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Canard - Oregon City reviews from people who’ve dined at this restaurant. Based on recent rating.
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Noise • Moderate
Portland / Oregon
Contemporary American
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Warm, creative and lively, Canard blends casual and elegant elements. Guests describe a buzzy, fun kitchen energy (especially at the chef’s counter), inventive dishes and friendly staff. It can get noisy during peak times, so if you prefer quiet conversation ask for a tucked-away table or an earlier seating.
Yes, the staff are known to be accommodating. Guests commonly report staff arranging birthday surprises, handling dietary restrictions, and helping with seating preferences (quiet table, counter, patio). Call ahead to request accommodations, special celebrations, or menu needs so the team can prepare.
Yes, Canard has covered outdoor patio seating that guests describe as pleasant for groups and on sunny days. Patio seating has been used for parties and brunch; if you prefer outdoor dining request it when you reserve.
Smart casual is the recommended dress code. Guests typically dine comfortably in neat, casual attire, nothing overly formal is required, but the restaurant’s elevated menu and service make smart casual a good fit.
Busiest: weekend evenings (Friday/Saturday) and popular brunch/dinner service times. Quietest: midweek lunches and earlier dinner seatings tend to be calmer. Because Canard is well‑liked and often busy, reservations are recommended for peak times.
Family-friendly seating: yes. Guests frequently bring children and note a Little Ducks kids menu and staff who are accommodating, the restaurant welcomes families and can seat parties at booths, patio tables or the chef’s counter. Accessibility specifics (ramps, wheelchair seating) aren’t stated in available sources, so call ahead to confirm any special accessibility needs.
It depends on your goal: for a lively, energetic night go on a Friday or Saturday evening when the restaurant is buzzing; for a quieter meal choose a midweek lunch or an early dinner. Brunch can be popular, so plan ahead and reserve if you want a specific time or outdoor patio seating.
Portions vary, Canard leans toward shareable small plates plus a few full entrées. Many guests recommend ordering multiple apps to share (steam burgers, salads, and small plates are popular), and desserts are often sized for two. Some entrees and sides are described as generous, while others are purposely smaller to encourage tasting several dishes.
Yes, Canard’s menu changes regularly. Guests and menu structure point to a rotating, seasonal approach with distinct Lunch, Brunch and Dinner offerings and frequent new items; many guests praise the ever-changing, creative menu.
Yes, Canard is a popular spot for a fun, slightly upscale date night. Guests rave about creative, shareable dishes, handcrafted cocktails and an extensive wine list that make for a memorable evening. The vibe is lively and buzzy (sometimes a bit loud), so it’s great if you want energy; ask for a cozy table or the chef’s counter if you prefer a more intimate experience. Reservations are recommended for prime dinner times.
Yes, Canard has a full bar with creative cocktails, an extensive wine list by the glass and bottle, beers and ciders, and digestifs. Guests frequently praise the cocktails and wine pairings as highlights of the meal.
Several signature items keep coming up: the Steam Burger (tiny, highly recommended), crispy Broccoli (often called a must-try), and Foie Gras Dumplings. Guests also praise the Duck Stack/duck pancakes, creative salads (Green Goddess, Broccoli Cobb), and the desserts (Hazelnut mille‑feuille, Pine Nut or Black Forest sundaes).
For a lively night out, choose Friday or Saturday when the restaurant hums with energy. For a quieter, more relaxed meal, opt for a midweek lunch or early week dinner when it’s less crowded. Reservations always help secure the experience you want.
There aren’t regularly advertised price deals in the provided sources, but guests note special experiences: the chef’s counter to watch the kitchen, "surprise me" wine selections, seasonal menu changes, and thoughtful birthday or celebration gestures. Call ahead to ask about seasonal tastings or wine-pairing experiences.
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Canard - Oregon City is rated 4.9 stars by 392 OpenTable diners.
Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.
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