alberta, NE Portland @empanadasmasa @walterfrenchpdx 2. @brooklyncarreta - Brooklyn, SE Portland @eatmexikhana @koreantigerpdx 3. @midtownbeergardenpdx - Downtown, Portland @pepitopdx @ironstrikesmashb