Category: Openings

Hella Good Tacos has been added to the Food Map list of food carts. They were located in Monument Square this evening.

Foley’s Bakery is scheduled to open Monday morning. Ed and Molly Foley who founded Foley’s and operated it for 5 years (1997-2002) are reopening the bakery in Monument Square.

Portlanders now have a new source for fresh donuts. Leigh Kellis has started up a new business called The Holy Donut. You can find her wonderful creations at several local coffee shops including Bard Coffee and Hilltop Coffee Shop. Kellis is also looking to expand into direct sales to offices. So if you need some snacks for your next morning meeting consider giving her a call.

Wild Burgers/Wild Burritos is now open at 581 Congress Street in the store front formerly occupied by Stir Crazy.

Cobblestones is now open for business. They’re serving a selection of soups, salads and sandwiches from the former Henry VIII’s space in Monument Square.

Two other new additions to the Food Map are Ariel’s Hummus and Bengi’s Port City Dogs. Ariel’s makes a weekly appearance on Tuesdays at the Public Market House and Benji’s is a food cart that today is operating on Commercial Street.

The Exchange Street Cafe is now open. The Petrucci family is serving a menu of economically priced sandwiches, salads and subs. They plan on adding pasta dinners and BBQ dinners to the menu soon.

After a few day’s hiatus, Linda Bean’s Perfect Maine Lobster Roll has reopened on Exchange Street with a new name and concept. The restaurant is now known as The Thirsty Pig. There are a few carry overs from the prior menu including the eponymous lobster roll.

Sebago Brewing is now open at their new location at 211 Fore Street.

Gingko Blue, a new jazz/blues bar, opened for business this afternoon. The Tony Boffa Quartet is scheduled to start playing at 8:30.

The bar is run by Cheryl and Jeff Buerhaus, the couple who own and operate Walter’s.

Deux Cochon opened for business earlier this week. They’re located on the 2nd floor of the Public Market House and have taken the place of Peanut Butter & Jelly Time.

A Cambodian restaurant named Apsara has opened on Cumberland Ave.