Finally decided to give this place a try. Their hours and…read morelocation don't really work for me but, I was a few blocks away and decided to check it out. It's... a hole in a wall place. That's not a bad thing, I love them. This might be the most hole in a wall place in Portland I've seen - plenty of seating though. Couple working there (seems for ages) is super nice. Menu seems more scaled back then before. I asked which hot dog they recommend and they suggested the pastrami dog ($7.50). First time having one, pretty tasty. Hot dogs are not Costco prices but, pretty reasonable for what the market rate is for them out there. Nothing too fancy, but it all somehow works. If you want a hot dog or a sandwich in a no frills place - this is a place to stop by if you're in the area.

John and his partner are such wonderful, kind people. If you're looking for a seriously scrumptious…read moresandwich that has that homemade taste, this is the spot for you. Never thought I'd have pastrami on pita but wow, what a pleasant surprise.

How the frick is nobody talking about their gluten free bread! It's so good i almost started crying…read morebecause i thought i was being fed wheat (i have celiac). The texture of the bread was amazing. Flaky, fibrous, exactly like gluten. Ive googled "your side chicks bread gluten free" four times tonight to confirm. Get. The. Sando.

I love fried chicken. I don't eat it very often, especially because it's so difficult to find…read moregluten-free fried chicken. Now on to the reason this review exists - Oh my goodness, can I eat some fried chicken? Your Side Chick's is the answer to my great conundrum of how do you get fried chicken that's gluten-free in the Portland area. Don't get me wrong, this isn't the fried chicken of my youth in the South, where fried chicken was made with corn flakes to give it that extra crunchy texture, but your Side Chick's is still really good fried chicken. Tender, moist, and just the right amount of spices on the batter. If I had one suggestion, it's to avoid the sugar on the French fries. I don't know, sugar and French fries just doesn't seem to work for me. I certainly understand how you would juxtapose the idea of the salty and the sweet, but stick with the traditional French fries with the traditional fried chicken. That's the formula that works.

Haven't been here for a minute and now I'm wondering why? The guy in the truck is super nice (likes…read moreour pups and gives them treats) the food is very good and maybe the best value in town these days. It's going to be in the rotation from now on.

This place was surprising! The buns are massive! I've never seen buns this large. They are super…read morefilling but also very flavorful. I got the pork belly but also had to try the bbq pork rodeo. I am telling you that the rodeo one is hands down the most interesting yet explosive in flavor that you will find. The pork belly one was GOOD but the rodeo one was EPiC. You have to try it. The people there were uber friendly and helpful in answering any questions about the menu, allergens, etc. The cart was cute with it's Breaking Bad theme and the area to sit and eat was charming and going to be perfect when summer rolls around. The only thing I disliked was the slaw. It was unnecessary and has the weirdest texture. Will definitely be going here again. Also if you think you can eat 3 buns you'll be surprised when you can only put 2 away.

I've been meaning to try out this place for a while due to positive feedback I'd heard about the…read morealbacore sandwich and ended up coming here with a friend and her family. I thought the albacore was okay overall. It was clearly very fresh, though I felt like it needed something to cut the acidity of the giardiniera I added. It was dressed perfectly though. My friend really liked their hot veggie sandwich and thought the flavors were on point. I will have to come back and try something different next time.

Otto's was closed today so I rolled up Woodstock and tried Sammich. I LOVE Italian sandos and this…read morewas fantastic. I'm going to highlight the bread because it makes or breaks a sandwich. The bread was lightly toasted, held the sandwich together and I was able to easily bite through without shooting all the goodies out. Dude making sandwiches was super nice and quick in spite of the TRE being thoughtfully assembled. The pod it's in has a great selection, seating and a bar. Can't wait to eat again.

