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| Opening date | June 2024 |
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| Address | 262 Southeast Main Street Portland, Oregon 97214 |
  Wonderlove | |
| Coordinates: 45°30′49″N 122°39′48″W / 45.5136°N 122.6632°W | |
Wonderlove is a food cart pod in Portland, Oregon. Co-owners Joel Beaudoin and Michael Morrow opened the pod in southeast Portland's Buckman neighborhood in June 2024.
Wonderlove is a food cart pod in southeast Portland's Buckman neighborhood that hosts art and entertainment. There is a three-level bar made from two shipping containers; the second floor has a lounge screening sports on multiple televisions and the top floor offers views of freeways, the surrounding neighborhood, and downtown Portland. [1] Wonderlove's bar has wood floors salvaged from the University of California, Santa Barbara's former basketball court, a walk-up window, and outdoor seating. There is a series of murals, including one that was painted by the street artist Klutch prior to his death in 2023. [1]
Wonderlove's bar serves beer and cocktails, such as the Lovers!, which has Freeland Gin, St-Germain, and blackberry agave hard seltzer. [1]
Wonderlove is co-owned by Joel Beaudoin and Michael Morrow, who opened the pod in June 2024, on the site of a condemned building that was covered in graffiti. [1] In July, in conjunction with the city's annual LGBT pride festivities, Wonderlove hosted Dollapalooza 3000, a weekend of drag performances by 60 entertainers, including RuPaul's Drag Race contestants Anetra, Mirage, Olivia Lux, and Willam, as well as local artists. [1] [2]
Wonderlove has hosted the following businesses:
- Bake on the Run (Guyanese cuisine), which had previously operated at Lil' America [1]
- Gyro Bistro [1]
- Honeycuspe [1]
- Platter Division [1]
- Sushi San [1]
- Thai Panther [1]
- Tu Tia Taqueria [1]
- Wondercat Pizza, Wonderlove's flagship food cart [1]
As of July 2024, Ali's Hot Chicken, Big Daddy's BBQ, and the Electric Slider Company were slated to operate at Wonderlove. [1]
Wonderlove | |
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| Opening date | June 2024 |
| Owner |
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| Address | 262 Southeast Main Street Portland, Oregon 97214 |
Wonderlove | |
| Coordinates: 45°30′49″N 122°39′48″W / 45.5136°N 122.6632°W | |
Wonderlove is a food cart pod in Portland, Oregon. Co-owners Joel Beaudoin and Michael Morrow opened the pod in southeast Portland's Buckman neighborhood in June 2024.
Wonderlove is a food cart pod in southeast Portland's Buckman neighborhood that hosts art and entertainment. There is a three-level bar made from two shipping containers; the second floor has a lounge screening sports on multiple televisions and the top floor offers views of freeways, the surrounding neighborhood, and downtown Portland. [1] Wonderlove's bar has wood floors salvaged from the University of California, Santa Barbara's former basketball court, a walk-up window, and outdoor seating. There is a series of murals, including one that was painted by the street artist Klutch prior to his death in 2023. [1]
Wonderlove's bar serves beer and cocktails, such as the Lovers!, which has Freeland Gin, St-Germain, and blackberry agave hard seltzer. [1]
Wonderlove is co-owned by Joel Beaudoin and Michael Morrow, who opened the pod in June 2024, on the site of a condemned building that was covered in graffiti. [1] In July, in conjunction with the city's annual LGBT pride festivities, Wonderlove hosted Dollapalooza 3000, a weekend of drag performances by 60 entertainers, including RuPaul's Drag Race contestants Anetra, Mirage, Olivia Lux, and Willam, as well as local artists. [1] [2]
Wonderlove has hosted the following businesses:
- Bake on the Run (Guyanese cuisine), which had previously operated at Lil' America [1]
- Gyro Bistro [1]
- Honeycuspe [1]
- Platter Division [1]
- Sushi San [1]
- Thai Panther [1]
- Tu Tia Taqueria [1]
- Wondercat Pizza, Wonderlove's flagship food cart [1]
As of July 2024, Ali's Hot Chicken, Big Daddy's BBQ, and the Electric Slider Company were slated to operate at Wonderlove. [1]
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