(503) 232-2442
6716 SE Milwaukie Ave
Portland,
OR
97202
45.4742
-122.6487
Neighborhoods: Sellwood - Moreland Improvement League, Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program
What People Are Saying About Springwater Grill
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Nestled on a charming high street, the grill makes for a pleasing rest stop. The long bar beckons and is a perfect place to nosh. From Asian to Italian, there's a little of everything on the menu--but best to visit for the affordable bar menu, daily lunch or weekend brunch for about $10. Desserts, however, are exceptional: the creamy dark chocolate boudin is particularly unforgettable. –
Mi esposo is the best cook there
by PALOMO
Mi esposo is the best cook there.He knows what the hell he's doing.I like the hamburgers they have there.Ive neva been inside there,but mi sposo brings us sum hamburgers from here.
- Pros: cook,food
greasy
by westmorelandite
egg white omlette sitting in a pool of grease. not appealing. Wait staff nice and attentive though. Need to work on food prep. someone ordering egg whites probably doesn't want them bathed in grease.
Do you like mayo and oil?
by esorlien
My fiancee and I went to Springwater Grill tonight hoping to experience another great restaurant in our neighborhood and were completely disappointed.
We were greeted by a server who tried to take our drink order before we were even seated at the table. The rest of the service can't honestly be faulted since they explained they were shorthanded and were obviously sprinting to get to the next table.
We started with the calamari which was fairly tasty except for the cup of lightly spiced, green tinted mayonnaise they served it with. My fiancee ordered the crab cake entree, while I had the rainbow trout. The crab cakes seemed straight from the freezer with a thick breading and deep fried until dark brown. They were enough to turn the stomach. Her rice was blended with what appeared to the same mayo that came with the calamari and finished with two heaping glops of what definitely was the mayo. Her entire plate sat in a puddle of oil.
My rainbow trout was acceptable except for the shear volume of oil it was cooked in. The green beans came out in the consistency you can only expect from the can. My coconut rice came out without the mayo dressing, so I did have something to fill my stomach and absorb the rest of the mess.
The bar area really looks cute and we may stop in for a drink at another time but will never drop $60 for two at this greasy spoon again.
- Pros: Service, happy hour, ambience, parking
- Cons: Food






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