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The Globe – Buckman

$15 for $30 Worth of Tapas, Pizza, Drinks, and More

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Tue Mar 15 06:59:59 UTC 2011
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$30
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Highlights

  • Local bar & café
  • Artisan pizza & tapas
  • Regional wines & spirits
  • Nightly live music

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 31, 2011
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Dine-in and carryout only. Not valid for happy hour specials. Valid for alcohol. Must purchase a food item. No cash back.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Though the "noble experiment" of Prohibition failed, other noble experiments, such as teaching horses how to shoot guns and giving suffrage to any horse that can shoot a gun, were huge successes. Celebrate the failure of the 18th Amendment with today's Groupon: for $15, you'll receive $30 worth of tapas, pizza, drinks, and more at The Globe, located on Belmont Street.

Recently opened, The Globe brings the good life to everyday hunger-havers with an affordable selection of artisan pizza and tapas, tasty beverages, and nightly live music. Like a United Nations potluck party, the menu boasts an eclectic selection of social food staples such as the Maiale pizza, with ham, pork belly, caramelized onions, blue cheese, pears, and cream ($15). Tapas aficionados can choose from a plethora of small plates, such as the chianti-cured salami ($4), the bacon-stuffed eggs ($4), and the roast garlic and chickpea dip ($4). Wines and classic cocktails draw on regional blends for local flavor, while revolving taps dispense a cornucopia of craft beers.

Decorated with fresh flowers and idiosyncratic artwork, the intimate space provides an ideal setting for listening to the nightly performances by local musicians and their loyal robot backup bands, while a large garage-style door opens onto cozy patio seating on warm days.

Reviews

Seventeen Yelpers give The Globe an average of 4.5 stars, and 100% of 11 Urbanspooners like it:

  • The globe is one of Portland's best kept food secrets. Seriously good food here. – Chad M., Yelp, 1/18/2011
  • This place is a gem! …the staff are friendly, down to earth, and genuinely interested in providing excellent food with an excellent experience. Highly recommend this place! – Jamie, Urbanspoon
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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Movie-Theater Snacks

Most Hollywood scientists agree that modern movies are so suspenseful that if you don't distract your mouth with a delicious snack, you may perish from overgasping. Protect your health with these common cinematic concessions:

• Popcorn: Made by injecting regular corn—one kernel at a time—with a hypodermic full of nitroglycerin, these partially exploded seeds must be lubricated with a hot thimble of liquid butter to prevent them from embedding themselves in the esophageal lining.

• Sno-Caps: You can make your own Sno-Caps at home by running a moistened sponge over individual chocolate chips and then shaking them up in a ziploc bag full of sprinkles.

• Soft Pretzels, Nachos, Hot Dogs, Chicken Fingers, and Pizza: Responsible parents know that even though you're going out for dinner after the movie, some kids are dinner-hungry right now.

• Mike and Ikes: Fat- free, gluten-free, and completely kosher, these rhyming fruit-flavored candies are rumored to be named after former U.S. presidents Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower and Michael "Mike" Jordan.

• Individual Cookie-Dough Bites: Yet to be tested on human theater patrons—will you be the first to dare try this futuristic feat of treat?

Were Mike and Ikes really named after President Michael Jordan?

The Globe

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