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Cowlitz Indian Tribe Opens New Seafood Restaurant in Ridgefield

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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What happened

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The Cowlitz Indian Tribe opened sámn on October 1, a seafood-forward restaurant located in Ridgefield. The restaurant replaces Line & Lure, which closed in September. sámn is designed around Pacific Northwest ingredients and foodways, featuring seafood, stews, and other regional dishes.

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Why it matters

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Tribal leaders stated that the restaurant reflects the tribe’s connection to its land and waterways. Chris Rippy, vice president of food and beverage, noted that the restaurant commits to showcasing regional resources and partners with local vendors for seafood and vegetables.

From thereflector.com

Who's involved

  • ChrisVice president of food and beverage at sámn
  • RidgefieldCity where the new tribal destination restaurant is located

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • RidgefieldSpeculative

    New destination restaurant could increase local tourism and spending in Ridgefield.

  • Clark CountySpeculative

    The new tribal-owned restaurant may generate local revenue and jobs, increasing the county's economic base.

  • OregonSpeculative

    The new tribal destination restaurant might increase local tourism and economic activity in the state.

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