Want to discover the newest businesses to open in Portland? From a Filipino spot to a Latin steak grill, read on for a list of the newest spots to open their doors near you.
Beetroot Market & Deli
Now open at 1639 N.W. Glisan St. in Northwest is Beetroot Market & Deli, a deli and breakfast and brunch spot, offering bagels and more.
The Jewish deli offers breakfast sandwiches, bagels and fish platters, as well as desserts like rugelach — crescent-rolled pastries filled with sugar, nuts and dried fruit.
Magna Kusina
Wander over to 2525 S.E. Clinton St. in Hosford-Abernethy and you'll find Magna Kusina, a new Filipino spot.
The menu features tortang talong (roasted eggplant, egg, radish, onion and tomato), pancit bihon (rice noodles, chicken skin chicharron, carrot, cabbage and scallions) and sinigang (mussels, clams, grilled lettuce and turnip in a tamarind broth).
G-Love
G-Love is a New American spot, that recently opened its doors at 1615 N.W. 21st Ave., Portland OR in Northwest. With a five-star rating out of six reviews, Yelpers are enthusiastic about G-Love so far.
The restaurant, which has partnered with Olde Moon Farm, serves up vegetable dishes as the main course and meat dishes as the sides. According to the eatery's Facebook page, G-Love is Portland's first "reverse steakhouse."
Stop by for entrees like the chirashi bowl with sushi rice, crispy shallot, Thai egg, blistered peppers, cucumber, shiitake and tuna. Side dishes include crispy pork belly in a charred tomato broth and seared Alaskan salmon with plum relish.
Carne
Stop by 2512 N.E. Broadway in Sullivan's Gulch and you'll find Carne, a bar and Spanish and Latin American spot.
In addition to steak, the restaurant serves up vegetable gazpacho, crispy house potatoes and chilled shrimp cocktails. Craving dessert? Dig into the coco flan torta.
The menu also features a variety of beer, wine and sangria.
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