Portland Mercado facts for kids
Portland Mercado is a lively place in Portland, Oregon. It's a special spot filled with many food carts. You can find it in Southeast Portland, near the Mt. Scott-Arleta and Foster-Powell neighborhoods. It's a great place to explore different foods and cultures!
Discovering Portland Mercado
A Hub of Latin American Culture
Portland Mercado first opened its doors in 2015. It was created as a "pod" of businesses. This means it's a collection of small shops and food carts all in one area. The main goal of Portland Mercado is to celebrate Latin American food, community, and culture.
Many different businesses have been part of Portland Mercado. They offer a taste of various Latin American countries. Here are some of the businesses that have been there:
- Alecocina
- Barrio
- Don Churro
- El Coquí
- Fernando's Alegría
- Havana Station
- Kaah Market
- La Arepa
- Mixteca Catering
- Principe Maya
- Que Bacano
- Tierra del Sol
- Tita's Kitchen
This place is more than just food. It's a community space where people can gather. You can enjoy delicious meals, listen to music, and experience different cultures. It's a fun and educational spot for everyone.
 | Madam C. J. Walker |
 | Janet Emerson Bashen |
 | Annie Turnbo Malone |
 | Maggie L. Walker |
