Focaccia & Olive Oil
Baked through the afternoon. Light and pillowy inside, lacquered and crisp on the top. Served warm with a small pour of the house oil.
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The Menu
Our menu is built from what is available and fresh via the season, inspired by the produce, flour, and cheeses of the Pacific Northwest. Dishes shift weekly. Pasta is rolled in-house, focaccia is baked daily, and the wines lean old-world.
Seasonal
Menu shifts with the harvest. Items here reflect a current evening of service.
Made for the table
Built around share plates and pasta. Most rooms order three to five courses for two.
Take-out
Available by phone. Not every dish travels well, so the take-out list is shorter than the dining room menu.
Baked through the afternoon. Light and pillowy inside, lacquered and crisp on the top. Served warm with a small pour of the house oil.
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Pulled fresh that morning. A short, rotating list from the Oregon and Washington coast, dressed simply with lemon and mignonette.
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A study in balance. Silky burrata over a sweet-and-sour agrodolce, crisp Belgian endive, and crunchy shards of yesterday's focaccia. Best with a glass of something dry and white.
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Caramelized root vegetables over a slab of fresh ricotta, finished with herbs and a drizzle of the house oil. A guest favorite the first cold week of the year.
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Hand-rolled, braised gently, served in their own sauce with grated cheese and a torn piece of focaccia for the dish.
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Whatever came in fresh that morning, treated simply. Ask your server, or sit at the bar and watch it come together.
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Rolled, cut, and cooked in-house every evening. The shapes rotate with the sauce.
A long-simmered ragù finds every ridge of the radiatori shape. Built for the sauce to grip; finished tableside with cheese and a tear of fresh basil.
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Shape and sauce change with what arrives from the farms. Could be tajarin in butter, could be agnolotti in brodo, could be something we settled on at the morning meeting.
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A vegetable-forward plate built from whatever is best at the market that week. Adaptable to the table.
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Espresso-soaked, generously portioned, dusted heavy with cocoa. The classic finish, the way it should be.
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A proper short pull. The natural companion to dessert, or a quiet end to the evening on its own.
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A rotating sweet from the kitchen. Ask, and we will tell you what came out of the oven that afternoon.
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A short, considered list. Regional Italian first, then a handful of bottles from across the old world that drink well alongside our food. Glasses, half bottles, and full bottles available, and our servers are well-versed if you would like a pairing for the table.
A short cocktail list shaped around the Italian apéritif tradition. Negronis, spritzes, and a few stirred and shaken drinks from the bar. Built to start the meal, not overpower it.
A few notes
Tartuca builds its menu from what is available and fresh via the season, so dishes shift week to week. The list here reflects a current evening of service. If you have allergies, dietary preferences, or want help building a meal for the table, please ask your server. We are happy to adapt.
Reservations recommended. The dining room is intimate. Book ahead through our reservation page, or call us at 503-477-8008.
Take-out by phone. Not all listed menu items are available for take-out, and the menu is subject to change. Call 503-477-8008.
Private dining. The room is also available for buyouts and private events. Visit our contact page to inquire about dates.
Gift cards. Virtual gift cards are available online; physical cards are at the host stand any evening we are open.
Tonight at Tartuca
Sunday through Thursday, last seating at 9pm. Friday and Saturday, last seating at 9:30pm. Closed Monday. Guests seated before last call will be able to experience a full meal.
This is a draft menu page for Tartuca · built by Glyph Sites.