

Tiny, beach-themed BYOB eatery serving up Puerto Rican fare, including jibarito & pollo chon.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2517 W Division St, Chicago, IL 60622
Phone: (773) 862-8313
Website: http://papascache.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: orderpapascachesabrosorestaurant.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
THIS IS A SPOT YOU MUST TRY. !!!!
From the time you walk in the restaurant!! The owner PAPA IS THERE WAITING TO GREET YOU!!! He is SO SWEET!! HIM AND HIS DAUGHTER makes you feel when walk in like your family coming over for dinner!!
Now I have to say… in the winter seating is TIGHT !!! Because it not a big restaurant. But I was told BY PAPA ‘ IN THE SUMMER BAY’BEE!!!! THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE !!! Because they have outside seating and Dj certain days!!
Now let’s get to the food. The food is amazing!!! Me and my husband had the steak and my friend had the chicken jibaritos plate it comes with Aroz con gandules rice. I also got the tostones and the yuca!! LET ME TELL YA …. We all took our time eating BECAUSE IT WAS SOOOOOO…. GOOOOD!! We WANT TO ENJOY EVERY BITE!! It was just that GOOD!!! And the best part yall!!!
IT A BYOB RESTAURANT!!! So YOU DONT HAVE TO PAY FOR OVERPRICED DRINKS!!! YESSSSSSSS I I WILL DEFINITELY BE GOING BACK!!
And if you read this review and want to try them out tell them SPECIAL SENT YA!!!!
Service was quick and efficient, even though there can definitely be a long line of people. It’s popular for a reason! Totally worth the wait — I’ll definitely be coming back.
Since the place is “known for its chicken,” I tried that too. Honestly? Just plain chicken. Nothing wrong with it, but nothing that made me understand the hype either. The arroz con gandules? A little undercooked, dry, and about as exciting as unbuttered toast.
The saving grace? The beans — those were amazing, rich, flavorful, the kind of beans that make you rethink your life. And the tostones? Crispy perfection. If I ever come back (which, let’s be real, I probably won’t), it’ll be for beans and tostones only. Everything else can stay on display in the “meh” section.
The restaurant itself is a decently sized, straightforward spot that’s clearly very popular. It was bustling with orders, and while that meant service was a bit delayed, the staff was working incredibly hard. They were so patient, taking the time to answer all our questions about the menu despite how busy they were.
Be sure to ask about their daily specials, as they have great deals on certain days. I’ll definitely be back for that Jibarito!