Posted in Oregon
January 31, 2020
The 11 Restaurants You’ll Want To Eat At In Oregon In 2020
There are so many great dining spots around the Beaver State that we could feature a new restaurant every week and never run out of recommendations. Of course, do have a few favorites. These places are just a few of the tried-and-true dining venues that we go back to again and again. They’re the restaurants we always recommend to out-of-town guests, and they run the gamut from casual spots to historic icons.
*These restaurants aren’t ranked, they’re presented alphabetically, because there’s no way we could possibly decide which ones are the best!
We’re aware that these uncertain times are limiting many aspects of life as we all practice social and physical distancing. While we’re continuing to feature destinations that make our state wonderful, we don’t expect or encourage you to go check them out immediately. We believe that supporting local attractions is important now more than ever and we hope our articles inspire your future adventures! And on that note, please nominate your favorite local business that could use some love right now: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/nominate/
It makes a certain amount of sense to get your fish from a gillnet boat, doesn't it? This little boat is a walk-up restaurant that specializes in just one thing - fish 'n chips - and it does it so, so well.
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Cowboy Dinner Tree was once a spot along the cattle trail where hungry cattlemen stopped to dine. Today, it's a family-style restaurant that serves some of the best biscuits, beans, chicken, and steak you'll ever try. The restaurant has just two entrees on the menu, but they're both delicious!
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Dan & Louis Oyster Bar has been around since 1907, and it's still run by members of the same family. In fact, it's the oldest family-owned restaurant in Portland! The seafood dishes are all excellent, but of course the specialty is oysters.
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The Horn Public House & Brewery has delicious chowder, sandwiches, and pizza, but its view is just as good as the food. It's perched on a cliff overlooking the world's smallest navigable harbor in Depoe Bay.
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Huber's opened its doors way back in 1879, and it's one of Oregon's oldest restaurants. When it opened up as a saloon back then, it offered a free turkey sandwich with every drink purchased. As you can imagine, a LOT of turkey sandwiches were consumed. Nowadays, you'll pay for your sandwich, but it's well worth it!
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This quirky burger joint in Junction City has some of the most unique landscaping you've ever seen, and the inside of the restaurant is just as kitschy! The five burgers on the menu are thick, juicy, and covered in tasty toppings.
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Multnomah Falls Lodge is one of Oregon's most iconic pieces of history. Built in 1925, it boasts a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, a room that's made up completely of windows (including the ceiling), and a patio that lets you view the waterfall while you dine.
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Pok Pok just keeps winning awards, so we just keep going back for more delicious Southeast Asian food! Everything on the menu is amazing, but you definitely need an order of the Ike’s Vietnamese Fish Sauce Wings.
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Screen Door gets a lot of hype. Is it really that good? Yes. Yes, it really is. Its mac 'n cheese was recently named "Best in State," and its fried chicken is to die for.
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A trip to Tad's is like stepping back in time to the 1940s. This roadhouse hasn't change much. It still has its original jukebox, and it's still making the most incredible chicken and dumplings. Dine on the patio for a river view.
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This eclectic dining spot in Salem is well-known for its breakfast and brunch offerings, and the ingredients here are all top notch. The signature item on the menu is the Incredible Flying Biscuit, and it includes thick-cut bacon, buttermilk fried chicken, a fried egg, cheese, and creamy sausage gravy. Yum!
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This is just a small sampling of some of Oregon’s best restaurants. What other places do you plan to visit in 2020? Tell us in the comments!
Address: 95410 OR-99, Junction City, OR 97448, USA
Address: 50836 E Bay Rd, Silver Lake, OR 97638, USA
Address: 1634 Duane St, Astoria, OR 97103, USA
Address: 208 SW Ankeny St, Portland, OR 97204, USA
Address: 110 SE N Coast Hwy, Depoe Bay, OR 97341, USA
Address: 411 SW 3rd Ave, Portland, OR 97204, USA
Address: 53000 East, Historic Columbia River Hwy, Corbett, OR 97019, USA
Address: 3226 SE Division St, Portland, OR 97202, USA
Address: 2337 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214, USA
Address: 1325 Historic Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, OR 97060, USA
Address: 140 17th St NE, Salem, OR 97301, USA
