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Mae

4636 Northeast 42nd Avenue, , OR 97218

(503) 444-7947

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The Hottest New Restaurants and Food Carts in Portland, March 2023

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Where to Go All-Out on Fancy Portland Dinners for New Year’s Eve 2021

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Restaurants Brace for Sharper Decline in Events Business With State Ban on Large Gatherings

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Portland’s Restaurant Newcomers of 2019, According to the City’s Food Writers and Personalities

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Eater Awards 2019: Here Are the Portland Finalists 

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Look Inside Treasured Southern Pop-Up Mae’s Permanent Home, Open Wednesday

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The Menu for Maya Lovelace’s Incoming Restaurant Is Here

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Portland’s Killer Southern Restaurants 

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Southern Mastermind Maya Lovelace Switches Things Up With a New, Korean-Ish Pop-Up

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The Hottest Portland Pop-Ups Right Now, Summer 2018

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Old Salt Marketplace Is Closing at the End of July

By Alex Frane and Brooke Jackson-Glidden
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Portland’s Most Anticipated Fried Chicken Spot Now Has a Fun, New Wine Director

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Sorry, Fried Chicken Fans: Yonder Is Stuck in Some Permit Muck

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What You Missed at the StarChefs Gala Last Night

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Yonder Watch: Maya Lovelace’s Kickstarter and a Peek at the New Space

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Maya Lovelace Teases Her Upcoming New Restaurant and Fried Chicken Sandwiches

By Tim Forster

Mae Pop-Up Is Currently Negotiating a Lease on NE 42nd Avenue

By Mattie John Bamman

Breakout Pop-Up Mae Announces Brick-and-Mortar Restaurant

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The 38 Essential Portland Restaurants, Fall 2017

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Maya Lovelace Says Portland Is The Place to Start a Pop-Up

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Behold Portland’s 2017 James Beard Awards Restaurant & Chef Semifinalists

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Eater Awards 2016: Announcing the Portland Winners

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Vote for Portland’s Chef of the Year

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Mae to Launch Appalachian Brunch

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The Best Portland Pop-Ups to Try NOW

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Mae Settles in Behind Old Salt Marketplace

By Mattie John Bamman