Seattle, Washington, and Portland, Oregon, January 8, 2015—
As you see, I settled on a half order of the fish and chips. In fact, all three of us did. The fish was nicely battered and fried, the cole slaw was correctly sharp, the tartar sauce okay, the catsup deep, the chips thin-cut and crisp. We'll undoubtedly be back.
Pinot grigio
•Ray's Boathouse, 6049 Seaview Avenue Northwest, Seattle; (206) 789-3770Red wine, Langhe
Portland, Oregon, January 9, 2015—
LUNCH TODAY DOWNTOWN at a place new to us, a big open room with communal tables and high stools and, fortunately for us old-timers, a few booths where it was possible to have some conversation with a couple of acquaintances who are regulars here. The lunch menu is Italian, as the name implies, running to a few appetizers, pastas, and main courses. I had a daily special: ravioli made with chestnut purée, cooked in browned butter — cooked a bit too long, I thought, but pleasant enough.Pinot grigio
•Grassa, 1205 SW Washington Street, Portland; 503 241 1133Afterward, among all the rest, pork vindaloo, in a very tasty deep sauce.
Red wine, Langhe
•Bollywood Theater, 2039 NE Alberta, Portland; 971-200-4711
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