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I think that everyone needs a theme song and that everyone should be given free rolls of toilet paper when they get their taxes back.

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lady88: Because in Portland you really DO need a spot just for your growler in order to get home safely on your bike. all kinds of awesome.

lady88:

Because in Portland you really DO need a spot just for your growler in order to get home safely on your bike.

all kinds of awesome.

Only at McMenamins Edgefield would you see a beautiful bride & groom in a vineyard accompanied by a stranger in a bath robe… :)

Only at McMenamins Edgefield would you see a beautiful bride & groom in a vineyard accompanied by a stranger in a bath robe… :)

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Canteen, an organic produce-fueled cafe/juice bar occupying the former Mojos Coffee Den space on SE Stark and 28th, launched mid-May with a full breakfast menu and coffee service, only to close days later due to a family emergency. After a short hiatus, the shop has re-opened, coffee-free and with shrunken service (i.e. lunch & dinner only). While the hours may be a bit unstable in the next few weeks, the hip little space is certainly worth a visit. The stark and modern surroundings—complete with modular shelving stocked with coconut water and loose leaf teas, a handmade wooden bar, and sleek metal magazine racks—give the cafe a Scandinavian flavor, while the outdoor seating provides chic coverage from the elements, a perfect place to grab a meal or afterwork pick-me-up.

Canteen, an organic produce-fueled cafe/juice bar occupying the former Mojos Coffee Den space on SE Stark and 28th, launched mid-May with a full breakfast menu and coffee service, only to close days later due to a family emergency. After a short hiatus, the shop has re-opened, coffee-free and with shrunken service (i.e. lunch & dinner only).

While the hours may be a bit unstable in the next few weeks, the hip little space is certainly worth a visit. The stark and modern surroundings—complete with modular shelving stocked with coconut water and loose leaf teas, a handmade wooden bar, and sleek metal magazine racks—give the cafe a Scandinavian flavor, while the outdoor seating provides chic coverage from the elements, a perfect place to grab a meal or afterwork pick-me-up.