Yes!
Celebrating the anniversary of the original magazine of possibilities with Executive Editor Sarah van Gelder.
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Published On Wednesday, June 08th, 2011
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June 9. 2011 at 00:13
I LOVE these Plate and Pitchfork dinners! I’ve been going to them for 5 years now. They are close to Portland and the chefs, food and wine is excellent. Glad to see Plate and Pitchfork doing well. Cheers!
June 9. 2011 at 00:23
To comment on the above:
Plate and Pitchfork is an amazing dining experience, and the first farm dinner series in the country. However the interview is not about them. Listen again— it’s for a copycat start-up from southern OR.
June 9. 2011 at 01:35
Yes, Plate and Pitchfork, a wonderful experience, is based in Portland and has been around for 9 years (I think). To be sure go to the link: http://www.plateandpitchfork.com/our-story.aspx
I think Mat Dominko used to work for Plate and Pitchfork, and got his inspiration from them.