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44 p o r t l a n d monthly magazine Everybody has a different way of saying it but the sen- timent remains the samePortland is restless and con- stantly shifting. So take a deep breath and lets see whats new in this old city. Start downtown Tucked into the former home of Soakology at 30 City Center Hero is a high-class sandwich shop built on big flavors. A collab- oration between Congress Street stalwarts Otto and Empire this is the new power lunch. You have all these people who have to eat within a very small window of time and were at their door- step says general manager Max Brody. The interior is a study in contrasts. A white tile floor is offset by dark bricks and teal paint. A window counter looks out on the banking bustle and panhandling hustle of Monument Square. Vinesdrapefromasuspendedledgeabovetheopenkitchen.Hard- wood booths with gleaming steel frames complete the motif of paired opposites. Whats It happens every year you look up and discover Portland is full of exciting new shops and restaurants. By Michael Schoch WhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhatsWhats