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Robert's Crossing Restaurant

Robert's Crossing Restaurant

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4.5 Google Review
3635 River Rd S, Salem, Oregon, 97302, United States
(503) 584-1035 www.robertscrossing.com
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Apr 19, 2018
Host who was also our server was great. Very helpful with suggestions. Loved the blackberry martini, Kobe beef, blackened prawns and scallops with pesto risotto. Best food I have had in a long while. Great prices for a lovely night out. The dining room is a bit small so reservations are a must! Give them a try, you will not be disappointed!

Apr 10, 2018
Very romantic ambience, and the food is excellent quality. It's on the pricier side, and you'll have to pay extra for a soup or side salad, but it was great date night. I had the horseradish salmon, and it was delicious (and I normally don't do much horseradish), as were the mashed potatoes. I haven't tried their desserts, but the menu has some sophisticated and more unique options than your average chocolate cake. We'll be coming back here, I'm sure.

Apr 4, 2018
The baked brie and bread were Amazing! The fried brie salad was just what we needed. And the pasta portions were very generous. Service was a bit slow, but the bartender had too much on her plate. We were in no hurry and she was pleasant when present. Will definitely be back again. Looking forward to patio seating when the weather warms up.

Apr 28, 2018
Disappointment. My wife and I would pass by this place and we'd always say we need to try eating there. The clam chowder was delicious but that was it. The martini's were weak. I think a $9 drink shouldn't taste like a regular non-alcoholic one. It just feels like there too cheap to give you what you're paying for. My wife's dinner had too much salt and was not what the menu said it would be. No Prosciutto and came with different potatoes. The waitress said she has been trying to get them to correct the menu. You know what, just change it. I had the meatloaf (more loaf than meat). Light weight like it had more filler than meat. Finally, when I went to the bathroom there was a big sign above the toilet to hold the handle down for five seconds. You know what, fix your toilet, Your running a restaurant not a gas station. Dinning out has not gotten cheaper and if you think customers don't notice the little things you're wrong.

Jan 12, 2018
From family of picking eaters, WE ALL LOVED THE FOOD!!! We were passing through Salem, OR in a Sunday afternoon and decided to spent the night there; our restaurant choices were limited, Salem is a charming small town and most restaurants are closed early on Sundays, we found Robert's at google and called to find out if we'd be OK to arrive right before closing, they kindly stated that they'll wait for us. Even though we got there few moments before closing we were treated with so much warm and great service. Our food came quickly, not only that food was delicious, which is too much to say for a family whom would never grub a bite from Costco food (just across the street from our hotel). The restaurant has a great local atmosphere (is far from the tourist area, just a word of warning), I had the best Seafood soup I ever tasted and the rest of the family was same satisfied with the food. Our road trip happened few months before witting this but if Robert's kept consistency , they're just the best hidden gem from Salem.

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Opening Hours

Tue:4 pm - 9 pm
Wed:4 pm - 9 pm
Thu:4 pm - 9 pm
Fri:4 pm - 9:30 pm
Sat:4 pm - 9:30 pm