Lunch @ Casa Lola Kitchen de Mexico in The Village on Scholls Ferry

Let's meet for Lunch at Casa Lola Kitchen de Mexico.
We have a table reserved for 10

I'm trying it for the 1st time.
Has anyone eaten here?

https://casalolapdx.com/

Has some great reviews:
*I've been coming to Casa Lola for years and it never disappoints!

*I’ve been passing this restaurant since I moved in the area, and finally decided to go try it out. So good!

*Casa Lola is the perfect authentic Mexican kitchen for SW Beaverton/ Tigard.

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How Lunch Meetups Work in Our Group

As our meetup group grows into a broad community, lunch gatherings are designed to stay small—usually around eight people.

This keeps us from overwhelming restaurants during the busy 11:30 lunch hour.

More importantly, it creates a close, comfortable setting where we can genuinely get to know one another.

That said, this is just one approach. Lunches could also be organized as larger gatherings if that’s what people prefer. The smaller group idea is simply how I see the possibility unfolding right now.

Event Templates & Draft Box

Once a lunch event is created, it will be saved in the Draft Box for future use.

If you see a past lunch event and would like to host at that same restaurant, just message me and I’ll share the template with you so you can post it yourself.

Experienced hosts can copy templates directly.

If you’ve never hosted before but would like to, I’ll walk you through the instructions and guidelines so you can join the hosting team.

Hosting Options

When a host posts an event, it can be added to the calendar without sending an email to the entire group.

This flexibility allows you to:

Share first with a smaller circle of friends or connections, then later notify the full group.

Or, send the announcement right away so the whole membership sees it.

Either way, once an event is posted, it is visible to everyone. Any member who comes across it is welcome to sign up.

The purpose of this system is to make lunch meetups a versatile tool: sometimes for smaller, more intimate gatherings, and other times for larger group participation.

I’m open to everyone’s feedback, ideas, and concepts—this is a community effort, and together we’ll shape the best way to make lunch meetups enjoyable and accessible for all.