Restaurant Building for Sale in Troutdale

A riverside restaurant building with the hard parts already built

Most restaurant spaces for sale in the Portland metro are shells inside strip centers, with shared walls, no parking of their own and a landlord holding the lease. This one is different: a freestanding building on its own land, set back from the highway with the Sandy River behind it, built as a roadhouse in 1947 and used for dining ever since.

That history is practical. The kitchen is a working commercial kitchen with a walk-in cooler. There are three bars — a main room, a second dining room, and a third downstairs — which means multiple service points, multiple revenue zones, or the flexibility to open part of the building while the rest is repositioned. Wood interiors, river-facing windows and the original signage give any operator character a new build cannot buy.

The sale includes the building, the land, the business and the fixtures and furniture. Two parcels come with it: the approximately 0.80-acre restaurant site and an additional roughly 0.56 acres used for overflow parking, so peak service does not spill onto the highway shoulder.

For a buyer considering a restaurant, taproom, event venue or river-oriented hospitality concept, the property offers something rare in the region: frontage on the Historic Columbia River Highway, river frontage behind, and a building that already knows how to hold a crowd.