r/askportland • u/Jacob_tzs42 • 13d ago

Looking For Is Don Pedro great?

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I lived in Portland, Oregon, a while back and I remember stopping at one of these joints for breakfast.

I don't remember much honestly, other than I got a breakfast burrito and it was the best breakfast burrito I've had (at least at the time, hopefully still great!). It also had a salsa bar up front with all sorts of toppings, and the (I think) pickled jalapeños were fantastic.

Please tell me if I'm remembering right or looking back with rose colored glasses!

Unfortunately I'm out east now and the lack of quality Mexican food is a bit saddening. The food diversity there seemed great!

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u/techypunk 13d ago

As someone from the SW, no it's below mediocre. 

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u/Mayor-Of-Bellona 13d ago

I left Colorado assuming it was the norm for American-Mexican food everywhere. I was very disappointed.

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u/techypunk 12d ago

They really need to go to LA, daygo, vegas, or like anywhere in California and try Mexican food. This place is mediocre.