Posted on Aug 24, 2020
Portland’s food carts show resilience during the coronavirus pandemic
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When Portland’s Le Bistro Montage permanently closed its doors in June due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fans of its Southern-inspired comfort food were devastated.
One Yelp reviewer asked, “Oh Montage, what will Portland do without you?”
It didn’t take long before former executive chef Derek Ingwood figured out a way to sling the mac-n-cheese and jambalaya again.
One Yelp reviewer asked, “Oh Montage, what will Portland do without you?”
It didn’t take long before former executive chef Derek Ingwood figured out a way to sling the mac-n-cheese and jambalaya again.
Portland’s food carts show resilience during the coronavirus pandemic
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Absolute gold mines now.....Bring the food to the people
I bought a few Domain names that are related...My favorite is bacontruk.com drivethrudinners.com is another
I have room at the boatyard out front to park a food truck or trailer in a nice location...Down the road.
I bought a few Domain names that are related...My favorite is bacontruk.com drivethrudinners.com is another
I have room at the boatyard out front to park a food truck or trailer in a nice location...Down the road.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Alan K. There is a Reason I live in KC and Travel to Visit My Short People. If I lived full time in the Pacific Northwest I'd be Huge, So Much Good Food and Beer.
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Alan K.
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - My problem is good food right at home.....Gourmet Chef as well....!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth One of the Great Treats around My Daughters House is All the Berries that Grow Wild and Ready to Eat.
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