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    Cotto

    4.7 (25 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Menu (Sept 2025)
    Albert T.

    Cotto is one of the food carts at Podski, right in the front so it's easy to locate. We visited during a weekend dinner and it wasn't too busy at all. The food came out pretty quickly, within 10 minutes or so, even though I think everything is fresh fried and assembled. There's plenty of seating around both inside and out and since it's part of a food pod, there are several other carts to try. There's something for everyone here. Arancini Cheese Ball ($5) - This is an expertly fried breaded rice ball filled with hot gooey cheese, like lava spilling out. It's fried well, giving a crisp exterior with the Italian spiced breadcrumbs, smooth and crisp. The rice is cooked until soft but not mushy. It's basically the perfect fry, balancing the crispness and moisture levels and avoids drying out the interior. The arancini comes with a small side of marinara, served piping hot in a small 2oz plastic container (considering the lid was melted, I'm not sure it's supposed to be used like that). It's a nice marinara with a strong tanginess that isn't too sweet or vinegary. More like a nice fresh tomato sauce. (5/5) Arancini Carbonara Ball ($6) - Similar to the above, but filled with shredded pork mixed with chili flakes, giving a nice spicy element. It's a totally different pork vs. the porchetta sandwich, then topped with a pistachio basil pesto, giving more than enough moisture to not require any addition of marinara. The pistachio pieces give great little nutty crunchy elements. (5/5) Porchetta ($16) - Woah, excellent flavors and textures in this sandwich. Firstly their porchetta: porky, super salty and flavorful, cubed and then deep fried, giving excellent crisp. It's topped with a mixture of wilted kale, again salted well, and piquant pink pickled onions, giving just a bit of tang to help cut through some of the fat. There's a super well buttered and toasted bun, with the interior edges being fantastically toasty, giving even more crunch. This is such a heavy and rich sandwich, with the porchetta oil almost saturating the bun. It's unexpectedly hefty, with some of the ingredients spilling out the side even before the first bite. Other than the toasted flat side, the bun is otherwise very soft - softened a bit from steaming inside the aluminum foil wrap. That's one thing I wish they changed - no wrap to avoid the steam! According to the menu they add a truffle aioli, but I didn't taste any truffle and instead thought there was a whiff of lemon essence in the creamy sauce. Compared to my favorite porchetta sandwich, I think this sandwich doesn't have quite enough acidity to balance some of the fat, so it makes the sandwich really heavy and overwhelming to eat, at least for me. It's still a great dish though! (5/5) We loved Cotto so much we actually returned the next day to try another sandwich that everyone seems to recommend: Chicken Parmesan ($16) - This sandwich is also wrapped in aluminum foil and unfortunately we let it steam a bit too much since we had to walk a block over to the other place we wanted to try. Still, while the fried chicken in the center became softer (I'm sure the marinara spread all over didn't help), the areas outside of the bun still remained crisp. The chicken isn't dried out at all (one thing I was worried about looking at the photos). It's moist enough, and combined with the other liquidy elements in the dish, creates a very nice bite. This sandwich has the same great tangy and piquant marinara as included with the arancini, which is just the perfect accompaniment to the cheese and chicken. There's a great cheese stretch when the sandwich is pulled apart, and they even caramelize some on the flat top, giving a super savory cheese skirt on the sides. Again, everything is placed in a great soft bun, softened by steam, but toasted well. I'm usually afraid of chicken parm sandwiches because they can be messy to eat, but the ratio of the ingredients here is perfect, and barely anything slides out while eating. Even through the steaming, the sandwich isn't soggy at all. (5/5) Cotto certainly serves some stellar food. The fact that we visited twice in our two days in Bend speaks volumes. I would definitely return any time I visit Bend again.

    Chicken parm sandwich and mozzarella cheese sticks
    G R.

    Great service, real nice employees and quick. Had the chicken parm sandwich and mozzarella sticks. The sandwich was filling, flavorful and tasty. The chicken itself was tender and paired well with the sauce. The mozzarella sticks were ordered "on a lark" and turned out to be awesome. The hot honey drizzle was fantastic. This was a "to go" order and eaten at home.

    This is it!
    Ilona S.

    By far the BEST chicken Parmesan sandwich I have ever eaten. Crispy, thinly breaded and perfectly fried flattened pieces of succulent chicken (two layers!), with Parmesan cheese and tomato based sauce, between an absolutely perfectly toasted sandwich/sub with a crispy inside but softer outside. An explosion of flavor and textures in my mouth. Unfortunately the sandwich is HUGE (no, really, it is way big) so now I have to eat the other half at home some other time. And the people serving were so nice! 10 out of 10!

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    Robin S.

    I was drawn here by some positive reviews posted from local food reviewers and media, and by Ale Apothecary. In my years in Bend, it's one brewery I hadn't visited yet. The prospect of interesting beer and highly-praised food was too much to ignore. - Food options are not huge but it is a food cart, so that's not unexpected. - Chicken parmesan sandwich is very well prepared and very tasty. I could have one of these every week. And it's not at all small so $15 is quite reasonable. - Mushroom arancini. I'd not had an arancini before - what a treat. I ordered two. They too are not small so $4 is a steal. - No plastic or styrofoam containers involved. - You can either get food to-go, sit on one of the four picnic tables or take it inside the Apothecary, which is a cool space. Highly recommended.

    Chicken Parm

    It's been weeks and I'm still dreaming of that chicken parm. I've eaten parm hero's in every bastion of Italian American culture this country has to offer and this is among the few that the mere memory makes me salivate. Staff were friendly, food was quick, and the recommendation of spicy style was grand.

    Chicken Parmesan Sandwich

    The Chicken Parmesan sandwich is delicious. It might be my favorite sandwich that I've ever had. I've always ordered online and it's usually ready pretty fast.

    Jon J.

    Cotto has been one of my fave go-to food trucks recently, and I recently tried two of their newer Summer menu dishes. Both of which; the Smoked Porchetta Sando and Cucumber Caprese Salad, proved to be delicious new additions. Located at the Ale Apothecary off Century Dr., the Cotto-team of James, Sarah and Michael are always friendly and great to chat with. SMOKED PORCHETTA SANDO // I adore a well curated porchetta, and w/ a house smoked pork roll, this sandwich delivered the flavor. The pork dripped w/ rich-yumminess, and the pairing of their truffle aioli was a magical combination. Finished w/ fresh; sautéed Greens, stacked on a soft hoagie roll. CUCUMBER CAPRESE SALAD // A crisp, light, and fresh salad that was a great compliment w/ the rich & savory sandwich. Featuring cherry tomatoes, cucumber, fresh mozzarella, arugula, & their pesto vinaigrette. Other familiar faves that I recommend are the chicken parm sando, both the mushroom and chicken arancini (fried rice balls), and the mouth-watering Italian donuts w/ powdered sugar "Zeppoles". If you're already a Cotto fan, check out their new menu items! If you haven't been, go treat yo-self to some killer; Italian street style comfort food!

    Chicken parm

    Great vibes at the cart pod. Worth the wait. The chicken parm was great and huge. The fried cheese has a sweetness that I didn't love, but my partner did like it.

    Carnitas Arancini
    Sarah L.

    So yummy. Hit the spot and right in the heart of Bend. Definitely try the arancini and the zeppoles.

    Chicken Parm Sandwich $15 .

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