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Address: 230 2nd St SE, Bandon, OR 97411
Phone: (541) 404-1980
Website: http://www.pabloscornerbandon.com/
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The Argentinian empanadas come with several different fillings and are shareable. Selection varies daily. We enjoyed the chicken and beef. The pasta is also shareable and you can order half bottles of wine. The table next to us ordered the porterhouse and pasta. They raved about it, and the portion was considerable.
This is a fun spot with a unique menu and outdoor dining experience.
It’s a very small space so I recommend calling prior to going to eat. The Bolognese and the seafood Alfredo are top notch. But the empanada with corn was unbelievable I could’ve just eating those.
Feels like family when ur there.
Update: we went again and got the porterhouse. It was delicious and yes, has the fat on like other reviews say. That’s where the flavor is at! The porterhouse came with great grilled veggies and we added the pesto, which was very good and strong on the nutty side. We ended with the frozen dessert option with the same delicious boozy cake and with ice cream. My husband preferred the frozen kind, I preferred the whipped cream cup from the prior visit. You can’t go wrong, so make some room for it.
Their burritos are GIGANTIC and so good. My wife had the carne asada burrito. She was able to eat about 1/4 of it. Delicious leftovers.
For dinner, I recommend Thursday night’s. It’s “chef special” night. He cooks up a few special items. Homemade stuffed raviolis, rib eye with chimichurri, rolled and stuffed flank steak was the menu last week.
High quality ingredients, amazing flavors. We have found our new go to place!
It’s a cute place. Well decorated and the pod/tent things outside with heating are great escape from the cold BUT the food itself left quite a bit to be desired.
We ordered an criollos Empanada appetizer, which was priced $19. We live in San Francisco so are used to steep prices, but what we got did not justify the price tag. A single empanada with a handful of greens labeled as salad. Quite disappointing.
We also ordered the seafood Alfredo pasta. While the sauce was delicious, the pasta and the seafood left a lot to be desired. For $37, I would have hoped for more than 3-4 pieces each of shrimp and scallops (which were both over cooked). A good chunk of the pasta was also uncooked. It was stuck together and semi solid the way pasta gets if you don’t boil it properly. A shame really, because the sauce was finger-licking good. Again, I would be hard-pressed to pay $37 for that dish in San Francisco.
Just really really baffled at the raving reviews everybody else left. Did we just go there on a bad day, or did we order the wrong items?
I do also want to highlight that the waiter came across as extremely curt. Maybe he was too busy? We certainly felt very rushed.
I’m leaving three stars which reflects the experience, but really I want to give a one star to balance the reviews fairly.