Was staying at the hotel and saw this place. I usually avoid hotel restaurants but the client I was…read morevisiting said this place was really good, without knowing I was staying there The place is down stairs from the lobby and it's dark and cool. Took a seat at the bar and was greeted promptly. Looked over the menu and decided on the smoked angels envy old fashioned. It was happy hour so I got the half wedge salad. Was not a traditional wedge but was really good. For my main I got the lomo saltado, mole rubbed steak tips with onions, peppers, French fries over rice. Was a wild mix of stuff. Steak pieces were pretty small but full of flavor and the sauce over the whole thing was delicious. Was worried the fries would be soggy but the sauce made them better. Sopped up the sauce with the rice and fries. Amazing. Asked for a margarita to go with the meal, seemed appropriate. Sat at the bar so service was good, kept water full and checked in repeatedly Was a great time and great food

I heard about the happy hour, and am always a sucker for a great deal with good food, and then…read moreprogressing to the next spot. Yes, I'm a progressive diner. That note aside, the Happy Hour menu was great, food was absolutely fantastic and the wait staff was on point! I loved the lineup of sexy NA drinks in addition to the unique cocktails and solid wine lineup. Unfortunately the acoustics were outdated as was the interior overall. It needed some freshening up for a Hilton. The outdoor seating could only accommodate groups of two which was a bummer. Those points aside, everything we sampled tasted fantastic and the wait staff made the experience fun.

Great service, wonderful food!! Would highly recommend for a group of ppl…read more They also do catering, which only involves you and your catering needs! Salud!!!

Really enjoyed my meal so much at La Arepa yesterday that I came back today for round 2. Outside…read moreof Asian food there isn't much I'm interested in, in this area of SE PDX so I'm grateful to have found La Arepa and this awesome food hall that it is in, The Zed. There are several La Arepa locations in town that serve good Venezuelan food like their namesake dish, the Arepa, which is a cornmeal cake split and stuffed meats or veggies. Really great space overall with a decent sized parking lot and lots of seating with several big screen TVs and a pinball arcade to keep you occupied.

The restaurant was clean and the staff very friendly. We ordered the poc-chuc taco and asada…read moreburrito supreme. The food was ready in an acceptable amount of time and home quickly. The burrito was decent sized and grilled on the outside. The ingredients were pretty well balanced but I felt under seasoned. After seeing the reviews of their poc-chuc I knew we needed to try it. The tortilla it was on was great! The poc-chuc had good flavor and enjoyed. The hot sauces were a great accompaniment. We wouldn't come back for the asada but poc-chuc and other items for sure.

Truly pleased to give El Rinconcito Yucateco five stars…read more At my last visit I had an empanada, a panucho, and a salbute. Quite filling and made with care. The salbute alone deserves six stars. Delightful mix of flavors and textures. The panucho was also outstanding. If this place was in my neighborhood I'd eat there once or twice a week. Pleasant and polite service, and just the right ambiance for a good lunch. Comfortable booths and tables. Deep menu. This restaurant definitely warrants repeat visits.

Food is fantastic. Took some family here and more recently a best friend and I had a much deserved…read moreday out eating here. I've tried the mole, the elote, the empanadas, and the carne asada bowl so far. O My Great God it's so good. For sure more expensive than I'm generally comfortable paying for food so it isn't an all the time thing, but I like how easy it is to split a bill and order through their QR codes *and* their chip reader, if you're not a tap guy like me. I am non alcoholic but Grandma really loved theirs, mezcal I believe but I may be incorrect! It is LOUD outside on the patio, because duh, you're right on the busy street. If you live here, you're quite used to that! Quieter inside, the music is loud enough to confidently have a conversation without lowering your voice too much, but not so loud that you can't hear your friends. Waitstaff is pleasant, accommodating, and compassionate! It feels and smells clean inside, and my experience in back of house food let me perceive that the dishes had been freshly cleaned and steamed dry; they just had that feeling on the fingertips. (I wish the cleanliness of dishes wasn't a highlight in Portland but here we are.) Also the water didn't taste like fish OR rocks! What a win!!! If you're not sure what to get I recommend starting with the empanada plate and some elote to share with a group of three, to build your expectations.

The service was fine.., food was great!!! Perhaps our server was having an off day...we were told…read moreto leave our menu hanging 1/2 off the table when we were ready to order entrees so we could be left alone. We got there early and there were plenty of open tables.. we had a resie since we were 1st timers and we weren't sure what to expect. There was great music playing so that's a plus too... and the entire menu is Gluten Free.

Stopped in here as we were going to a concert nearby and we're so pleasantly surprised the staff…read morewere friendly and helpful The food was delicious. I had the mango salad with avocado and Beebe lettuce then the chicken enchiladas which I have had a lot of enchiladas. These were the best I ever had. Fresh white meat chicken

Right off of Division Street in Southeast Portland, is this unassuming authentic Mexican…read morerestaurant. It was absolutely packed on a hot summer day, but they still managed to find us a table. We were seated right next to the misters, which felt magical. Between the cool mist drifting over the surrounding plants and the open air atmosphere, it made for such a relaxing escape from the weather. We stopped in for a quick bite for lunch and ordered a few tacos, which were solid - plus flan for dessert. We couldn't stay as long as we would've liked since we had somewhere else to be, but we really appreciated how welcoming and accommodating they were on a busy day. I would happily come back and try more!

