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These are Portland’s 5 top food stories for 2025
These are Portland’s 5 top food stories for 2025
These are Portland’s 5 top food stories for 2025

Published on: 12/30/2025

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This year, we named a new No. 1 restaurant in our annual restaurant guide, a story that once again ranked among our most-read.

Once again, our readers ate up stories about historic restaurant closures (or near closures), major industry awards and, above all, where to eat in Portland. Here are our five most read Portland food stories of 2025.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/dining/2025/12/these-are-portlands-5-top-food-stories-for-2025.html

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