Diversity Rules Magazine

March 2015

Diversity Rules Magazine - _lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning_

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17 Diversity Rules Magazine March 2015 e following article about Portland, Oregon has been graciously provid- ed by the folks at Purple Roofs. e March issue highlights great places to snack and get some lunch. Our favorite snacke places in Port- land, Oregon: # 1 Alotto Gelato (www. alottogelato.biz) On 23rd, Alotto Gelato has the best flavor selection and very friendly service. e peach-raspberry combo I had there was amazing. #2 Tea Zone (http://www.teazone.com) Anyone who reads this blog regularly knows that bubble tea (usually tea, milk, a sweetener, and tapioca bubbles that you suck up through a big straw) is one of my favorite things. e Tea Zone, in the heart of the Pearl, serves bubble tea, and has a great one – the "Obama Honey" bubble tea. Get it frozen – a delectable slushy with bubbles. #3 Cacao (http://cacaodrinkchocolate.com) Owned by a gay cou- ple, this chocolate shop has two loca- tions in downtown, and serves home- made chocolate and chocolate from around the world. But where they ex- cel is the drinking chocolate – rich, de- licious, and even available in a spicy pepper version. And cute employees, too. #4 Cupcake Jones (http://www.cupcakejones.net/) Another dessert place, for folks with a real sweet tooth, is Cupcake Jones, on the eastern end of e Pearl – with different, decadent cupcakes served daily. Very gay friendly – our Portland spies say they show up at almost all the gay related events. #5 via Delizia (http://www.viadelizia.com) At Marshall and 11th next to Tanner Springs Park, with decent gelato that was a little too soft and melted really fast, as well as a less-than-friendly server. Our favorite places to eat lunch in Portland, Oregon: #1 Súpa! (www.supasoup.com) is fun little hole-in-the-wall in the heart of the Pearl serves fast, easy to eat "melties" (melted cheese sandwiches) and hearty, hot soups. We chose the thick minestrone, with a nice smoky flavor, and the classic bordo sandwich, presented on a wooden serv- ing board. is place opened in June, and has limited seating, but it's well worth the visit. e atmosphere is casual-cozy, and their shirts say it all – "fresh fast fabulous". #2 Hotlips Pizza (http://hotlipspizza.com) Our favorite Pizza, hands-down, is at Hotlips Pizza across the street from Jamison Park at the Ecotrust Portland Lunch Places - Con't on page 18 Back to Portland By J. Soott Coatsworth, Purple Roofs www.purpleroofs.com

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