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Ashland’s Sammich Food Truck Finds a Home

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As Eat Beat first reported in May, Sammich, Ashland’s New York Times-famous pastrami sandwich shop, is headed to Portland. To test the waters, Sammich owner Melissa McMillan plans to open a pastrami-focused food cart, Pastrami Zombie. Now, Eat Beat has learned that cart has a home: Pastrami Zombie will open at 2010 W Burnside, right next to the Koi Fusion cart in front of Providence Park, starting June 18.

McMillan promises mostly pastrami-centric, no-frills “blue-collar” sandwiches at her Pastrami Zombie, all anchored by Double R Ranch brisket from Washington. Details are still shaky, but she hopes to bring her classic pastrami on rye, the Peppie (egg salad and pastrami) and a non-pastrami tuna sandwich, made with house-poached Oregon-caught albacore.

Pastrami Zombie will be open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m.–6 p.m., or until sold out (which is nearly guaranteed to happen before closing).











Benjamin Tepler
Benjamin Tepler
Benjamin is a former senior editor for Portland Monthly.