Very classy place - the kind of drinks you can get anywhere else made by bartenders that aren't…read morejust poor college kids. Very cool décor and friendly staff. They don't serve food, but they didn't have a problem with us bringing food in

"This must be the place" is the song that entered my head as I sat down at the bar because it felt…read morelike home. The barkeep was very attentive and talked with me about classic cocktails and hard to find liquors. We shared some love for The Botanist Gin and gave a shout-out to those monks for the Chartreuse. The vintage TV was playing Beetlejuice, and this was immediately loved by all the patrons. This bar feels chill and inviting all at once. It's small and yet so big in personality. You can even order a pizza if you're hungry. I didn't because the cocktails were on point, and we didn't save room. They have fresh squeezed juice for every cocktail and lots of fun tinctures. You'll find something to tickle your fancy. Your barkeep is willing to work with you. The menu has lots to offer too, including a fun happy hour. What are you waiting for? Get in here.

Super good energy and fresh juice in my cocktail. It's a bit hard to find but worth the search.read more

Male bartender was very aggressive with my friend when she was trying to politely address another…read morecustomer about switching tables to fit our party (the other table was okay with it)

Rainy Day, Great Bar Seat, and One Memorable Meal…read more It was a cold, rainy Oregon afternoon when I stumbled into Castor, and I'm glad I did. There happened to be one open seat at the bar, which is my favorite place to dine when traveling. Sitting at the bar lets you talk story with the bartender, learn the menu, and watch the cocktails come together. If you're eating alone, I highly recommend grabbing a seat here. The bartender was friendly, easy to talk with, and clearly knew both the menu and the craft behind the bar. One thing that stood out right away was their use of fresh local ingredients, which really shows up in the flavor of the dishes and drinks. I started with the Golden Manhattan, made with a pecan-infused bourbon that was fantastic. It had a rich, slightly nutty flavor with warm vanilla notes and just the right touch of sweetness. Smooth, balanced, and a great way to kick off the meal. Alongside that I ordered the chorizo clam chowder, which brought a creamy base with just the right amount of spice from the chorizo. Comfort food with a little personality. For dinner I switched gears and ordered the Creole Sour. This one really stood out. Bright citrus up front, a smooth bourbon backbone, and a subtle spice note that tied perfectly into the Creole theme. It had that classic sour balance, tart, slightly sweet, and refreshing without overpowering the drink. Dinner was the gumbo with hot bread and butter, and it delivered. Deep flavor, a nice slow warmth from the spice, and hearty enough to make the rainy Oregon weather feel like part of the experience. To finish things off I kept it simple with a neat pour of Ben Holladay, which made for the perfect nightcap. The staff were welcoming and relaxed, which made the whole experience feel easy and comfortable. This is the kind of place that works whether you're dining solo, meeting friends, out with someone special, or grabbing dinner with a group. The price point landed right where it should be for the quality of food, cocktails, and service. If you're in Corvallis and can grab a seat at the bar at Castor, take it. Order a cocktail, settle in, and enjoy the ride. It turned a rainy afternoon into one heck of a meal.

Wonderful, incredible service. Our waitress was super awesome, we brought a bottle of wine and she…read moreoffered to decanter it for us. I got the filet (5 oz) and it came with super yummy mashed potatoes and asparagus, perfect portion for a small 22 year old. The restaurant itself was quiet enough so u could easily hear people across the table from you and it is super pretty inside, very nice ambiance.

Great spot, I've had some lovely food and good times at the Biere Library. Service is always…read morespeedy. My celiac friend had lots of choices here which makes it a no brainer dinner stop! Lots of board game choices to be entertained while you wait/eat.

Very cool atmosphere! Loved the beer, food not so much. Paprika chips were burnt and tastes…read moreacrid. The apple, Brie, pork sandwich was very bland. Seasoning, especially a little salt adds so much to taste. Left a bit disappointed .

Del Almo provides a delightful evening experience with sophisticated and cozy ambiance. Enjoyed the…read moreWednesday three course dinner special. Started with The Savage Detective and they provide bread with dip. The service was excellent. Dinner included selections: Roasted Delicata: A seasonal squash dish featuring moscatel vinegar, spiced pepitas (pumpkin seeds), shaved mahon cheese, and romesco sauce. Bacon Guacamole: A smoky twist on a classic, served with house-cured bacon, chipotles, hazelnuts, and fresh chips. Creamy Kabocha Sopa: A smooth winter squash soup garnished with mahon Beef Barbacoa Enchiladas: Braised beef in adobo with salsa verde, frijoles charros, and butternut salsa Flourless Chocolate Torte: A rich Mexican chocolate cake with orange spice, passion fruit curd, and almond praline. Key Lime Pie: Features a graham cracker crust, toasted coconut