Whoever you had working tonight was mad impatient and terrible at hospitality…read more Just started talking at me when I walked up. No hi. (Weird) and he kept trying to push the special on me which contained seafood... my guess is you guys were trying to get rid of it before it spoiled. I ended up walking away. I have never had such an abrasive interaction with someone working at a food cart - till today I love smash burgers, so I was really excited to try this place out, too bad.

Amazing biscuit!! Not dry, not too salty, yes buttery good but the right level. Decided not to get…read morethe extra butter and got the honey. Comes with butter and honey or butter and jam which they said was mixed berry. I went with just honey. Perfect timing they just came out of the oven and it was still steaming. Sooo good and even liked the honey and I can be a bit of a honey snob. $6 was a good deal as it was a big biscuit. I would probably say this is the best biscuit in Portland or at least as good as anything you can find.

Is it expensive? Yes. It is. For macaroni and cheese, which is traditionally poverty food, spending…read morebetween $17 and $25 on a bowl of macaroni and cheese might sound absurd. HOWEVER - This is very different than your box of Kraft. This is more like the kind of macaroni and cheese that you get at Thanksgiving. Ooey, gooey, and oh so good. The add-ins create endless options for an infinite number of creations. And truth be told, you could probably split one of these damn things four ways. Then you would all be in for like five or six bucks. But for me, I like to get a bowl all to myself, eat about a third of it at midnight when I'm craving it. Then, the next day, I'll have the next third for breakfast with a fried egg over it. And then I'll have the remainder for lunch. So I've basically sustained myself for 24 hours for 20 bucks and it's bloody delicious. By the way, I heartily recommend the chicken nugget add-on. I'm not even that huge of a chicken fan myself, but oh my god I love these chicken nuggets. They're tender and juicy and full of flavor and they're the perfect little protein bomb on top of that big fat bowl starch to make it feel like an actual balance meal. Of course the pulled pork is also a good choice for the same reason, but whereas I have had plenty of other pulled pork that was just as good or better I literally have never had a better chicken nugget than here at Mac'd

The employee at the window was extremely rude. He was having a conversation with his friends and…read moreacknowledged me and my boyfriend, and then proceeded to ignore us for a couple of minutes and then walk away after telling us to order. That plus the food making us sick makes this a definite DONT VISIT. As a mac and cheese lover PLEASE don't waste your money! It looks waay better than it is! Presentation is there, the flavor is not:( You could definitely make WAY BETTER mac & cheese for yourself at home. Hell even KFC's mac is better! So serious about that! The mac & cheese was insanely bland and the service was horrible. The employee got irritated with us when we were ordering and he made sure to let us know! I have worked in customer service for over seven years and this is honestly one of the worst ways I've been treated while ordering. It was my first time there and I still knew what I wanted, but he was so rude and pushy we should've just left! Side note: I understand I got "The Basic" but even basic Mac should have good flavor and this was not even cheesy. Somehow you can't even taste the cheese0_0 astonished and disappointed! I literally added crushed up cheezits and BBQ sauce at home and STILL couldn't choke this down! Mac & cheese is literally my favorite food so that's pretty bad mac man

Decent chicken and rice bowl. The chicken had a sort of cured texture to it that was fine. Could…read morehave been juicier and crispier. The rice had a nice texture. Sauces were solid but didn't quite satisfy the craving of the halal food I used to eat in NYC.

Just visited for the first time. So good - better than local middle eastern imho…read more Great baklava too!

This place is so under rated. They have the absolute best gyros I've ever had. Also the lemon…read moredrops can perk up any gloomy day in the northwest. I hope this place never goes away and highly recommend.

I love a good gyro but Mad Greek only serves GREAT gyros. It's been so difficult to find a great…read moregyro around here that I was a little taken aback by it to be honest. Mad Greek gives you epic portions of meat (and extra meat is only a couple bucks more), and all the other amazing ingredients. It's top notch stuff. All of that said, I usually get my orders to go so I can't really speak to the dine-in experience, although if you're into sports, they've got them on 9 TVs at all times. Handy if you're a Timbers fan.