What to watch for at Portland’s Black Restaurant Week


Black Restaurant Week, which starts Feb. 24, promises a bevy of quality food, culinary-centered programs and a variety of cuisines for Portland diners.

The event, which is in its eighth year, looks to "restimulate local economies within the Black community by promoting Black-owned culinary businesses and professionals who cannot afford costly marketing campaigns," per its national purveyors.

Nationally, 3,000-plus restaurateurs, bartenders, chefs, caterers and food carts/trucks are participating…

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