Pambiche

Pambiche Purveyors of Fine Cuban Cuisine & Classic Cuban Cocktails

Today and tomorrow only get you Cuban Nachos at Pambiche during
06/27/2026

Today and tomorrow only get you Cuban Nachos at Pambiche during

Vengan a celebrar el Día del Padre en Pambiche con su vibrante ambiente cubano y comida deliciosa. Abrimos mañana doming...
06/20/2026

Vengan a celebrar el Día del Padre en Pambiche con su vibrante ambiente cubano y comida deliciosa. Abrimos mañana domingo de 11:00 AM a 10:00 PM 2811 NE Glisan St. en Portland 🇨🇺❤️

05/16/2026

Pambiche’s Sidewalk Café, a vibrant, immersive passage to Old Havana, is located in the distinguished Victorian Apambichao building in Northeast Portland. Its year-round, temperature-controlled patio creates a comfortable ambiance that often surpasses its intimate interior, making it a premier local destination for sophisticated al fresco dining.

Patrons flock to Pambiche for authentic Cuban Creole cuisine, including signature dishes like slow-roasted Lechón Asado and flaky empanadas. They can also enjoy traditional mojitos or robust Café Cubano.

Whether it’s a sunlit lunch or late-evening engagement during “Havana Happy Hour,” Pambiche offers a perfect venue for relaxation and immersing yourself in Cuban culture.

05/15/2026

Our newest and most delicious Yes you read the hashtag correctly con Inspired by the classic drink café con leche and the tres leches cake coming together in one mouthwatering Cuban dessert. The cake features our new Cuban coffee Café Bembé that is truly the best coffee around! It is organic caribbean dark roast that is sustainably grown ethically sourced shade grown coffee sourced from the Dominican Republic and Haiti making it the only Cuban coffee brand produced outside of Cuba that maintains the same terroir as coffee produced in Cuba.

Fans of Tres Leches, Good Coffee Ice Cream and Tiramisú will love this decadent dessert! So save room for dessert and come try a Pambiche original!

What does Pambiche mean? Pambiche, a lingual bastardization of the words Palm Beach as pronounced by a native speaker of...
05/10/2026

What does Pambiche mean? 
Pambiche, a lingual bastardization of the words Palm Beach as pronounced by a native speaker of Cuban Spanish.   Why Palm Beach?  Palm Beach is not just a famous resort town in southeastern Florida, located on an island off the coast.  Beyond that, the literal words “palm” “beach” conjure images of a tropical beach lined with swaying palm trees, a romantic island getaway, escaping the stresses of life, slowing down, kicking back, sharing a comfortable meal with a gentle breeze and the lively pulse of Cuban rhythms.  So, when you can’t get away for a Caribbean vacation you can at least get down to Pambiche for an authentic taste of Old Havana, sip on a mojito in our landmark sidewalk café, feel the rumba, son and cha-cha-cha and experience genuine Cuban hospitality!

A palm-lined tropical beach is highly desirable because it acts as a visual and sensory escape from the stress of everyday life, blending warm weather, stunning natural beauty, and the promise of relaxation. These locations offer a “paradise” aesthetic characterized by swaying trees, white sand, and turquoise water that promotes mental well-being, tranquility, and a sense of carefree adventure.

05/09/2026

Every May Pambiche celebrates Mothers Day “Día de Las Madres” venerating our family matriarchs as well as the divine mother figures in Cuban culture. Come celebrate “El día de las madres” this Sunday at Pambiche!

At Pambiche the “homage to mothers” is a central theme that shapes both the restaurant’s identity and its cultural offerings. This tribute manifests in two primary ways: the celebration of the restaurant’s own family matriarch and the religious veneration of divine mother figures in Cuban culture.

The Matriarch: Abuela Ninfa
The restaurant serves as a living tribute to Abuela Ninfa, the matriarch and inspiration behind Chef John Maribona’s menu and recipes.
* Family Legacy: Much of the menu is built on family recipes passed down through generations, honoring the women who “loved, taught, and nourished” the family.
* Annual Celebrations: Every February, the restaurant officially celebrates Abuela Ninfa’s birthday alongside its own anniversary, reinforcing her role as the “Patrona de Pambiche”. Every May Pambiche celebrates “Día de Las Madres” venerating our family matriarchs as well as the divine mother figures in Cuban culture.

Religious Tributes: The Mother of All Orishas
Pambiche also pays homage to the “universal mothers” of Cuban tradition, particularly through elaborate cultural altars.
* Yemayá Altar: Every September 7th, Pambiche curates a special altar for Yemayá, the Orisha of the sea and the “mother of all”.
* Syncretism: This celebration honors Yemayá as a protector of family and a source of life, blending Catholic and Yoruba traditions.
* Community Offerings: Guests are often invited to view these curated displays, which include flowers, candles, and offerings to express gratitude and ask for protection.

Nuestro amigo de Seattle se enamoró de nuestra comida cubana 🙏🏼🇨🇺❤️
05/08/2026

Nuestro amigo de Seattle se enamoró de nuestra comida cubana 🙏🏼🇨🇺❤️

Address

2811 NE Glisan Street
Portland, OR
97232

Opening Hours

Wednesday 11am - 10pm
Thursday 11am - 10pm
Friday 11am - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 10pm
Sunday 11am - 10pm

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+15032330511

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