Скачать или смотреть Eat a 7-course meal in complete darkness at this Portland-area restaurant

When you walk into Wyld Pines Public House in a Camas, Washington strip mall, it looks like a typical cozy, yet quirky suburban restaurant — complete with a Bigfoot figure relaxing in a hammock, hanging from the ceiling.

But on Fridays and Saturday nights, it offers an experience only available at about a half a dozen other places in the country: dining in complete darkness.

“When you lose one of your senses — your sense of sight — your other senses become more heightened,” Wyld Pines owner Jim Rice said.

“So a higher sense of taste, smell, touch, that sort of stuff. And we play with that. Our chef creates a seven-course meal, but you don’t know what any of it is,” he said.

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