Rockridge County Market is a little gem! What makes this place so special is how much the owner…read moredoes to support local bakers, vendors, food trucks, and the community. You can really feel the heart behind this little market. They carry a selection of local produce, products, baked goods, and treats, along with their own absolutely delicious cider. We've tried the regular, blackberry, and marionberry ciders, and the marionberry is my favorite so far! We live about 25 minutes away and happily make the drive to visit. It's so nice to find a place that not only has great products, but genuinely supports the people and small businesses in the community. If you're in the area, definitely stop by and check them out. Supporting a local business that supports so many other local businesses makes it even sweeter!

The owner (Misty)of this place is fantastic! She has food trucks that she allows for no charge…read morewhich is unheard of she has free markets. She really is all about community. You won't be disappointed shopping here. She really is sweet!!

Wonderful people and amazing wines! The view of Mt Rainier is stunning. The owners are so kind and…read moreknowledgeable. We always look forward to coming back!

Went here for a book club and had the meeting outside in the large tent area. The owner and people…read morethat work there are knowledgeable about the wine and very friendly. Cute little shop inside with some cute trinkets for sale. Would definitely return

I've been a club member for 9 months or so. Greg makes great wines, from quality standards to wines…read moreyou won't find anywhere else.

Our visit to Shiloh Estate Cellars was so much fun! I first discovered them when ee went to Too…read moreDown Brewing and had some of the cider the winery makes. You have to call ahead and make an appointment to get a wine tasting in. So be sure and do that. The winery makes virtually all red wine. Unfortunately I can no longer have red wine due to migraines but I was in for some more of that great cider! I had two glasses of it. Do refreshing and crisp! The owner also took us around the property and we gazed at the river near his backyard. Excellent experience with this winery but do remember to call and make an appointment for your arrival!

Super disappointed yelp says farm shed is open till 9pm tonight (Saturday), drove out and someone…read morecame out and said they were closed today.. This is NOT the first time we have tried to come visit this establishment and they have been closed when hours posted on yelp and apple Maps said they are supposed to be open.. Very disappointed should update hours on yelp and Apple Maps so people don't drive out to visit a closed establishment.

No hours posted on sign that shows old name. Lack of any kind of social media presence of events…read moregoing on. Always looks dead when driving by. Website linked on yelp goes to a broken link.

I was recently on a ladies weekend in the area, and got to visit Swiftwater for dinner with my…read morebestie. And what a wonderful dinner it was! From the stunning views over the valley below, to the tasty cocktails, to the wonderful eats it was a great way to chillax on a lovely Saturday evening. Having had a not-great experience with wine (at a different venue) earlier in the day, we opted for cocktails here. My extra dirty martini with cheese-stuffed olives was phenomenal, and my friend enjoyed her old fashioned. We shared a roasted beet and burrata salad as an appy, then moved on to our main courses - I got the prime tenderloin and she got the cider glazed pork. We washed it all down with a couple of chocolate espresso martinis for dessert. My tenderloin was cooked to perfection, and accompanied by some sweet little roasted carrots and a lovely heap of mashed potatoes. My friend reported that her pork was more like a stew, and she really enjoyed it. What really put our experience here over the top was the absolutely amazing service we received, especially from our waiter, Trevor. He was friendly, funny, and helped us navigate the menu when we couldn't decide what to get. He also told us a little about the geological history of the area, which is built over an old coal mine. This place wasn't cheap, but for a fun night out of splurging, it was perfect!

Among its competition, Swiftwater Cellars stands above all. This restaurant is Sundadia's premier…read morelocation to eat and drink! Let's dive into it Food Ribeye 5/5 buttery and cut through like butter Mashed potatoes 5/5 seabass 5/5 - a moat of sauce Mac and cheese - sleeper food ***Update: we went back to this restaurant for our yearly cabin trip and the food was just as good the last time. Perfect service and food. 5/5 would recommend ***

Wine was good, but still charge a tasting fee after buying two bottles. This is Washington, there…read moreare hundreds of wineries that won't charge you after buying one. Next...Wineries are like busses here, there is another one that comes along every five minutes.

I called to speak with someone about scheduling a bachelorette party for 3 people. Yes, 3 people is…read morenot that many but due to my personal circumstances that's how many people I was able to confirm and afford. The woman on the phone couldn't stop laughing at the fact it was only 3 people. She kept saying "ONLY three that's it?! You want a bachelorette PARTY for ONLY 3?!" I just hung up on her after the third or fourth time she said it. It was embarrassing and made me feel really bad about myself. Never going here.

Last on the crawl, it seemed out of the way but ended up being a nice little room. We shared some…read moretastings, which was fun We didn't take anything home, but I think we had already hit a wall for the day. After a bit more chit chat with the staff, we did a quick pack up to get some food.

My wife's favorite spot for wine in North Bend…read more Limited menu but charcuterie board is unique, fresh and delicious AND they allow outside food (menus for local restaurants @ the counter ~ including hardy sandwiches @ Falling River meats and soft tasty crusted pizzas at Cascade Pizza). Staff is knowledgeable about the local wine ~ and there is beer on tap. Dogs allowed on the patio. Nice ambiance. A place we will continue to frequent.

We don't go out much but that may change now that we found this place. The atmosphere and staff are…read moreall super welcoming the owner even spent some time telling us her story and about some of the wines. Without a doubt the best date night location south of Seattle.

This is the place to go for a happy hour with friends, a date night, or a small group gathering!…read moreTheir selection of wines are carefully curated, and the self-serve machine is a great way to sample different varieties. They also serve cocktails and beer, as well as non-alcoholic beverages. The food is also delicious and presented with style. The charcuterie boards are great to share, as well as their flatbreads and sandwiches. But the best part is the service. Each server I have had has been impeccable, attentive and friendly. Try the patio on a warm summer day, and catch the live music when it's offered.

We like to adventure somewhat locally on occasion and we picked Eatonville. This was our first…read morestop. It smells lovely outside and in the gift shop. We got to sample some of the wines and bought some goodies to bring home. There is also a little produce stand next to it. The ladies working at both were friendly and knowledgeable about all the products. Definitely worth the stop!

Cute hidden gem!…read more When we arrived, the owners greeted us and said we were here for a wine tasting and lavender viewing. Wine was exceptional. One of the most unique tastings we ever had that we had to buy a couple bottles. Im not a red wine drinker, but their Farmhouse Red wine was so smooth. It was a must buy and it was the husband's favorite. My favorite was their Lavender Honey Wine. Another must buy and can definitely be a great pairing with dessert. After our wine tasting, we were able to take the bottle we bought and pour ourselves a cup to enjoy while we view the lavender field. Their lavender field may be a bit smaller than other farms', but it is so relaxing to just watch and listen to the bees. They also have a wine vineyard you can explore, but we were more fascinated with all the little bumblebees and honeybees encircling the lavender field. Overall, we will definitely come back and check back out during their Christmas tree season!