
A vibrant dining destination known for its contemporary take on classic dishes, perfect for casual meals or special occasions. Menu highlights include fried chicken, steaks, and seafood, complemented by an award-winning happy hour and handcrafted cocktails featuring over 70 amari. With a warm ambiance and attentive service, Amaro’s Table provides a welcoming experience for both locals and visitors alike.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 17707 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98683
Phone: (360) 947-2084
Website: https://www.amarostable.com/
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Reviews
The ambiance of the new location is perfect for the spot and fully transformed from its predecessor. They had it fully prepared for the holiday as the place was packed but not overwhelming or loud.
The food was amazing! Loved the specials for Valentine’s Day with the Filet Mignon and Arancini. We also enjoyed some of the classics like the beet salad and the Fried Chicken.
Would love to come back and try the happy hour, as the drinks and food looked great for the price.
Looking forward to returning in the future!
What really sets this location apart is the service. The staff works seamlessly as a team, supporting one another in a way that elevates the entire dining experience. We visited with a party of five and made reservations about a week in advance—and even then, there were only two time slots available for a Wednesday night. It was incredibly busy, so reservations are highly recommended.
We opted for a family-style meal, which allowed us to sample a wide variety of dishes. The Brussels sprouts were the only item that didn’t quite win the table over, but everything else hit the mark. The seared ahi bruschetta was fresh and flavorful, the calamari was perfectly cooked, and the bread with whipped ricotta was a standout. Even someone in our group who typically avoids blue cheese enjoyed the wedge salad, which says a lot.
For entrées, we ordered the fried chicken steak, risotto, linguini, and the chicken sandwich. While the risotto wasn’t a favorite and something we’d likely skip next time, anything chicken-related was absolutely phenomenal. The linguini ended up being the unanimous favorite at the table.
Overall, Amaro’s Table East Vancouver delivers an exceptional dining experience with standout service, a refined atmosphere, and a menu full of hits. We will definitely be back. It’s not overly casual, so plan to dress a bit nicer and make a reservation—you won’t regret it.
We waited 10+ minutes for a table while parties our size were seated ahead of us (none having reservations). Shared a 6 person table with another party (not surprising when you need to maximize the number of people seated). Then waited for a server (the hostess finally came by to ask if we had been served before one showed up). We stayed positive the entire time – restaurant work isn’t easy. We noticed the people next to us were getting refills on drinks and checked on how things were going while we were largely ignored. We were similarly dressed and engaging but may not fit the typical demographic for the area.
The food selection, quality, and flavor were okay but a bit overpriced (IMO) for the area.
The atmosphere was good – an upgrade from the previous restaurant.
Overall very disappointing. Too many dining options to be treated like we were.
Everything is crafted to perfection! The cocktails, the steak was cooked perfectly medium rare as ordered. Brussel spouts were delightful. The daily risotto is always a winner. The service was exceptional. Jess was our server but you will be in great care with Mike or Maddie too. You want to impress someone but dont want to spend gaucho money Amaros is the spot (and I think better food and value).
Once seated, Michael promptly welcomed us, took our drink order and talked about the menu, offering some appetizers.
Our drinks were at our table within minutes, followed by our delicious appetizers of calamari and Aja tuna served on a crostini. The craft cocktail and appetizers were a perfect starter. Michael continued to make our dining experience perfect, relaxing and enjoyable. Our water glasses were constantly filled, dinner arrived flawlessly. We enjoyed the prawn linguine, fried chicken and the salmon. (we were a party of four) as delicious as everything was, the portions were large, and we had to take our left overs with us.
Great dining experience, fabulous service, a great date night. Sadly, no pictures of our food, but trust me it was delicious!
Thank you!
Vibe: The space is almost unrecognizable from when it was Hopworks. Guest Experience Director Haleigh Haase has done an incredible job with the makeover. Beautiful chandeliers are suspended over each table, along with a sizable, impressive chandelier that serves as the centerpiece. The previous army of beer taps has been replaced with a lovely, white-illuminated cocktail bar. Thanks to the carpet and acoustic tiles, the former gym-like echo has been eradicated. Instead, savvy background music plays at a comfortable level that invites conversation.
The new staff run a smooth operation. The quality of the food is consistent with the downtown location.
Cocktails were almost as good. According to Beverage Director Preston Groves, most of the cocktails are batched (pre-made) and served on tap. Nitrogen replaces the liquid as it’s poured, which helps preserve the batch. This cocktail snob could taste a slight difference from the bespoke, hand-mixed cocktails downtown, but most people will be more than pleased.
Amaro’s Table Eastside will be in heavy rotation among our dining spots. Will I still dine downtown? Of course! -VanPort Insider