Charting the history of Oregon’s celebrated terroir through the stories of its renegade winemakers and recipes from some of the best chefs across the state.

Executive chef Annie Cuggino who has been at the helm of Q Restaurant & Bar since its inception in 2016, has artfully guided its exquisite dining experience to #1 on Tripadvisor, after being voted #1 by The Portland Business Journal in 2021.

Chef Patrick McKee, whose maternal grandfather, née D’Este, hailed from Rome with genealogical connections to Villa D’Este in Tivoli, loved hanging out in his mother and grandmother’s Italian kitchen at an early age. Preparing those all-important Sunday dinners included picking herbs, tomatoes and squash from his grandmother’s garden.

Portland’s most well-known chefs are dipping their toes deeper in the wine pool offering more casual experiences that give patrons the ability to deepen their relationship with wine.

James beard award-winning chefs greg denton and gabrielle quiñónez denton are known for upending expectations with their experimental approach to familiar dishes. But at their newest restaurant, bistro agnes, they’re taking their cues from tradition, using centuries-old recipes to craft french bistro classics that deliver romance, elegance, and soul-satisfying deliciousness.

The Marionberry, that long, dusky, extra-juicy Oregon-born treasure makes show-stopping appearance in midsummer. Executive Chef Annie Cuggino of Q Restaurant & Bar shares some of her favorite recipes.

The next time you need a vacation, save the plane ticket and make a reservation at Lechon. Inspired by the cuisines of Argentina, Chile, and Peru, this ambitious downtown restaurant delivers just the right combination of bright flavors, bold textures, and the feeling you’ve been transported someplace just a little bit wild.

Ava Gene’s in Portland is not a vegetarian restaurant, but owner/chef Joshua McFadden is changing the entire way fine diners view the once-humble vegetable.

We review “Around the Fire: Recipes for Inspired Grilling and Seasonal Feasting from Ox Restaurant,” written by chefs Greg Denton and Gabrielle Quiñónez Denton of Portland’s Ox Restaurant.

Portland’s storied restaurant, the Veritable Quandary, has been a local favorite for more than 40 years.

Our exclusive interview with cookbook author Diane Morgan, winner of the 2013 James Beard award for her enlightening book, ROOTS: The Complete Compendium with 225 recipes.

Sunny Jin, the executive chef at JORY in Newberg, calls upon his worldly culinary training from The French Laundry in Napa and Tetsuya’s in Sydney to create one of Oregon’s finest restaurants.