Location: Gladstone
Top Restaurants in Gladstone
Top Things to do in Gladstone
Where to eat American food in Gladstone: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Gladstone, Oregon, United States. Quaint small-town traditions. Family-friendly events. Quiet neighborhoods. These timeless qualities define Gladstone, Oregon both as a community and as a unique destination for travellers. Known for the historic Pow Wow Tree, which stands near the junction of the Willamette River and the north bank of the Clackamas River, Gladstone offers abundant activities for the whole family including RC model car racing, a bike jump track, kids’ golf course, sports fields, parks and a boat launch.
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10. Coasters Crossing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Rich B
Located in the old train station in Oregon City, Oregon, this new eatery is a must for lunch (and probably dinner, too). My only visit has been for lunch but I will be there for dinner soon. My wife ordered an open-faced meatloaf sandwich with fries and split it with her twin sister. Their complements on the food continued until we left. I had a BLT with fries and found it delicious - even though I would have like wheat bread instead of sourdough, but that was not available. The entire restaurant has been refurbished from foundation to roof and it shows. New everything laid out in a bar, food area, and game room. I did not see any children during lunch but I am sure it is the kind of family friendly place where they would be welcome when waiting for a train to come by. The service was exceptional and very friendly. Even the owner stopped by our table and talk a bit. My only disappoint during the visit was that no trains came through while we were there. But Brian, the owner, has no control over that. All in all I highly recommend "Coasters Crossing" for your dining pleasure. And check out their other location, "Coasters Brew Pub" at 18650 SE McLoughlin Blvd. Milwaukie, Oregon.
9. The Verdict Bar And Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By theeluddite
Group lunch meeting on a Saturday. Fish Tacos were a big hit at our table. I had the Caesar salad with Blackened Salmon, which was very enjoyable. Our group sat in the upstairs section and appeared to get forgotten on a Saturday, although the service and food was very good. I will go again.
8. Buster's Texas-Style Barbecue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Family owned and operated and darn proud to bring Oregon authentic Texas-style barbecue. Since 1982 we've been serving up meats so tender and tasty they'll bring out the Texan in you! And no wonder. Our 12 hour cooking process is done over a low smoke-fil
Reviewed By Mark T
Buster's does a lot right. wide variety of combo platters and sandwiches. some may be turned off by the cafeteria-style service. I am fine with that. my only criticisms are the lack of cornbread and yellow Carolina style BBQ sauce. the brisket I got was a little dry but my wives brisket was perfect
7. Coasters Brew Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By akadad
This is just a local pub / bar, but the service is the best. Super friendly, a little sassy, and good fun. Burgers were great, and the selection of local brews hit the spot. Server made some suggestions that were spot on. Nicely done.
6. Linn City Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Great local eating establishment!!
Reviewed By tftolan
Linn City Pub has consistently served the West Linn community with family dining and libations. We used to frequent the establishment in the evenings after high school sporting events. The parents of the players would occupy one or two large tables, and the athletes would occupy booths. The food is predictable and reasonably priced. The libations at times are generous depending on who is the bartender.
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5. Stanley's Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Grantman66
My kids and I eat breakfast here at least twice a month. Nothing particularly spectacular just good old fashioned breakfasts and really good service. Very local spot but a short drive from I-205 and not so local that you'll be stared at if you're not a local. I've heard their Nacho is one of the best and based on the regulars at the bar I'm assuming they pour a good drink too. Relaxing, easy and you can do four for breakfast for around $35.00.
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4. Nebbiolo Restaurant & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
We serve globally inspired, sophisticated comfort foods w/ an Italian sensibility specializing in small plates, fresh, local seafood, premium meats, fine wine & innovative desserts.
Reviewed By Oceantoes
Each time we wanted to eat here we were unable to without a reservation. So we called on Sunday mid-day and was able to score the last table for two. Unfortunately it was the one right in front of the door on a frigidly cold night. Our food and drinks were top notch though, we tried to ignore the constantly opening and closing door and arctic blast each time. (Something to consider when making a reservation)Our host and waiter were great, our drinks were great and the salad and shrimp appetizer was great. The bartender went over and above to create a special drink with Aperol and Campari. My Caesar salad was good but drowned in too much dressing. I had steak with polenta and veggies and it was done perfectly medium rare, as was my partners T-bone, which came with mashed potatoes and veggies. We shared the chocolate mousse pie which was good and not too sweet. A very wonderful evening and we'll be back soon, as there were a lot of things on the menu we wish we could have tried it all.
3. Ranee's on Main
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Nocilantro52
Ranee's has been on our list to visit for a while now. It was pretty busy on Saturday about 9:30 am but we got a table before too long. It's nice they have couches to wait on. Our server, Melissa, was very friendly, helpful, and personable and came back several times to check on us.My wife and I have joined Weight Watchers so we have to count points, so we ordered the ala carte Garden Omelette, which started out to be pretty inexpensive. We were able to substitute spinach for the peppers (personal preference, not WW), and added baby shrimp (which turned out to be quite expensive -- $5 for each of us). It was delicious, though, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. My mother-in-law got the Strawberry French Toast (which was DEFINITELY not WW) but she said it was delicious.The place is pretty crowded but I understand they're going to be expanding into the spaces on both sides so that will be very nice. We enjoyed our experience, will recommend it to anyone else, and will probably come back.
2. Yvonne's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Debi S
We love Yvonneâs. Awesome breakfast! They are always busy on Saturday and Sunday mornings. However, they are also exceptionally slow busing tables, seating people waiting. This morning there were literally 5 tables open, either in need of busing or clean and ready to seat and a very long wait. If this was addressed better they could do even more business than they do.
1. Rivershore Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By John H
We stayed at the Rivershore Hotel for four nights and ended up eating breakfast and dinner at the Rivershore several times. Breakfast and dinner were really good. Great variety, nice wine selection. I really recommend the rack of lamb with cherries on it. Excellent!! Nice view of the Willamette. Great service. Highly recommended.
