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emember that bit of party advice from
high school— guzzle a glass of milk before
going out drinking so you don’t get too
wasted? (O f course, many of us purposely
went out empty-stomached.)
Well, I’m here as your queer guardian angel
to remind you to eat before, during and after
your wild nights out. It keeps your energy up
for every last bcxity shake and soaks up that
extra shot you couldn’t resist.
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Dahlia Cafe and Lounge • 3000 N.E.
Killingsworth St.
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appily situated in one of Portland’s proud
queer meccas, Dahlia is the kind of fixture
that belongs in this neighborhood (as
opposed to the chain-laden shopping complex on
nearby 33rd and Killingsworth.) Bright, funky,
cheery and queery, Dahlia serves up the kind of
healthy diner fcxxl you would make for yourself if
you had the rime. But since you can’t wait to
hook up with friends, meet here for a little pre
party grilled cheese, shrimp bisque or red beans
and rice. The feta may he missing from your
Mediterranean salad, bur who could bear to com
plain to that cute server?
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Complete menus are available at www.unclehuichys.com
3728 NE Sandy Blvd. • 5 0 3 - 2 8 8 - 5 9 5 5
During:
Holocene • 1001 S.E. Morrison St.
Will be featuring
ou already know this is the ccxilest club in
town— swanky without being pretentious,
atmospheric without being airheaded.
T heir cocktails, lounge areas and DJs are all
the rage, hut praise is due, too, to their fah fin
ger fixxJ. D on’t miss the substantial daily
cheese plate, the roasted Yukon potatoes with
Indian spices or the salmon cakes with lemon
aioli— they all go well with a Ginger Rogers or
Piaf cocktail delight!
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Errauzuriz Reserve
Syrah 1999
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Our House of Portland!
During:
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Crush • 1412 S.E. Morrison St.
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NE 2 8th & Davis
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reservations for 6 or more
FORMAL DINNERS
private dining room available
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Kids eat for $1117™,
New seasonal menu
Mostly vegetarian
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have a crush on gay-owned Crush, with its
spunky, sexy aura and full bar o f delights.
W hen the crowd at H olocene’s hat gets too
thick, wander up the street to where you can
refuel for a moment with some smoked gouda
mac and cheese, a sweet potato enchilada,
house-made falafel or a slice of espresso-infused
C hocolate Crush Cake. A bonus prize awaits
you in the restroom, where double monitors
show kixiky footage o f classic flicks and other
pop culture eye candy.
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After:
Sandy Hut • 1430 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
hen you’re starved for a late-night respite
from the dance fit k >r’s flash and glitter,
traipse into the Sandy Hut aka Handy
Slut, which serves the best late-night crispy-
outside-juicy-inside chicken strips with fries
you’ll find at 2 a.m. O ne step up from a dive bar,
the Hut is enjoying a queer clientele explosion.
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