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Brooklyn Carreta

4.3 (46 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago
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Daiquiris
Gloria M.

I went to the Dogs & Daiquiris event and it was awesome. Tried the classic bacon and cheese and it was messy and delicious. Also tried the chicken battered hot dog, it was crunchy and perfect. I don't remember the names of the daiquiris but they were delightful as well. The place has several good carts with a heathy variety of food from different countries and regions. Very clean, little areas dedicated for little ones and a couple of pool tables. Here's a couple of pictures. Had a great time!

Kenny C.

So I got this buddy, right? One of those guys who always knows a "spot." Not a place a spot. There's a difference. A place has a sign. A spot? That's word-of-mouth, borderline suspicious, could-be-amazing-or-could-be-a-mistake kind of energy. He says, "Let's go check out this joint off McLoughlin, right by the bridge." I'm thinking... man, that stretch of road ain't exactly where dreams go to retire. That's where you miss a turn and question your life choices. And then we pull up to Brooklyn Carreta Food Cart Pod and I'll be honest... I wasn't ready. Because from the outside? It's got that weird little triangle-lot energy, tucked in like it owes somebody money. You got an ARCO nearby, traffic buzzing, not exactly screaming "culinary oasis." But then you step in and boom it flips on you. Brand new. Clean. Sharp. They didn't just throw carts in a parking lot and call it a day no, no, no. Somebody cared. There's a legit bar sitting there like it belongs in a different zip code. A game room pool tables, big screens like your cool uncle finally got his life together and opened a hangout. Covered seating, fans spinning, shade everywhere... this is Oregon, man, we respect shade like it's currency. And the carts? All fresh. No rust, no duct tape holding the dream together. These are young guns. Hungry. Trying to prove something. You're on McLoughlin, cars flying by like they late to something important, and then suddenly food paradise. It's like finding a five-star meal in the middle of a gas station dream sequence. It don't make sense... but it works. And that's the beauty of it. Because places like this? They don't need perfect surroundings. They become the reason you pull over. You don't stumble into this place you decide to stop. And once you do, you realize... yeah, this was the right call. It's got that new energy, that "we're building something here" vibe. Not polished in a fake way polished like people actually gave a damn. Five stars? Yeah. Easy. Because sometimes the best spots ain't where they're supposed to be they're exactly where they shouldn't be... and that's why they hit s

Erika G.

We'd read about this new food cart pod & decided to stop by. They did such a good job building out the space! Super functional layout, great indoor seating options & a spacious outdoor courtyard. It really feels similar to the Heist in Woodstock in terms of having a nice selection of carts & a chill atmosphere. Love that there's a full bar, pool tables & cozy fireside seating. There is a dedicated parking lot, but it fills up quickly.

Cuban
Cindy I.

Had a Silly Rabbit last time. The bartender had to convince me as I don't like Gin but I couldn't taste it and loved the drink!!

Kim G.

Thrilled to have a new food cart park close in Portland, with indoor and outdoor tables, a variety of carts, a bar, game room, central courtyard with open skylight, colorful mural and a fire pit, water dispenser, and most important, clean bathrooms! Brooklyn Carreta thought of everything. The only con is the parking. The adjoining lot is very small, so if you get there at 6pm or after, you will have to park across the street and trying to cross SE Holgate is not easy. Food options are plenty and varied - Cuban, Thai, Sushi, Mexican, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Coffee & Pastries, Fish & Chips, Shawarma, Dumplings, Burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, Pizza, Fried Chicken, Waffles - seriously, something for everyone. Great vibe! Delicious food!

Gorgeous skyline and wall painting
Nikky B.

4/5 stars for overall ambiance. 3/5 stars for overall food quality. I have eaten here four time already. It's one of the prettiest food pods in PDX! I love the wall decor, open skylight along with covered areas indoor and outdoor to accommodate the on and off seasons of our beloved PNW weather. It's also built with some thought on kids friendly with a little play area. There's arcade section as well. Now on to the food truck. So far I ordered from Havana Station, Bollywood Dhaba, Shawarma House, The Nour Thai Cuisine, Korean Tiger, and Brooklyn Carreta. I'm addicted to the Seaweed & Noodle Roll (5), $6.00 from the Korean Tiger!!!!! I couldn't stop eating them and got them all the four times I came within the last month. They're so delicious and satisfying, well seasoned and balanced with crunchy yet mochi texture of the mung bean/glass/clear noodle. Havana and Nour Thai were okay. Both were cooked with too much oil I could literally feel my arteries coating. The plantain shelves from Havana were dripping with oil at every bite. The Pad Eggplant from Nour Thai was salty, oily, and chewy extra thin cheap cut of beef with fat. The garlic naan from Ballywood Dhaba was too soft in texture for my liking. Their mango lassi is super sweet and no hint of mango flavor. The baklava from Shawarma was okay. Slushy from Brooklyn Carreta was fun with plastic cup that changed to pretty swirl of purple and blue when cold and topped with gummy bear, pricy though for $6 for less than 6oz. The coffee shop inside closed at 2pm daily so I haven't gotten a chance to check it out yet. The main parking lot adjacent to the pod is limited spaces with one way access only. There's a bigger parking lot directly across to street from the pod. P.Y. Clean restroom with toilet cover seats.

