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Chef Gabriel Rucker's tiny, buzzy East Burnside room is Portland's most celebrated restaurant, inventive, bombastic tasting-menu cooking that put the city on the culinary map.
Rucker's adjoining wine-and-snacks bar, Canard, is the perfect after, a stylish, low-lit spot for a nightcap and a duck-stack pancake if you're still peckish.
It's small and popular, so book ahead and request counter seats for the full show. Time dinner to leave room for a drink at Canard after.
It's the most beautiful, no-cost end to a Portland night.
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