FAQS

WHAT TYPE OF FOOD DO YOU SERVE?
Our lunch menu includes specialty sandwiches, pizzas, soups, salads, hamburgers, and desserts. Our dinner menu has all of the above (except sandwiches) and also includes pasta and specialty grilled items. Check daily for for specials!  

WHAT ARE YOUR HOURS?
11AM to 10PM seven days a week.

DO YOU HAVE A “HAPPY HOUR?”
We offer a special bar menu with great deals on food and drinks. It is available all hours and it is not limited to the bar area.

WHAT ARE YOUR SPECIAL EVENTS?
We will primarily offer live theatre, but occasionally offer concerts and other live performances. Movies play throughout summer.

DO YOU HAVE BANQUET FACILITIES?
Yes! Our upstairs Piazza room seats approximately 100 people and is available to rent. It is perfect for Corporate events, private parties, receptions and reunions to name a few.  If you would like more information, please contact Dale Buck at (503) 693-3953.

CAN BISTRO FOOD GO INTO THE THEATRE?
Absolutely! We have a special menu with a variety of delicious pizzas and burgers. You can also enjoy a specialty cocktail or a cold beer in the auditorium. Bistro food is not permitted in the auditorium during live plays.

HOW CAN I APPLY FOR EMPLOYMENT?
Applications can be downloaded now! Please download and mail your completed application to the Venetian, 253 East Main Street, Hillsboro, OR 97124.

CAN WE RENT YOUR FACILITY?
The Venetian auditorium can be available for meetings, receptions and private parties. Our upstairs Piazza room is also available to rent.

DO YOU DO TAKE OUT?
Yes! Please call ahead at 503-693-3953.

WHAT COFFEE DO YOU SERVE?
We are proud to serve Caffé D’arte coffees. See our espresso link for more information.

ARE YOU ON THE MAX?
Take MAX to the Hillsboro Central station, walk north one block to Main Street and follow the glow of the Venetian sign (left 1/2 block).

WHERE CAN I PARK?
Park on the street or in the County parking lot (it’s free!) on 1st and Washington. There is also a vacant funeral home lot on 3rd and Lincoln directly behind the Venetian.  

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