I was invited to come in for a wine tasting during their opening months and I was extremely…read moreimpressed with the service, the presentation, and the wine tasting. This winery recently opened in the first floor of the Dundee hotel. It's closer to 99W so when you come in from the parking lot, you will pass a couple other wineries. This is one of five wineries and a restaurant that is in the first floor of the Dundee hotel. Our server was named Kalina, and she was so nice and personable. She had recently come back from working in a winery in Australia. I was impressed with her knowledge of wine, but she explained that she started working in wineries back when she was just 15 helping with events/weddings at a family friend's winery. She had worked at several wineries even though she was just in her twenties. The winery itself also had lots of charm and was very calming with the soft pink furnishings and relaxing sofa and chairs. The design was on point and chic. We enjoyed all the wines. Kalina even gave us a small bowl of gourmet popcorn to compliment some of the wines. I definitely will come back to this spot for another tasting or a glass of wine. Our server also said that on the third Thursday of every month they do complimentary pours and have either live music or artists at the various wineries in the building as part of a collaborative art walk within Dundee. Currently the wine tastings are $30 per person, but if you are a guest at the hotel they have a BOGO special. This winery is definitely a special spot to check out if you are planning a day trip to Oregon wine country. This wine tasting was definitely a highlight of my summer. Reservations and recommended, but definitely not required - and the experience was truly lovely.

We stopped through on a roadtrip and had a fantastic experience thanks to Kalina. The wine was…read morefantastic and she was very knowledgeable/passionate. Her recommendations were top notch. The tasting room is also beautifully decorated with comfortable seating. We will be stopping by on our next trip!

Furioso Vineyards was the last winery my group of friends visited on our self-guided tour of the…read moreWilliamette Valley, and it was quite the showstopper. Furioso is very modern and hip. Their inside tasting room is beautifully designed, and the high glass walls provide guests sweeping views of the Williamette Valley. They proudly fly the gay pride flag at their property, and I'm pretty sure an employee told me almost half of their staff are members of the LGBTQIA+ community. The customer service here is also exceptional. The weather was beautiful during my group's visit, so we opted to sit outside and enjoy our wines right by the grapevines. There was a sleek water wall right behind us that helped to cool the air around us, allowing us to enjoy the dreamy setting in style and comfort.

We finished our wine tasting day here today. They put out a wonderful spread of salad choices and…read morepizza for our group. Well done!! Not to mention the wine was superb. Prompt and friendly service. Beautiful view from the patio. My favorite was the 2021 L'Altra Pinot Noir.

My friends, wine club members, asked me to join them for a beautiful Saturday in September for a…read morewine tasting. I haven't been to the new location of 4 Graces that is now over three years old. . The tasting room is gorgeous, but we chose to sit outside and soak in the stunning views of the vines and the valley. The tasting menu includes Chardonay, Rose and Pinots. Excellent examples of varietals that are popular in our area. The wait staff , who has worked at the location since it's opening, was friendly and knowledgeable. There are many fine wineries surrounding the property and I would recommend making a day of this area in Dundee. Bring you dogs, the will love it too!

I have been a member of the Four Graces Club in years past, but had never been to their new…read morelocation. First off - the view is outstanding, and maybe worth the extra drive and effort to get to this location just to see it. BUT...the place, though lovely, is just not comfortable. It's not clear where you should park, or where the entrance to the tasting room is. The directional signage is awful, and when we asked about it, were told that since there are four businesses sharing the same road, they can't prioritize the vineyard over the other business. Hmmm. No one greeted us, and we didn't really feel welcomed, even though we had a reservation. Tiny little tastings, and nothing extra to add to the experience. We left feeling as though the wine tasting experience is just not their money maker, so they aren't all that interested in making this a priority. There are so many great wineries in the area, why waste your time on one that clearly values their $435 dinners, and $700/night rooms to rent???

This was the winery we were the most excited to try. We opted for the reserve tasting to give it…read morethe best chance. Unfortunately the wines were a let down. We did have charcuterie which helped bring out some notes in the wine but overall it was just ok at a high price point. Our server, Atlas was the high pint of our visit. She was super sweet and engaging. The patio seating was nice except for the road noise was a bit off putting.

The wine and customer service were disappointing in every respect. Our birthday group arrived after…read morevisiting Domaine Willamette, where we had spent approximately $1,600 and were treated with exceptional kindness and hospitality. The contrast at Cathedral Ridge could not have been more striking. Before we were even seated, Misty told our group to be quiet. Tuyen then suggested that we go to the dive bar across the street because it would be "a better match" for us. This was insulting, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable. Our group included senior CEOs and CFOs, and we arrived prepared to spend generously. Instead, the staff made it clear that our business was neither wanted nor valued. We left and went to Penner-Ash, where we were warmly welcomed, promptly seated, and treated respectfully by both the staff and other guests. We happily spent another $800 there. Unfortunately, Cathedral Ridge's wine was as disappointing as its service. Anyone seeking quality wine and a welcoming environment would be better served elsewhere. The staff also seemed more concerned with policing our group than addressing the couple engaging in highly inappropriate behavior in the corner. Cathedral Ridge called us a poor match for their establishment. Based on the subpar wine, hostile service, and atmosphere we encountered, they were right - just not for the reason they thought. The dive bar across the street may very well offer better wine and hospitality.

