Best Seasonal Restaurants in Tualatin

Pretty place, food was excellent. Our waiter was especially nice and it was a good way to end our evening after the movies.

First off I have to say that the food at the Kona grill was top tier. The macadamia nut chicken was beyond delicious the creme sauce and the potatoes and the green beans was probably some of the best food I’ve ever eaten. Our server was also fantastic and the table side fire display they did with my husbands steak was awesome. The downside is the restaurant was so loud I had a difficult time hearing my husband across our small table that we were seated at. That was seriously the only downside other than that great experience

Dining area was draped off from the bar area which was a unique way to section the two areas. Noise could still be heard from the bar. However we were seated by the door and despite the efforts to keep the cold out my wife was could through our dinner. I appreciate the effort to section off the cold but it was still a bother. Food was good but the Pork Oso Buccu I was looking forward to ordering ran out. The ravioli was a good substitute so perhaps an earlier reservation to get full options from the menu might be needed.

This is one of our very favorite restaurants in all of Portland, especially for meeting family and friends. The ambiance and comfort level are unmatched. The menu is extensive enough for everyone to find something they enjoy. The prices do not exceed the value of the meal, which itself is invariably of high quality and well-prepared. One does not go away hungry. The service is always friendly and welcoming. The Oswego Grill in Lake Oswego always feels festive and warm. Seriously, I cannot think of another restaurant with all these fine qualities.

We had a nice dinner on veterans day. Since being a veteran my meal was complimentary. Only thing that could have made it an even greater experience was to have had happy hour.