Nebbiolo Wine Bar
Italian Small Plates · $$$ · DowntownAn intimate wine bar with 300+ handpicked wines, a full seasonal menu from shareables to mains, and an OpenTable Diner's Choice 2025 nod.
Oregon City may be one of the Pacific Northwest's oldest cities, but its restaurant scene is anything but dated. From intimate wine bars and French-inspired bistros to waterfront grills and lively community spots, there's good food here, and locals know it.
This guide covers Oregon City's best-rated restaurants, ranked by their current Google, Yelp, or Tripadvisor rating. Whether you're planning a date night, a family dinner, or just want to know where to grab a solid meal, you'll find the right spot below.
Want the fuller picture, including wine bars, pubs, and neighborhood spots? Our dining guide covers all of it, and new restaurants tracks what's opened lately.
An intimate wine bar with 300+ handpicked wines, a full seasonal menu from shareables to mains, and an OpenTable Diner's Choice 2025 nod.
A sister restaurant to Portland's Le Pigeon, with duck-forward brunch, French bistro mains like Beef Cheek Bourguignon, and a French-leaning wine list.
Fish market and counter-service seafood in downtown Oregon City since 1936. Fresh salmon, house-smoked fillets, halibut fish and chips, and clam chowder.
Oregon City's gathering place on Main Street, serving espresso drinks, craft cocktails, and an all-day menu of breakfast plates and paninis.
A casual American sports bar on Washington Street with outdoor seating, happy hour specials, and a menu anchored by fish and chips and Shrimp Louie.
Named after Tokyo's Ginza district, this Oregon City restaurant blends Japanese sushi with Chinese cuisine, precise preparation, and fresh fish.
A downtown Indian restaurant open for lunch and dinner with a curry menu spanning chicken, lamb, seafood, and vegetarian, plus a lunch buffet.
Vietnamese and Thai kitchen on Main Street downtown with pho, vermicelli bowls, pad thai, and curries. Rated 4.5 on Google with 400+ reviews.
A 21+ neighborhood pub on Main Street with a scratch-made menu covering all-day breakfast, burgers, prime rib on weekends, and Dungeness crab.
A lodge-style restaurant among basalt cliffs on the Clackamas River in Carver, with seasonal Pacific Northwest cuisine and a Wine Spectator Award.
Woman-owned Thai kitchen on Beavercreek Road with pad thai, curries, and pineapple fried rice in a pineapple shell. Lunch weekdays; dinner nightly.
Chinese-owned restaurant on Molalla Avenue with General Tso's Chicken, Water Boiled Beef, pan-fried dumplings, and consistently oversized portions.
Mexican restaurant on Beavercreek Road with carne asada, enchiladas, margaritas, and a full bar. Formerly known as Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant.
A dinner-focused taqueria on Main Street with ten taco varieties, a 30-ingredient Mole Negro Enmoladas, and happy hour every day from 4 to 5pm.
Thai kitchen on McLoughlin Boulevard with curries, pad thai, and noodle dishes. Open Mon–Sat. Among the most-reviewed Thai spots in Oregon City.
Thai restaurant on Molalla Avenue with pad thai, curries, and stir-fries. Weekday lunch and dinner; Saturday dinner only.
What are the best restaurants in Oregon City?
Top-rated picks include Nebbiolo Wine Bar for Italian small plates and a serious wine list, Canard for French-American bistro food, Ginza Sushi for sushi and Asian fusion, and Watershed Cafe and Bistro for an all-day breakfast and lunch menu. Stone Cliff Inn is the go-to for a special-occasion dinner outside of downtown.
Where should I eat downtown Oregon City?
Downtown is home to several strong options. Nebbiolo Wine Bar and Canard are the top-rated sit-down restaurants. OC Taco on Main Street is the pick for dinner with a Mexican-leaning menu and daily happy hour. Watershed Cafe and Bistro covers breakfast and lunch on Main Street.
What restaurants in Oregon City have views?
Stone Cliff Inn in Carver has an elevated, scenic setting over the Clackamas River gorge that makes it popular for special occasions and events. Our waterfront restaurants guide covers additional options with direct Willamette River views.
Where can I go for a date night in Oregon City?
Nebbiolo Wine Bar is the top pick for a romantic evening: intimate room, excellent wine list, Italian small plates. Canard is the other strong choice for a bistro-style evening. Stone Cliff Inn is the classic option for a more formal special-occasion dinner.
Are there family-friendly restaurants in Oregon City?
Yes, several restaurants welcome families. Coasters Crossing on Washington Street and Oregon City India Grill both have kid-friendly menus. Our family-friendly restaurants guide covers additional options across Oregon City.