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8 years ago
As promised, the pork belly huevos rancheros from @la_neta_pdx. Not only is their food & service on point, but the photo lighting is amazing too. 😜 #score #nofilter
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Posted On: February 12th 2019, 10:33 pm
As promised, the pork belly huevos rancheros from @la_neta_pdx. Not only is their food & service on point, but the photo lighting is amazing too. 😜 #score #nofilter
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amaroeats 8 years ago

amaroeats

Oh. My. This looks delicious, and you’re right on the lighting!

travelingfoodgirls 8 years ago

travelingfoodgirls

Perfect. Go for the food, stay for the lighting 😉

lovely_rita_pdx 8 years ago

lovely_rita_pdx

👏✨

pdxeats 8 years ago

pdxeats

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