
WildFin American Grill™ is your neighborhood restaurant, casual, affordable with a comfortable sense of style. WildFin is the place where friends and family gather to eat, drink and share life’s occasions. A safe adventure, a warm haven on a cool Northwest day. WildFin’s menu selections feature the finest the region has to offer, from Northwest meats, fresh fish, seafood, and produce. Our beverage selections include the best of the Northwest beers and wines, along with WildFin classic cocktails. At WildFin we are committed to delivering outstanding hand crafted food and beverage that will always exceed your expectations.
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Address: 2725 SW Cedar Hills Blvd #130, Beaverton, OR 97005
Phone: (503) 718-7331
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Reservations: wildfinamericangrill.com
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Mahalo WildFin American Grill – Beaverton!!!
The seafood chowder is very good, highly recommend.
The oyster shooters were served on the half shell and tasted fresh.
I had the shrimp and grits which comes with andouille sausage and a chipotle sauce. Really large shrimp, very spicy, and a decent sized portion. They didn’t scrimp here.
My wife had the miso cod with a risotto. Not bad but nothing to get excited about. Flavors were muted.
They also have a full bar and a pretty good selection of beers (not all IPAs)
We
Booked the table 8:15 and we’re a little early but the table was ready for us.
The seafood chowder I had was too salty.
May be the soup dried in the late evening.
The ribs I have is a pretty big portion and the smoky southern taste was very good.
I then had a cheddar burger which was equally as tasty and the fries were perfectly crisp.
Both of our drinks were fantastic. I do have to say, I wish this, salt trend on margaritas would pass. This is the 4th place I’ve visited that put salt up the side of the glass. It’s not practical since there’s so much salt. You wouldn’t want to lick the side of the glass, it would be a heat attack waiting to happen. It’s also very messy and I kept wiping salt off the table. I wish people would just go back to a simple seasoned rim.
Lastly, our server Mirabel was fabulous. She had a great, friendly demeanor, and exceptional listening skills. She was attentive and professional – a credit to the establishment.
WildFin American Grill in Beaverton offers a welcoming and relaxed dining atmosphere, living up to its reputation as a casual neighborhood restaurant that prides itself on serving the best products the region has to offer. With a focus on Northwest meats, seafood, and produce, as well as local handcrafted beers and wines, they aim to deliver a high-quality dining experience—and for the most part, they succeed.
We visited on a Monday evening, just before the dinner rush, and were seated immediately since the restaurant wasn’t busy yet. The staff was friendly and attentive, which set a great tone for the meal.
Food & Drinks
I ordered the WildFin Dinner House Burger ($25.95), which came with bacon onion jam, Cambozola cheese, arugula, tomato, and a brioche bun, served with Parmesan truffle fries on the side. I also paired it with the WildFin Hefeweizen ($7.95), though they were out of my first choice of beer.
The burger was excellent—one of the best I’ve had in recent memory. The flavors were well-balanced, with the bacon onion jam adding a nice sweetness that complemented the creamy, slightly funky Cambozola cheese. The truffle fries were tasty, though they didn’t stand out as much as the burger. The presentation was impressive, with the food served on a wooden plate tray, which added to the experience.
My cousins ordered the Petite Tender ($34.95), which featured a chimichurri herb salsa and garlic herb butter, alongside the Alaskan Sockeye with lemon vermouth butter and avocado verde. They enjoyed their meals, though they felt the Fresh Shucked Oysters ($4.25 each) weren’t worth the price, mentioning that they were on the smaller side—about the size of a silver dollar.
Ambiance & Atmosphere
The restaurant itself had a nice atmosphere, with good background music that my cousins pointed out. One unexpected but enjoyable surprise was a guitarist who came in to perform for a birthday celebration at another table. He played multiple songs, including Happy Birthday, which added a unique touch to the evening. It wasn’t clear whether this was arranged by the restaurant or an outside vendor, but it certainly enhanced the experience.
Final Thoughts
Overall, WildFin American Grill delivers on its promise of handcrafted food and drinks that highlight the best of the Northwest. The service was great, the atmosphere was enjoyable, and the food—especially the burger—was fantastic. The only real downside was the pricing of the oysters, which didn’t quite match their size.
Would I return? Absolutely. I’d love to explore more of their menu, and if their other dishes are as good as the WildFin Dinner House Burger, then it’s definitely worth coming back for.
⭐ Rating: 4.5/5 – Highly recommended for a quality meal with a great atmosphere!
Edit: Came back for the Pistachio Crusted Halibut! Another excellent meal albeit a bit on the $teep side for the portion size.
Me and my partner ordered 3 oysters as an appetizer. Since they were $4.95 for each oyster, we expected them to be decent size so we didn’t order a lot of it to start off. However, after waiting for almost 20 minutes for just the oysters, we were quite disappointed with the size of it when it arrived. The oysters were not much bigger than a size of quarter coin. They also didn’t taste very fresh. I am also writing this review the day after we have just eaten out here, and since we got home last night, I’ve been experiencing horrible stomachaches that is lasting me till this afternoon. So to just sum it up, the oysters gave me food poisoning. ♀️
The entrees we ordered were okay. I got the grilled salmon and my partner got the surf&turf. The portion was a bit comedically small. For $35-$50 a plate, we didn’t expect it to be just one small cut of fish and a few potatoes (that were extremely salty) on the sides.
Personally, I wouldn’t return here again and I wouldn’t recommend any family or friends to dine here either. There are so many other restaurants with the same style cuisines in Beaverton/Portland area that would do you better with the quality, quantity, and price.