Author Archives: Cuisine Bonne Femme

Questions for Multnomah County Q & A?

Posted on March 28, 2010 by Cuisine Bonne Femme14 Comments

I’m doing an interview with Multnomah County later this week and would love to know what questions you all might have for them. I’ll then post the answers to your questions later next week. Just leave your questions in the … Continue reading →

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Solar Waffle Works

Posted on March 27, 2010 by Cuisine Bonne Femme4 Comments

Location: N Williams and NE Tillamook The Story: This cart’s mission is an attempt to accomplish several things at once. It’s partially solar powered, sources most of its food from within a 200 mile radius, serves all manner of sweet … Continue reading →

Posted in Breakfast, Breakfast Foods, Dinner, Lunch, Northeast - Portland, Vegan Options, Vegetarian Options, Waffles, Weekends |

Sushi Tree

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Cuisine Bonne Femme4 Comments

Location: Mississippi Marketplace 4237 N. Mississippi The Story: Some people think sushi means mostly raw fish rolled into or placed on top of vinegar seasoned rice. This is a common misconception. Although the Japanese invented sushi and indeed love to … Continue reading →

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Todbott’s Triangles

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Cuisine Bonne Femme2 Comments

CLOSED Location: 2827 NE Alberta The Story: One of the more “permi” carts, Todbott’s is set up in a shed right in the heart of Alberta Street’s restaurant row. The space is colorful and plain, but comfortable, and includes a … Continue reading →

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Cart Pioneer Rudy Speerschneider

Posted on February 25, 2010 by Cuisine Bonne Femme1 Comment

Note: This a new series from Food Carts Portland focusing on the people behind the carts. We’ll be doing profiles, interviews and even a Q & A or two in the next few months with people who have helped make … Continue reading →

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