They serve great food and their drinks are also good, but what we routinely go for is because of…read morethe fantastic staff. They are a pleasure to chat with as you have a drink at the bar, happy hour or not. Except yesterday they were admonished not to talk with us so much although it wasn't busy, so I guess we will not be going as much anymore. That really saddens me, but they hired someone new I think that's more about efficiency than begin as attentive to customers, especially us older ones with stories. Oh well...things change.

Cute restaurant right off the main road with private parking and a limited number of tables, so…read morereservation recommended (or call ahead). Great spot for a date night, special family celebration dinner, or catch-up with good friends. Loved the elderly couple who came for drinks and dessert only! First starter was the clam special in white, smooth broth with leeks, served with two big slices of crispy focaccia. YUM. I didn't think 25 clams would be enough to fill me up, but I was wrong, and this special was great. Second starter was the duck confit salad, and the duck leg was cooked perfectly, skin on. Husband liked the matchstick apples and cherry vinaigrette but thought the blue cheese was overpowering. First entree was the king prawn pasta alla vodka, and the noodles were overcooked - fastest way to kill a meal. Prawns cooked perfectly, but the noodles were mush in an otherwise nice sauce. Husband and I both loved his butternut soup, drizzled with good quality EVOO and rich texture. Curious what other ingredients they use (or where they get their butternuts) because their soup was WAY better than anything I've made at home. Dessert was fab: lemon mousse topped with vanilla pavlova. We saw another table order one of each dessert, but their lemon mousse went first, which sealed our decision! Would recommend for anyone passing through Dundee - just skip the pasta.

Stopped by from out of state for the third or fourth time just to buy a couple of bottles of their…read morefabulous wines. Their Pinot and Roses are delicious AND affordable. No view, but their easy access tasting room, friendly knowledgeable service, and wine more than makes up for it.

Stopped for a $25 tasting of their Pinot Noir selections. This is pinot country and they did not…read moredisappoint. This spot is not the winery but a local tasting spot. They gather grapes from throughout Willamette Valley and their winery is about 20 miles away. We grabbed a bottle for our hotel room enjoyment. Friendly and knowledgeable service in a modern living room style of tasting area. Fun stop.

This was my absolute favorite stop in Willamette!…read more Our server Jan was so friendly and helpful. She was also very knowledgeable about the wine. The seating was cozy and they provided blankets since it is colder out. We were able to bring our own food along which was nice. I loved everything I tried here and brought home some bottles!

I took a Friday off to go wine tasting with a friend who has access to the Wine Club members…read morebenefits at Dobbe's Family Wines. We arrived for our 12 pm appointment only to find out that not only did she forget to hit finalize on the reservation but our charcuterie board wasn't ordered. Luckily, Matt, our gracious wine pourer or his official title, Lead Hospitality Ambassador, was able to accommodate our misssteps. We had a fantastic wine time sipping on all of varietals and I brought home a syrah. I Highly recommend if you want more than just Pinots in your next tasting adventure, stop by here.

To start off, our server was so fun, attentive, and genuinely a nice person…read more We came in for a wine flight, and ended up sitting outside, playing a board game, and deciding to stay here for dinner instead of heading to another place. Wines served had variety, dinner was delicious. We ended up signing up for their wine club since it's got fun perks: multiple vineyards, wineries, and tastings included.

I discovered this Gem, a few years ago when it was Chelalem Tasting Room. It's so convenient as…read morethe last wine tasting spot to stop when leaving Newberg. Flash forward a year or so ago, when they were having an event in late winter with complimentary tastings. Since then, I am there every few weeks. I joined the Chehalem Winery club and lucky for me, this is part of my membership!!! Sam, is the Tasting Room Manager and is kind to everyone who enters into the former car garage. There is a food cart on site and the menu has been updated by a new chef, you won't be disappointed. I'm not a big games person, but you will see me and my ladies down for Bingo the first Thursday of the month! Have I mentioned the music? The best musicians in Oregon Wine Country are there every Friday and Saturday evenings and with that comes many of their groupies. Other events include, trivia night and Song writers Show case as well as line dancing.

This is a laid back tasting room with some delicious wine to choose from. This place was…read morerecommended to us from a friend and so my family stopped here on the way to the Oregon coast. We had a great time here, and while most the family does not drink a lot of wine, there was something for everyone here. The owner, David, greeted us as we walked in and sat us at the large table in this small tasting room. He sat with us for most of the tasting, describing the wines in detail, telling us the history, describing how the land around Oregon varies and how it impacts the wine. It was really interesting and he so helpful and open to answering all of our questions. You can tell how knowledgeable and passionate he is about his wines and he made our experience really unique. The wines themselves were great, and we left purchasing 2 bottles of the 5 wines we tried. While they have a variety of wines, their white wines, especially the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Blanc, were phenomenal and I highly recommend. The tastings are really reasonably priced at $25 and their bottles were also well priced. The tasting room itself is very laid back and casual. It is decorated and feels as if you are just sitting in a relatives living room enjoying a glass of wine, so if you are looking for the instagram shot of a glass of wine over a vineyard during a sunset, this is not the place, but if you enjoy kicking back and enjoying solid wine in a more laid back setting with folks who care about their wines, then look no further!

