Everything was so delicious, and the service was wonderful. It made my date night truly special--I…read moreloved every moment!

Dosalas is our new favorite happy hour spot! Coming up the stairs (there is an elevator too) you…read moreare welcomed into a massive space with gorgeous views of the river. We got a table on the covered patio. Adrian our server did an amazing job taking care of us. I started with the classic margarita and it was delicious! Smooth and flavorful. Next we tried the chunky guac and the Mexican street corn. The guac was really good, the onions and tomatoes brought the flavor to a great spot. The street corn was exquisite! The cheese level was spot on! We tried both the happy hour tacos and you can't go wrong with either. The shrimp tacos had a tasty tempura batter and the carne asada tacos were full of perfectly cooked little medallions. All the toppings were fresh and crisp. Everything was amazing. We can't wait to get back! Great location, great service, great food! Definitely try this happy hour out too!!!

This restaurant is truly a hidden gem located in a random area with delicious, authentic El…read moreSalvadoran food. The inside has a good amount of seating and the decor is lively and very casual. Our waitress was kind and welcoming. You get complimentary chips & salsa. I also had the queso fundido to start. It was insanely creamy and decadent. I got the jalapeño and beans & cheese pupusas. For only 5.95 each they were pretty large. The pupusas themselves were cheesy, satisfying, and flavorful and paired great with the tangy, fresh slaw on top. I appreciated how they provide a huge container of slaw and delicious hot sauces.

Food is amazingly tasty, service is fantastic. I got the Pollo a a Crema and it was SUPER filling…read moreand delicious. Friend got the pupusas and loved them. Homey decorations

Most lovely atmosphere! Back enclosed patio great for an intimate tete a tete. Service is very…read morefriendly. I especially liked Casa Zoraya's mushroom dish. Though when the yummy chicken empanadas inspired me to order the chicken as a main course, it wasn't quite as interesting as the empanada version to me, and tastes. Flavors are on the subtle side, not at all spicy. I wasn't enticed by the dishes my co-diners ordered. Re drinks, I don't tend to do much in the way of alcohol, but their house made chica morada is absolutely tops, incredible, amazing! Fruity with baking spices, very invigorating.

First of all, the signage is non-existent. When I thought I was there, I had to go in and ask if…read moreit was the restaurant. After that, however, everything was wonderful. We sat outside and the patio area that was covered and had heaters - - if anything it got too warm (was 50 degrees outside). It is a lovely area. There were four of us, and we all enjoyed it immensely. The empanada appetizers were delicious. We had the special entrées of the day, one of which was similar to a paella. All the food was delicious. Our service people were very knowledgeable and there when they were needed. Oh yes, the Pisco Sours were also very good - - particularly the passionfruit one.

I'm really not one to leave bad reviews but honestly this was the most disappointing Mexican food…read moreexperience of my life. I've been here twice but this last time I went to get a CHICKEN TORTA ($14+tip) and when I opened the box I was horrified. The bread was super dry but what awaited inside was truly diabolical. There was chicken & slices of cheap deli ham, as it said on the menu, but there was also a whole surprise crappy hotdog hiding inside. It was disgusting & inedible, I live across the street from here and will never go again. Arguably the worst Mexican food I've ever come across in my 40 years on this planet

I've only been here once as it's pretty new. But it's a short walk from my house, so I gave it a…read moretry. I had a chicken taco and pork taco, my wife had a chicken. We were both pleased. The tacos come with almost a slaw in them, rather than the normal cilantro and onions. I'll definitely return for more!

Love this place! Amazing food! The service is amazing! And the ambiance is definitely worth visitingread more

Bar Cala is 100% delivering on the vibes with bright pink building with tons of plants. Feels like…read moreMiami in the middle of Portland. Tropical drinks (both alcoholic and NA) are fun and tasty. Food is okay, nice landing place for the drinks. You're coming here to catch up with the girls not for a gourmet experience and that's ok

Las mejores pupusas en Oregon hands down!! The food is delicious and made fresh from scratch. They…read morenever dissapoint. Check them out, you will thank me later!

This is the best place to get fresh tacos and great pupusa's! They also have delicious natural…read moreaquas frescas, and I am sure that their dessert menu is just as good. I can't wait to go back! I believe the owner served me and he had such a genuine happy ambience to him that made me feel great in supporting his business. Alongside there is an additional covered seating area that was very cozy and perfect to enjoy the meal. Prices are great, location is good, everything nice and yummy.

My boyfriend and I stopped here for carne asada fries and a margarita. He is from San Diego and…read morewanted to satisfy his craving. This is my first time having Carne Asada fries. I was hoping for a little bit more meat and my boyfriend also agreed. However, it had very good flavor and hit the spot. The spicy margarita is equally as good and definitely will get again. We both were surprised on the size though. Haha We also got some chips and guacamole. The guacamole was very chunky and hard to scoop with our chips, but it was pretty good. The staff was really nice and we definitely come here again. There's also minimal parking so if you can't find a spot in their parking lot, you'll have to use street parking.

One of the few places in Portland Metro where you can get Cafe de olla…read more ...oh, and it's a Top 3 venue for Mexican food.

The food was excellent, prepared with fresh ingredients, and tasted authentic and delicious. The…read moreservice was outstanding, and the environment was welcoming for families.

Food was good and the service was great I was able to get an awesome drink that make my day!read more

I first visited Bicho's on a rainy Portland afternoon. My fiancé sweetly gave me a few lunch…read moreoptions, and this was one of them. I had been craving pupusas, and the moment I saw they had a good variety to choose from, I knew he made the right choice. I ordered the pork with rice and beans pupusa and the chicken with beans pupusa, and both absolutely hit the spot. They were filling, flavorful, and comforting in the way only good, handmade pupusas can be. The curtido and sauce tied everything together perfectly. Honestly, I could've just stuck with the pupusas and been completely satisfied. But I was really craving plátanos, so I also ordered a side of plátanos with beans and crema ..and wow. That combination was next level. The sweetness of the plantains with the savory beans and creamy crema was so good that I've decided from now on, that's the only way I want to eat them. The whole meal kept me full and happy for hours. One thing to note: you do bus your own table here, which I personally don't mind at all! just something to be aware of when you visit. After I finished eating, I took a walk down Mississippi Avenue, which made the whole outing even better. It's such a charming stretch -- little boutique shops, a cute pet store, a piercing shop further down the street, and plenty of restaurants and dessert spots if you want to keep the day going. Comforting Salvadorian flavors, this spot is definitely worth stopping by.

You walk up to the counter to order, and they have a very diverse menu. I ordered the Carne Asada…read moreplate, which comes with grilled steak, beans, rice, lettuce, guacamole, salsa, and tortillas. It was easily enough for two people and very flavorful; the steak was a little chewy but still delicious. As a spice aficionado, I asked for a side of hot sauce, and it was perfect. The highlight, however, was the Platanos Fritos--sweet fried plantains served with refried beans and sour cream. They really hit the spot! The horchata was also perfect. I will definitely be back.