Pod 28 Laurelhurst Food Carts, Portland OR
| Address | 113 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR, United States |
| Hours | 12:00pm-10:00pm |
| Categories | Food Court |
| Rating | 4.8 4 reviews |
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Pod 28 Laurelhurst Food Carts reviews
4Mexican food so good. Flavored nicely even without the sauces I didn't try. When I got to the beans hidden under other good things I asked them where they had been all of my life. I got the seared vegetables with chicken bowl with no rice. My grandson liked bites. Cabbage lime guacamole combo I kept to myself.
This pod has some great carts. The beer bus and fire pits add a nice vibe as well. There are a couple of carts that I've never seen open here, which is weird. Maybe I've only been there on the days they are closed. Saint Burrito and FOMO chicken are the stand out carts here. I look forward to trying the burger/cheesesteak cart too.
One cart that serves excellent beers, cider and wine along with an excellent collection of food carts. Plenty of seating and a lot of it is shaded with umbrellas along with a covered seating area. There's a firepit when evenings get chillier. Porta potties as well.
My family went here for dinner and we all had a great time! This pod has a great variety of food carts (burritos, fried chicken, Thai, burgers, Japanese, Eqyptian, and beer!). The food carts are organized around the perimeter of the space, with tables and chairs in the middle. Many of the carts have more permanent structures like wood poles with awnings, and it really helps to create a community ambiance. I didn't notice music, which allowed for casual conversation.
There's a little free library (though it was empty when we went), port-a-potty's with a hand washing station, and I didn't notice a single cord on the ground that I had to step over! The pod was very clean and welcoming. Many of the tables have umbrellas, though we went in the evening when only about half of the tables were shaded, but didn't have a problem finding a table.
We visited on a hot day (about 80 degrees), and they had misters set up! They were set very lightly, so you didn't actually get wet, but were quite refreshing while waiting in line to order, or while walking around.
My daughter and I had burritos, and my husband had the fried chicken and a beer. Everything we tried was delicious, and we had a great time!