I'm not a Colombian food connoisseur by any means so I chose this restaurant purely on reviews. I…read moreordered the Patacones with pork, Estofado de Carne, Arepa Rellena with veggies and cheese, Arroz con Pollo and Sanchocho de Gallina. The food was delivered and plated quickly upon arrival. I appreciated the cardboard containers vs plastic but it did soak through. The bags it was packed up in kept it from becoming a mess. The smells were amazing and I had to taste as I plated. Everything was amazing, very flavorful, tender overall and large portions. Sadly, the carne was a little tough and I would not order this again. The Estofado de Carne had a hot sauce I had on the side. It was a very hot and delicious habanero sauce that was amazing! Great food, we'll be back for sure!!

Good GOD! I have never had Colombian food before, but I had heard good things about this spot…read more Came here on a date, and after having a couple of beers at the nearby Barrio, we both wanted something to eat... enter Que Bacano! I looked at the menu for a while, and EVERYTHING looked amazing. I couldn't decide! I eventually settled on the Arepas Relleno, which is a thick corn tortilla that is fried and split down the middle, then filled with absolute deliciousness! It's a bit of a fragile eat (mine was falling apart as soon as I picked it up), but dear lord is it tasty. My mouth is literally watering as I write this, remembering how good it was. That's saying something! The gentleman working there was very friendly, and kept speaking to me in what sounded like Spanish (I clearly don't speak Spanish). He soon realized I had little to no idea what he was saying, started laughing and apologized after switching to English. All the guys that had been in line before me were speaking Spanish with him, so I get it. Anyway, not much to say about the ambiance as it's a food cart, but overall a very positive experience and I will DEFINITELY be back. I gotta try everything else!

They are having a Tamales Festival (March 22-26), 11-8pm. I stopped by today at 5pm and got three…read moretamales (and additional ones to go). The elote tamale from Principe Maya was so delicious!! Sweet with a kick of spice, recommend this one for sure!!! We also got a pollo & cheese tamale from Casados Pura Vida. Very delicious that my 5 year old asked for another Chichen (pollo) tamale.

Stumbled across this food cart after a cupsleeve event at Tea & Tea across the street, and I'm so…read moreglad I did! I tried the chicken tacos - absolutely delicious. I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying more from the menu next time I'm in the area!

Is this place open again? I see hours updated and a new review and would be over the moon if they…read moreare open again. But the # doesn't work and I'm not sure they are at the same address? Great food and service when we'd go there. My husband misses this place a lot.

Empanadas are perfect! Love this place, great music, relaxed atmosphere. The guy at the counter…read morewas cool letting me practice my Spanish. The menu was not huge but what they do have, they do VERY well. Please support this place, great people, great food.

Pretty bummed. Normally when i order from here i get the same plate, the Lomo. Few times I've…read moreordered here when a male is working/ cooking and my food is inconsistent and lacking so much of that good flavor i normally get when i order from here. My most recent visit i ordered my usual and my plate came only with meat (chopped pickled onion), fries and side of rice. I went back to ask about the sauted veggies (tomato and red onion) that normally come mixed with the meat, but he simply brushed it off as if that's just how the plate noramlly comes.... Im hesitant to keep coming here just for this reason alone.

So good! A bit pricey but honestly my burrito was delicious. Chicken was so tender. Plantains were…read morehot and cooked so well. Would recommend!

I've never specifically sought out Honduran food before, but I checked out Sabor Catracho based on…read morethe recommendation of a coworker recently. And what a fascinating experience! I'll definitely be returning to try more dishes in the future. I was given explicit instruction to try this dish, and nothing else on my first visit as it's apparently a favorite dish in Honduras. It consists of a bed of fried plantains, topped with a cabbage slaw, fried chicken, and a blend of delicious sauces. It's definitely a shareable dish as you can see from the video I've posted, and it's super delicious! Savor Catracho has a giant dining room painted a very striking Honduran blue. One interesting quirk is that every single chair (not the tables) is bolted to the floor. I've never encountered this before, but the seats were comfortable nonetheless. Check this place out, you won't regret it!

I've been by this place hundred times and never went in because the windows were completely covered…read morewith drapes. They took them down and now I can see inside and decided to have lunch. I don't know if it was a good thing or not. The service was kind of sketch, the police was very plain, and the menu was not very easy to read. I ended up ordering a meat dish and don't know what it was called. It came with rice, beans, coleslaw, tortillas and plantains The rice was good, the coleslaw was good and the sprite was good. This is the first time I ate plantains and did not care for them so much. The coleslaw was excellent. I also didn't care too much for the meat. The flavor was OK, but they were bits of bone in it I wasn't prepared for. Almost broke a tooth. The food was OK and very generous. But I do not think I will return here as it's just not my flavor.