Canard
French-American · $$ · DowntownA sister restaurant to Portland's Le Pigeon, with duck-forward brunch, French bistro mains like Beef Cheek Bourguignon, and a French-leaning wine list.
Dinner in Oregon City covers a wide range, from white-tablecloth special occasions at Stone Cliff Inn to pub nights at Highland Stillhouse and sushi omakase at Ginza. The city's dinner scene is stronger than most people expect, with genuine options at every price point.
The restaurants below all serve dinner and are recommended by locals. Reservations are worth making at the upscale end, especially on weekends.
Eating earlier in the day? See breakfast or lunch for more options.
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.
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.
Ramen and dim sum restaurant on Beavercreek Road with crab puffs, dumplings, chicken katsu ramen, and bubble tea. Closed Tuesdays; Sunday closes at 8pm.
Named after Tokyo's Ginza district, this Oregon City restaurant blends Japanese sushi with Chinese cuisine, precise preparation, and fresh fish.
Chinese-owned restaurant on Molalla Avenue with General Tso's Chicken, Water Boiled Beef, pan-fried dumplings, and consistently oversized portions.
A dark, wood-heavy Scottish pub perched above Willamette Falls, with a whisky list that runs deep into Scotch and hearty pub fare made with local suppliers.
Sports bar and grill on Main Street in downtown Oregon City, with pub food, a pool table, and a daily happy hour on the patio.
Sports-themed bar and grill on Molalla Avenue, with the Coops Classic Cheese Burger, wings in five flavors, and a daily happy hour from 3 to 6pm.
McMenamins in a converted 1930 Episcopal church near the Oregon City Bridge, with Northwest pub fare, house-made pizza, and a pet-friendly patio.
A family-owned wood-fired pizza spot on Main Street since 2007, with thin-crust pies made from scratch in a restored historic downtown building.
Oregon City's oldest bar since 1933, with all-day breakfast, a full burger lineup, birria, 20 beers on tap, and 11 league-quality pool tables.
A local Oregon drive-in chain open since 1988, with fresh-grilled burgers, hand-dipped shakes in 20+ flavors, and a full lineup of seafood and chicken baskets.
Mexican restaurant on Beavercreek Road with carne asada, enchiladas, margaritas, and a full bar. Formerly known as Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant.
An intimate wine bar with 300+ handpicked wines, a full seasonal menu from shareables to mains, and an OpenTable Diner's Choice 2025 nod.
Chinese restaurant and lounge on Main Street downtown with Kung Pao Chicken, Sweet & Sour Pork, and spring rolls. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
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.
Fast-casual Japanese teriyaki counter on Beavercreek Road, with teriyaki plates, yakisoba noodles, and pot stickers. Open daily except Sunday.
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.
Chinese restaurant on Molalla Avenue with salt and pepper dishes, beef chow fun, crab puffs, and prawns in black bean sauce. Closed Tuesdays.
A family-friendly neighborhood pizza pub in south Oregon City, open daily 10am–10pm with fresh-baked pies, homemade pasta, take-n-bake, and full catering.
A 21+ neighborhood pub on Main Street with a scratch-made menu covering all-day breakfast, burgers, prime rib on weekends, and Dungeness crab.
Waterfront dining on the Willamette River with breakfast through dinner, an outdoor deck, river views, and OpenTable Diner's Choice since 2019.
A family-owned Italian bistro on Main Street with generational recipes, house-made pasta sauces, handmade desserts, and a solid wine list.
A lodge-style restaurant among basalt cliffs on the Clackamas River in Carver, with seasonal Pacific Northwest cuisine and a Wine Spectator Award.
Thai kitchen on McLoughlin Boulevard with curries, pad thai, and noodle dishes. Open Mon–Sat. Among the most-reviewed Thai spots in Oregon City.
Mexican restaurant on Molalla Ave since 1992 with fajitas, enchiladas, a large tequila selection, karaoke, and happy hour Monday through Friday.
Thai restaurant on Molalla Avenue with pad thai, curries, and stir-fries. Weekday lunch and dinner; Saturday dinner only.
Woman-owned Thai kitchen on Beavercreek Road with pad thai, curries, and pineapple fried rice in a pineapple shell. Lunch weekdays; dinner nightly.
A fast-casual Greek and Mediterranean spot on OR-213 in Oregon City, serving gyros, souvlaki, Greek salad, and feta fries daily from 11am to 8pm.
A farm-to-table brunch and dinner spot in historic Oregon City, scratch-made and seasonal, with aebleskivers, eggs benedicts, and Social Hour.
Upscale American bar and grill across from the Clackamas County Courthouse in downtown Oregon City, with a court-themed menu and a weekend late-night lounge.
A full-service saloon in Southridge Shopping Center with live music, happy hour 2–5pm, weekend brunch, and a scratch kitchen running burgers and birria tacos.
Where should I go for dinner in Oregon City?
For a special dinner, Stone Cliff Inn and Nebbiolo Wine Bar are the top picks. For something more casual, The Hive Social, Rivershore Bar & Grill, and Highland Stillhouse Pub are all solid choices. Ginza Sushi is the go-to for a sushi dinner.
What Oregon City restaurants are open for dinner?
Most of Oregon City's best restaurants focus on the dinner service, Stone Cliff Inn, Nebbiolo Wine Bar, Canard, Rivershore Bar & Grill, Ginza Sushi, and Highland Stillhouse Pub all serve dinner. Hours vary, so check ahead for specific times.
Where can I get a nice dinner in Oregon City?
Stone Cliff Inn is the top choice for a formal or special-occasion dinner. Nebbiolo Wine Bar and Canard both offer a more relaxed but still upscale dining experience. All three are worth a reservation.
What is the best restaurant in Oregon City for a dinner date?
Nebbiolo Wine Bar is the first pick for a dinner date, intimate setting, excellent wine list, and Italian small plates that work well for sharing. Canard is a close second. For a splurge, Stone Cliff Inn is the classic special-occasion choice.