Location: Sherwood
Top Restaurants in Sherwood
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Top 10 restaurants in Sherwood, United States
Sherwood is a city in Washington County, Oregon, United States. Located in the southeast corner of the county, it is a residential community in the Tualatin Valley, southwest of Portland. As of the 2010 census, Sherwood had a population of 18,194 residents. The city's population for 2014 was estimated to be 18,978 by the U.S. Census. Sherwood was first incorporated in 1893 as a town. Originally named Smockville after its founder, James Christopher Smock, the town was given its current name by local businessman Robert Alexander in 1891, who likely named it after his hometown of Sherwood, Michigan.
Things to do in Sherwood
1. Crazy Sushi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By tiredandtravelled - Portland, Oregon
I always get the special bento. It is always crowded, in fact we get here when it opens for lunch. Free edamame with your meal. Good, hot green tea. Very sweet and efficient servers. Wonderful perfectly, crafted sushi rolls and nigiri. If you would rather have more salad and less rice let your server know and she will swap it out. Imaginative rolls.
2. Symposium Coffee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By AmeliaAnne1024 - Cottage Grove, Oregon
Great coffee on the welcoming porch of an old house in an historic downtown neighborhood. What a great way to take a break, get some quiet time, read a book, catch up with friends or get out the house to study for a test while your husband watches the kids. There are tasty treats to accompany the beverage of your choice and friendly folks who serve.
3. Dar Essalam
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By newyorker1953 - Wilsonville, Oregon
Drove by the restaurant today and thought, hmmmm, why not. So glad we did. Service is so efficient. Several people serving, cleaning tables, and what ever else needs to be done. Food was excellent. Good flavors, tender meats, tasty lentil soup, and excellent tea. Baklava for desert with almonds and ice cream was the perfect finish. We will be back.
4. Sesame Donuts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Shrim820
Attached to the library and walking distance from the market in the summer. This place has great donuts, bagels,sandwiches and Tillamook ice cream.Its a small menu but large selection of donuts and coffee drinks made right. Indoor outdoor seating makes it a good little place to stop and grab a coffee or a treat.
5. Fat Milo's Family Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Mur S - Salem, Oregon
Went here with Stubbs on a search for a new breakfast favorite. We found it. If you've been following me you may know my friend Stubbs doesn't like a grubby restaurant. But even worse for Stubbs is a place trying hard to be fancy, charging too much but disappointing on the meal. Fat Milos has some fancy choices along with the regular eggs n potatoes and the prices are reasonable. We got a comfy kitchen view table (another thing Stubbs hates are spindly tables). While pondering the menu and chatting with excited repeat customers who offered advice on what to choose, we watched plate after plate of delicious looking breakfasts coming out at a pace that kept up with our server regularly filling our coffee. We decided on the salmon and the Huevos rancheros. Big portions, too good not to get a to go box! Only thing was we shopped for a few hours after breakfast with the leftovers in the trunk and Stubbs tossed it! Two hour 'food goes bad rule' Stubb says. I was ready to dig in the garbage...
6. Clancy's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By allison d - Sherwood, Oregon
Delicious Reuben sandwich the corn beef had soooo much flavor and sooo tender. Really friendly service. Very laid back. Outdoor seating available and sometimes there are . Lots of sports on tv screens. They have Boneyard beer on tap. They have a nice menu with lots to choose from. Irish pub serving burgers, salads, fish and pasta. They were also serving breakfast too and others seemed to enjoy it as well.
7. Mason
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By VacaBoy - Portland, Oregon
Old town Sherwood little storefront, only about thirty seats, tiny bar. Started with exceptional martini (the vermouth is unique and takes the edge off the vodka). Excellent wine menu, meets needs of many tastes. Every item that came to the table was timely served. A couple had tagliatelli bolognese, one lasagna, and I had angel hair with prawns. All well-prepared. Gelatos for dessert, other options we didn't have. The check was a pleasant experience, especially given the exceptional meal.
8. Mod Pizza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Janlee S - Dundee, Oregon
We all love this pizza place because it has something for every palate. We all enjoy picking our individual favorites. I especially enjoy the salads which have pizza ingredients incorporated right into the mix. Friendly staff is also a plus. Price is very reasonable.
9. Ancestry Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Bob S - Olathe, Kansas
We don't have much experience with craft beer but we really enjoyed our lunch here with friends. The waitress let us sample a couple of beers before we made our choices. The 2 types of burgers we tried (Ancestry & Canberra) we both very good. All in all a very pleasant experience.
10. Tree's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
New restaurant in Sherwood, Oregon
Reviewed By Marie-Claire B - Sequim, Washington
My cousins took me here for my birthday dinner. The ambience is set like a modern tree house. Diverse menu with a nod to creole and French influences.
The place was packed and loud on this Saturday night. The food was good and proportions freakishly large. Everyone needed To go containers, and we aren't diminutive in stature. The food here is very flavorful and came out hot. This isn't tweezer food and bot sophisticated. It feels more like home cooking.
We had reservations but the restaurant had over booked and we would have o wait an additional 20 Minutes if we didn't take the table in the lounge.
The lounge was confortable. We did have to speak very loud to be heard and that was a bit fatiguing. After all the 10 and 12 top tables emptied from the dining room, it was college graduation dinner night, we could finally speak normally.
Our appetizer of mozzarella came out as crab cakes, we had to convince the waiter that indeed these were not crab cakes, my niece cannot eat seafood.
Apparently the mozzarella and crab cakes look the same and there was a new guy on the fryer that night. They compted us the appetizer which was appreciated.
We are easy going and we will return in the summer to enjoy sitting in the very lovely outdoor seating.
My cousin assured me that this night of guffaws was aberrant. The food was good enough and setting in the trees compelling enough for me to try it again on another evening.