The owner was there personally giving tastings, lovely wine and experience! He recommended driving…read moreup ninth street, so worth it! Thanks again!

Great food and service yesterday at the Newbergundian Bistro. We had been at Stoller for our spring…read morerelease, and wanted to find a new restaurant to try. We are glad it was the Newbergundian Bistro. We had to start with a Croissant. It was very flavorful, but it was bit soft, not the perfect crunch that we love. The fresh squeezed grapefruit juice made an excellent greyhound. The Bistro had my favorite...Escargot as a special. WOW. So good. We then shared the Potato Croquettes. The accompanying fondue was so good to dip the Croquettes into. We finished with a Ham and Brie Sandwich that was excellent, accompanied by crisp and hot french fries. My wife had the Grilled Five Cheese Sandwich with Mixed Greens. She loved it. Traci was terrific and helped us throughout the meal.

This restaurant is deserving of its 4.6 star rating. Food is scrumptious. My son had the fish and…read morechips. Halibut was flaky and light. Cole slaw was delicious. My wife had the halibut special. Served on a potato croquette with beets. The combination was delectable. I had the cioppino - tons of halibut, shrimp, mussels and shrimp is a rich tomato wine broth. Truly outstanding. Our waitress was very nice and made some great suggestions including the persimmon sorbet dessert. It was served with ginger beer and an apple turnover. Original and very refreshing after a nice meal. The decor has a French leitmotif and the kitchen is open so you can see the cooks at work. Nice atmosphere. Overall, a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend this nice French bistro.

There's an online message with Happy Hour There's a sign on…read morethe road with Happy Hour There's an entry sign with Happy Hour But they haven't had a bartender for the two times we came for Happy Hour...so no Happy Hour. Don't put out the Happy Hour signs, or better yet go across the street to RedHills. Very poor customer experience.

The ambiance was lovely, great place for lunch, and the seating areas are nice. I'd say try to get…read morea seat outside for their patio, it's so pretty! The food was definitely on the pricey side, but the portions and quality make up for it. Thank you for having us!

Sick, sick , sick customer service!!! Ok, it's small, and Shawn owns the place, but that dude…read moreCARES about you having a good time and learning about their wines. He's also happy enough if you want to just have a pint or play some Atari.....Atari?? Yep, Atari....... Oh, and they usually have Pliny the Elder on tap. Something about a connection to a 12th cousin, twice removed, who once washed the car windows of the creator of Pliny....or something. We tasted most of their wines (um, free tastings!!), consumed some pints, and bought some bottles. But more than that, we played an impromptu round of 80's music trivia with 6 or 8 new friends and laughed a lot in the coolest little wine/beer shop we've ever been in. Great job, Shawn!!!

Beer or wine? Yes! Best of both worlds and everyone in the group can be happy! We stopped in for…read morethe wine, but once I saw they had Pliny the Elder on tap, it was all over. Decided it was a beer day and vowed to buy some wine to take home for later. Simply stated, these guys rock. Have stopped in here a few times after adventures at the Pelican. Very cool, very down to earth. We showed up in our bike clothes( this is one relaxed tasting room) and were welcomed by Shawn, one of the owners. He had some cool music groovin', some old vinyls alongside the bar, and with my Pliny in hand, I wanted to spend the rest of the day here chatting up the locals. If I lived in town, you'd probably find me here more often than the Pelican. You can always find fresh Russian River beers on tap and for sale in bottles here. Ask me how I know? Why don't you ask them? :) The wine is really well priced, lots of Cabs and Syrahs, (try the Reversal Syrah!) and as they said on their menu, good for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday night drinking.... We noticed Chenin, Shawn's wife wasn't around that day and found she was at the PSU Farmer's market where they attend all summer. Shawn also told me you can find them Thursday evenings at another Farmer's market in the Pearl in Portland. Sweet. As much as I love coming to Pacific City, it's also nice to know we can find their wine in Portland in the summertime since they don't sell it retail in stores. An hour later, (maybe two?) we left smiling with two bottles of wine, the Basket Case Syrah and a red table wine in hand, and two empty pint glasses of Pliny on the bar.

Really nice service. Gorgeous view of the property. Love the eggs Benedict. We've been several…read moretimes now and everything has tasted great. We have a reservation for Christmas Day brunch, starting a new tradition!

I have to start with mentioning the service we received from Todd. 5+ stars easily! He did a…read morethorough job, explain explaining each of our tasting courses and was very personable and attentive. We had a great table with a nice view. We began with the grilled Foie Gras add-on to the tasting menu. We chose the four course tasting menu @$225/pp, but there was also a 5 course and a 7 course available. The chef's presentation on each course was outstanding; almost too pretty to eat. Each course ranges from pretty good to exceptional in flavor. My only disappointment was that the duck and the Wagyu steak could have been cooked slightly more; and I was definitely expecting a buttery flavor from the Wagyu steak versus slightly tough. I requested medium rare for both the duck and the Wagyu, but these were rare. I would've preferred the duck to have a crispy skin for example.

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.