Fantastic experience every time. Second time ordering the filet - it was just as good as the first…read moretime and tasted the exact same. The complimentary bread was fresh, while the dipping sauces that go with it add a great variety of unique flavor. Lastly, the Café on Leche for desert was smooth and delicious

Absolutely loved this place. TacoVino in Corvallis is a total gem. The service was great and…read moreincredibly fast, which made the whole experience even better. We tried a variety of tacos (curry chicken, Peking duck, fish, barbacoa, and al pastor) and every single one was packed with flavor and perfectly prepared. The fresh, hot chips with both the green and red salsas were next-level good. Honestly, we could've made a meal out of just that. We also enjoyed a rosé sangria and a Tempranillo from Spain, both excellent and really complemented the food well. Beyond the food and drinks, the atmosphere was just as memorable. It was relaxed, inviting, and a perfect spot to sit back and enjoy the moment. This is definitely one of those places you want to come back to again and again.

We enjoyed our time at Taco Vino in Corvallis, a popular spot near the OSU campus, with one major…read morecaveat. With its combination of tasty tacos, drinks and a celebratory atmosphere, it's easy to see why this place is popular in a university town, with wait times on the weekends pulling in up to one hour waits. I ordered a steak taco and a grilled steelhead trout taco, the daily special. We additionally ordered carnitas tacos. From a service perspective, we had a misfire. One item, an agua Fresca (passion fruit?) that our waiter recommended, turned out to be incredibly sour. Possibly it was out of season. It's rare that I send an item back, but when it happens, most places handle it graciously. Here, unfortunately, telling the waiter my pucker-y agua fresca didn't taste good, received an initial refusal back from the owner to send back the drink, & an offer that I keep the drink, and simple syrup be added to sweeten it, which wasn't something I was excited for, given the tart bite of my first sip. But I agreed, at their insistence, to try that, finding it still incredibly sour. The initial refusal to make things right, right off the bat, didn't leave a positive impression.

10/10 for Ambiance and service. The inside is gorgeous…read more Easily the best service experience I have had in Corvallis. The staff were all so kind and matched our groups vibe. I felt really cared for here. The wine was great (like buy the bottle) and the food was delicious as well. The menu was little expensive for the amount of food received. Our split appetizers. The star of the show was the tinned fish. This place is great of larger groups or just two people. To my knowledge, there are no other places like this in Corvallis, I felt like I was on vacation. We seriously had 2-3 hour dinner here.

Great service and delicious food! We went for snacks and wine. I ordered both white and red. They…read morepaired deliciously with the ceviche and charcuterie board. The proportions are overall pretty small, so if you are with a large group of people, I recommend getting two of each dish. Great for date night!

Very nice distillery. Lots of seating inside and out. We have enjoyed all their spirits and they…read moremake good drinks! Great staff too!

Great food and great drinks! The atmosphere was so nice and the story behind the distillery is even…read morebetter! They have their own liquors for sale as well as a whiskey honey that sounds amazing. The person working the front was very friendly

Fun little taverna. Our server was delightful. The menu is simple. The atmosphere is noisy but not…read moreannoying. I had a couple drinks, a focaccia, and a few other dishes. We left satisfied but not stuffed (that is a compliment) and everything tasted fresh and delicious.

Lucca Taverna came recommend by several locals while I was in Corvallis for work. I did make a…read morereservation because I was told it is sometimes hard to get into. Groovy vibe inside. Had the lamb scewer, chicken scewer, burrata and tomato appetizer and an aperol spritz. All very tasty!

We sat outside on the rooftop since it's beginning of spring and it was beautiful outside. Not…read morecrazy busy for a Friday. I got a gluten free pizza and it was delicious. Maybe a little smaller than the normal ones but still a good size. The slay shoes r also delicious and strong.

My daughter wrestled in McMinnville and my ex-in-laws recommended American Dream Pizza in Corvallis…read moreon the way back to Roseburg. They got there before us an ordered. I had looked at the menu on-line and went with the Dream Special. I love tomatoes and thought it was a different experience to have whole slices on top. I got the mini size. We got to the restaurant and appreciated that there was so much parking available. The inside is quirky. It was bright and open and inviting. It was pretty busy when we got there at 5:30. When I got my pizza, I ended up eating the tomato slices on their own (I sprinkled on a little salt). The toppings underneath were good - Italian Sausage, American Bacon, Mushroom, Black Olive, Fresh Tomato. The crust was so boring. If I'm going to eat carbs, I want them to be worthwhile. This crust would have been a waste of calories so I scraped off the toppings and left the crust. My pizza was a thinner crust, so I took a bite of my daughter's thick crust and I had to drink water to help get it down. Super disappointing because it looked so good! Maybe the intent is to dip it in a sauce? I don't know. Part of their claim to fame is that President Obama stopped in for a slice of pie several years ago. The picture is cool to see. I'm not in Oregon much, but I will definitely not be back to eat here again.