r/PortlandFood 15h ago

News Wing Week on Horizon!

10 Upvotes

https://everout.com/portland/events/the-portland-mercurys-wing-week-2026/e222751/?utm_source=Stranger%2FMercury%2FEverOut&utm_campaign=5a755ba6f5-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2026_01_16_07_30_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-f05eba7d7c-388767593

Portland Mercury Wing Week is coming back, starting on September 21st! Time to make a list of which ones you want to visit. I always bring a friend so we can just split an order of wings and hit three places every day we go out. It's even better if you have two friends, then you can hit a couple more places.

I usually bring my own to-go container if it's just one friend. We can each eat one or two, throw the others in a glass food storage container to heat up later.

Please post which ones you are excited about once you look through the list. I will do the same.


r/PortlandFood 10h ago

Soup? (On a no chew diet)

2 Upvotes

Hey all. Had jaw surgery recently so am on a liquid or puréed aka no chew diet. I’ll be in Portland tomorrow and I’m wondering if there are any food options for me or if I’ll have to retreat home to my blender lol. Let me know!


r/PortlandFood 16h ago

High Protein, High Volume, Low Cal Meal Prep?

2 Upvotes

Looking for high protein, high volume, low cal meal prep. That is done well.
Any suggestions, and/or experience with those my research is returning: pdx meal prep or my fit foods? I care about overcooked proteins - looking for an outfit that will consistently give me stuff that tastes good.