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Reader Survey 2015: I’ll Miss This Restaurant the Most!

April 15, 2015 by PDX Food Dude 2 Comments

Closed. R.I.PIt is always sad to see a restaurant close, but some we miss more than others. Here are the restaurants which have closed over the last 18 months or so that PortlandFoodandDrink readers miss the most:

1300 mourners voted –

  1. Wildwood – 21% of the vote
  2. Produce Row Cafe
  3. Boxer Sushi
  4. Genoa
  5. Ping
  6. Gilt Club
  7. Mextiza
  8. Sauvage at Fausse Piste
  9. Via Tribunali
  10. DiPrima Dolci

I have to agree with Wildwood. I miss it too.

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Filed Under: Best of Portland 2015

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  1. Julie says

    April 15, 2015 at 6:14 am

    Looks like Produce Row is going to re-open: http://www.producerowcafe.com/

    Reply
  2. PSP2FLR says

    January 29, 2016 at 8:46 am

    So many good chefs came from Wildwood. The space had such a great feel. Walgreens or is it Walmart (?) going in, what a waste. Surprising no one has stepped up to reclaim it as a restaurant space.

    Reply

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