Hey Oregon Crew!

My wife is working at OSHU this year and I

 

May as well add another silver owner to the gang, right?

I'd join, but that'd be a lot of trips to portland for me in so little time. I'll be spending a fortune on gas. I'll be there in spirit, anyway...
Maybe in person if any plans are made, depending on funds/time.

 

We'll certainly keep that in mind when planning the March D&D.

 

I think we need to take Sean to either Henry's or Old Chicago. That way he can try about 100 different brews if he wants

I will see what I can do to make it up in March for the D&D

Brandon

 

Henry's sounds cool, We have old chicago here and i have participated in the wold beer tour

My wife lives in the John Ross building by the river, Henry's looks close and my kind of place

There's a Suzuka AP1 in her condo's garage and a Silver (i think its silverstone) AP1 with aftermarket wheels she sees parked on the street if she drives to work.

She told me about a Yellow S at a dealer in Beaverton that is rocking Lamborghini doors anyone want to own up to this?

She's been bitching about the cold weather in portland she shuts up when i sent her the pic my drive to work. at least most of the time she can just hop on that tram thingy

 

I would have to agree Henry's is good place to go. Or McMenamin's that would show our NW culture. BTW what does your wife do at OHSU?

 

[QUOTE=S2k_RN,Jan 24 2008, 12:02 AM]I would have to agree Henry's is good place to go.

 

The Ringside is very yummy, very rustic atmosphere. But I would say that Portland City Grill will be better for an anniversary. It's up on the 30th floor of the US Bank Tower in downtown Portland. Tell them you're from out of town, it's for your anniversary and you would like to request a window table. They serve steaks, seafood and asian style dishes...very Northwest. You don't get a city view better than this.

 

Jackpot! This is kind of place i need. Thank you! You know where you can find me on Friday the 29th

 

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