Is Portland America’s most vegan-friendly city?
Is Portland America’s most vegan-friendly city? Travel writer aims to find out
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The inside of the Belmont Fermentorium, a vegan brewpub in Portland, is decorated like the hallucinations of a piñata.
Brendan Kiley Seattle Times
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The McMenamins Bagdad Theater is an easy place to forego butter on your popcorn with its impressive array of powdered toppings, including nutritional yeast.
Brendan Kiley Seattle Times
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The jackfruit banh mi at Mama Dut features a perfectly crispy-on-the-outside baguette and an earthy, vegetal quality – like an artichoke heart – with a bright, spicy sauce.
Brendan Kiley Seattle Times
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Mama Dut, which serves Vietnamese cuisine, is one of several vegan restaurants that opened during the pandemic in Portland.
Brendan Kiley Seattle Times
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Like many restaurants in Portland, Republica has an omnivore menu but serves luscious vegan dishes, including slow-cooked mushrooms with fresh-made tortillas.
Brendan Kiley Seattle Times
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Portland is rightly famous for its food trucks and other inventive restaurant buildings – vegan and otherwise – including Tov, a double-decker bus serving Egyptian-style coffee with seating upstairs like a giant lifeguard chair in the air.
Brendan Kiley Seattle Times
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