Catherine L.

Cute seating and ambiance, has its own parking lot. Lots of diverse food cart options of exceptional food! Really enjoyed the Cuban truck as well as the cafe indoors and a banana latte

Bar area with 3 large rollup doors letting in lots of natural light!
Stacey L.

Beautifully built space with 3 large roll up doors that opens the bar space with the central courtyard. Plenty of outdoor seating, a really nice long wooden bar top, nice and attentive bartender ladies. The building lets in a lot of natural light with big windows, it also has a designated kids play area (so obviously kid-friendly), booster chairs, a little arcade game room, and of course a good mix of food carts (Indian, Korean, Cuban, Himalayan, Thai, American, Sushi). Right off of 99E/mclaughlan

Deborah M.

Wow! Portland is filled with these food truck pods and this is one of the newest and super cool! Lots of trucks and an indoor area with a nice big bar- we had a Negroni for Tony in honor of Bourdain's Bday- RIP. We had fried clams(cuz I can never find them in Denver) and some fusion quesadillas that were to die for! So glad we found this spot.

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Thanks for the love, Amanda! Hope to see you again soon! :)

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The Bollywood Dhaba has delicious food and wonderful people! I would order the Chana Masala a million times again.

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Thanks for the great review, Cindy! Hope to have you back again soon!

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Thanks for coming Stacey! :) Appreciate the kind feedback.

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Thanks for coming by, Wayne! Those potatoes look divine!

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Great choice of food and good service and indoor seating. The noise was not overwhelming and we could talk to each other.

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2.4 mi•Downtown, Southwest Portland
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Midtown Beer Garden delivers some delicious, authentic Chinese food and Stretch the Noodle is…read moredefinitely another food cart I'd highly recommend for their beef noodle soup. As their name denotes, their noodles are hand-pulled. While their menu is limited, this just means that they can focus their efforts on creating quality dishes. For only $14, the beef noodle soup is quite reasonably priced, and actually a full meal. I've had an experience with a food cart in the past where the portion size did not reflect the price point, but not here. The beef noodle soup here is on par at what you'd get at a sit-down restaurant. It's packed with tender beef, plenty of noodles, veggies, and a piping hot broth. Chili oil was unnecessary, as it already came with some on top. The broth itself was clear, yet still had the correct spices that beef noodle soup is known for. This food cart was pretty popular. Other patrons were ordering some of the dry noodle dishes such as the noodle salad or dan dan noodles. Everything from their kitchen looked so good, but as a soup kinda gal, I'm glad I ultimately went with the beef noodle soup. While I cannot speak for the flavor profiles of the other dishes Stretch the Noodle has to offer, from my experience enjoying the beef noodle soup, it's safe to say that I was very happy with my lunch and would love to return to this food cart the next time we visit PDX. Additionally, as I try to be eco-conscious, my food was served in a reusable container, which I saved after devouring my meal and washed instead of throwing it out.

My husband mentioned wanting to try this place months ago and the hours of the cart have made it…read moredifficult to get to. I finally found a time to come by, and ordered a couple of dishes. I ordered the Biang Biang noodles for myself and requested mild spice. I love that you get to customize the spiciness because I was a little worried the chili oil noodles would be too spicy. The hand-stretched noodles have the best texture and the flavor was indescribable, honestly. One order was almost 3 meals for me (I don't eat big lunches) and the quality was unmatched. It's only been a week since I went to the cart and I've been craving it again ever since. I didn't even take a picture of my meal, I just dove in. The smell was just too tantalizing. My only complaint is that the hours make it difficult to get over there, but if I plan it right I can make it work and the food is well worth the effort.

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Stretch The Noodle - Beef lo Mein and a rice lager from the beer cart, yum!

Beef lo Mein and a rice lager from the beer cart, yum!

Stretch The Noodle - #2 biang biang noodles ($12) -- the best!

#2 biang biang noodles ($12) -- the best!

Stretch The Noodle - Handmade Noods ;)

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Handmade Noods ;)

Brooklyn Carreta - food_court - Updated October 2026

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