4.8
- 4.7Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.5Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.8
Noise • Moderate
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Yes, Canard - Beaverton provides family seating: high chairs are available on arrival and staff will help stow a stroller or make space beside your table.
Yes, Canard - Beaverton accepts private parties and can host private events.
Guests frequently describe portions as generous or above average, with many dishes sized for sharing among the table.
Yes, many guests celebrate anniversaries and special evenings here, and reviewers recommend Canard for romantic dinners and celebrations.
Yes, Canard - Beaverton is presented as a family-friendly location, with a kids menu on the main menu and practical touches like high chairs and help stowing strollers, making it a popular spot for family celebrations.
Yes, Canard - Beaverton is part of a small group: it joins the celebrated Portland Canard, and guests also reference an Oregon City location.
Casual dress, comfortable, everyday clothes are appropriate; nothing formal is required.
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