A step back in time at 60's Cafe and Diner.
Red vinyl booths, a glowing jukebox, and milkshakes thick enough to need two hands: the 60's Cafe and Diner on Boones Ferry Road is where Tualatin goes for a nostalgic meal.
60's Cafe and Diner, at 19358 SW Boones Ferry Rd, is a family-run, 1960s-themed diner that has been part of the Tualatin corridor since 2020, with a sister location in Lincoln City. Step inside and you are in another era: red vinyl booths, vintage decor, a jukebox in the corner, and a soundtrack of classic rock. The menu leans on American comfort food, from burgers and sandwiches to fries, with milkshakes that are the real draw.
It is about four minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave, making it an easy family dinner or a fun first-date stop. And in a town packed with great quick-serve options, a sit-down diner with personality gives Tualatin something a little different.
The essentials
Everything you need to know.
Where to find it
19358 SW Boones Ferry Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062
The diner sits on the Boones Ferry corridor near the heart of Tualatin, an easy stop from the Nyberg Street strip and a short drive from the neighborhood around 22379 SW 107th Ave.
(503) 427-2227When it is open
Mon-Fri 11am-8pm; Sat-Sun 8am-8pm
Weekday service starts at lunch, while weekends add breakfast from 8 a.m. so you can get pancakes with your retro decor. Confirm hours around holidays before heading out.
What to order
Burgers, shakes, and boozy shakes
Signature shakes include the John Wayne and the Peanut Butter and Nutella, and the grown-up menu adds boozy shakes. The John Wayne burger and veggie burgers are regular favorites, and everything is classic American comfort food.
Visit SiteWhat makes it special
Full retro treatment, family-run
The theme runs through everything, from the booths and jukebox to the friendly, attentive service that regulars mention again and again. It is a true local spot with a following.
On the menu
Milkshakes worth the drive.
The milkshakes are the headline act, poured thick and creamy in flavors that go well beyond the classics. The John Wayne shake is a house signature, and the Peanut Butter and Nutella version is a favorite for anyone with a serious sweet tooth. On the adult side, the boozy shakes add a little something extra and have become a quietly popular way to end a weeknight meal.
Food-wise, the menu sticks to what a retro diner does best: burgers, sandwiches, fries, and comfort plates, with veggie options so the whole table can order. Weekend breakfast starting at 8 a.m. turns the place into a family morning spot too. Pair a meal with the music and the decor and you have a dinner out that the kids will talk about all week.
For more ways to eat well close to home, Tualatin's broader lineup of cozy neighborhood restaurants, happy hours, and date-night spots keeps the dining options refreshingly varied.
Make Your Move
Dinner out, minutes from home.
Retro diners and neighborly cafes are part of daily life around 22379 SW 107th Ave. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can help you find your own table in Tualatin.
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