I've been to this tasting room several times and it is always enjoyable. Fantastic wine and a great…read moretasting experience. The manager is exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. Highly recommend!

The tasting room honestly doesn't look like much, but what it lacks in atmosphere, it makes up for…read more10x in wine. We were impressed especially by the cote est and the rocheaux + rocheaux reserve. For the quality, these are well priced. The woman working, I think she is the co-owner, was very friendly and knowledgeable. In the same complex as Angela and Eveningland but I'd recommend Le Cadeau over either of those.

Wonderful wines. Great service from Giancarlo…read more Rose and Arrow Worden Hill Red apple, cherry 2018 Black walnut Woodsy, nutty, swift 2018 Hopewell Hills Spicy, oak, dark plum 2018 Yamhill Close Iron, matchstick, 2016 Highland close Black pepper, light oak Easy to drink

Service is fine and friendly. Wine and beer are good, but feels more like a chucky cheese with all…read morethe kids running around...

Wonderful wine bar. I came for an event and was surprised by all the different areas to sit and…read morehang out in. They have a great outdoor patio, a cozy and comfortable side room and a big bar area with a stage. The services was 100% and I they also offer events like line dancing and comedy.

We met some friends here who are club members. The service was friendly and attentive. They had a…read morereally nice selection of appetizers and food. The space is open, but has cozy vibes. They have seating inside and have a nice back patio. I'm allergic to alcohol (especially wine) so I didn't partake in the wine, but others in our group had the wine flights and enjoyed. They offer a few mocktails, but they appeared to be geared toward the sugary side so I didn't partake. The food was really tasty. I had the quinoa bowl with grilled chicken and my lobster got the Kaiser Burger. They had live music on a Saturday early evening which was a lot of fun. Would definitely return!

Oh my, our first time in Newberg last week, and we will return just to eat here again! First, upon…read morearrival for four nights in town, I couldn't get a reservation, so I emailed the restaurant to put me on the wait list for Thursday (since we were leaving Friday); they actually got back to me with a reservation at the time I requested! As we entered that evening, the place was packed and very buzzy (loved it!), and we were greeted like family! Seated immediately, Dario (owner/chef) came to our table with warm greetings and assistance with wine, giving us a blind taste of 3; we ordered two bottles of the biggest one. Then the bread basket, oh my goodness, gigantic with focaccia overflowing. The beet salad had hundreds of beets, couldn't finish it, but tasty. Then the entrees.... my husband had lasagne, loved the cheesiness and delicious flavor; my dish, Pappardelle al Cinghiale, was huge, enough for at last two, maybe three, I would say. And so delicious, but I had to take half home; the braising sauce was killer! Service was impeccable, warm and friendly, very Italian! Thanks, Dario, for a really fantastic experience! We shall return.

We stopped in after wine tasting and luckily they had room for us in the back. It was a cool…read moreOctober day but the seating in the back was very warm and cozy! We had fantastic service. The chef stopped by each table to check on everyone, it was great. Everyone is very friendly. Pastas are very flavorful and rich. I liked the noodles, perfect texture. Next time I would ask for light sauce. Actually at the end they asked if we wanted bread to finish up the sauce, and that's so thoughtful!! I know someone who would love that. I'll bring them in :)

I had a great time here. I brought over my sandwich and enjoyed myself a flight. The woman who was…read moreworking there was super friendly and knowledgeable. All of the wines were delightful. My favorite was the Gerwurtzstraminer that surprised me with the bright grapefruit flavors paired with floral notes. Both of the Pinot Noirs were also quite good and had a broad range of flavors.

Fun time here. Learned lots about Random and their products. The three flight taster is great. Came…read morehome w some Old Tom Gin

When texting my daughter that we were visiting this area she said don't miss eating at Red Hill…read moreMarket. I laughingly told her we were going to dinner there but also staying in one of their lofts above the market (on Airbnb. What a perfect location to stay and walk down a flight of stairs for some great food and drinks. We started with their version of onion dip and chips. You don't want to miss it. I also got the market salad with hazelnuts and burnt orange dressing. So good. My husband had to get the blacken Oregon Rockfish sandwich. He declared it terrific. We also enjoyed an Old Fashion and a Sun Bather and of course some Pinot. The market has some fun treats and gifts

We noticed that there are zero areas for kids to play in. They have a nice tree in the back where…read morethere were littles climbing on the tree and our son was one of the littles climbing on the tree. One of the staff members came by to inform us, quite rudely I might add, that we're not allowed to climb on the tree, which makes no sense. It's a beautiful tree that could definitely hold a human. They also have a sign when you're coming in that says, "We love dogs," yet they also say in the same breath that no dogs are allowed, not even emotional service animals. I would avoid Red Hill Market if you have a family or a dog. It is not a welcoming place and I would not recommend