A New Bar Is Coming to NE Sandy Boulevard

Che-Che Bar has filed for a full liquor license at 13852 NE Sandy Blvd, with daily hours running from 8am to 2am

Juan Carlos Montoya News Writer
Outside Che-Che Bar new location (Image credit: Google Earth Image)

Che-Che Bar is coming to 13852 NE Sandy Blvd in Portland, with a full liquor license application filed with the City of Portland on July 2, 2026. The application, submitted to the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission for city recommendation, lists the bar as a full-on-premises license holder with 33 seats and daily operating hours from 8 am to 2 am. This wide window suggests the concept will serve both daytime and late-night crowds.

Walter Lucen was listed as the business owner in public records; no concept information or entertainment programming was disclosed. The application lists no live music, a DJ, or outdoor seating, suggesting a more intimate indoor experience.

The space was previously home to Sabor Catracho, a Honduran restaurant that served the Parkrose neighborhood before closing. The address sits in one of Portland’s longest and most eclectic commercial corridors, NE Sandy Boulevard, which features a diverse mix of bars, restaurants, auto shops, and independent businesses along its length.

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Juan Carlos Montoya discovered his love for storytelling through sports, creating social media content in high school before pursuing a bachelor's degree in Journalism in Costa Rica, where he graduated in 2025. Since then, his career has taken him through the halls of Teletica Radio, the biggest mass communication company in Costa Rica, and into the world of digital media as a Social Media Manager for an iGaming platform. Originally from Honduras, Juan Carlos brings a global perspective to every story he tells. He believes that every interview is an opportunity to make a genuine human connection, and that food is one of the most powerful ways to understand a culture and its roots. When he's not tracking down the next big opening in Sacramento or Portland, he's probably watching Football, or planning his next adventure. What Now is his new home, and he's just getting started.
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