PDX: Olympic Provisions part two

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Pork Rillette Filled Hand Pie.

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Radicchio, Pomegranate, Cauliflower, Farro, Walnuts.

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Kielbasa & Creamy Polenta (sent out as a gift- thx Paul & by the way I grew up on Kielbasa, I'm a quarter Polish; I've never had it this good).

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Three Cookies of Love (sent out as a gift- thx Elizabeth; these were delicious).

Anne and I drank Hubert Clavelin Brut Cremant du Jura throughout the lunch, but I had to have a Fernet Branca to end. It was so much food to digest. Plus, we were about to hop on our bikes and ride around a while.

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I think this is what people think of when they think about Portland food: highly elevated artisan, local, fresh, best of season, unpretentious, exquisite use of salt and fresh herbs, sublime.
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This by far the best American Chacuterie we have ever had. Our tab was only $83. What's up with that? Crazy good and cheap. The service was the best we had in PDX, too.

Anthony Garcia
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