I wanted to try something new and add to my ever-revolving places to grab food from on non-cooking…read moredays. I stumbled upon this place while waiting for a 5pm massage appointment at a place on the 2nd floor. I was immediately welcomed with a smile by the guy working behind the counter. As soon as I told him it was my first time here we struck up a great conversation. He showed me what types of foods they had and after I settled on a lunch box that included a panini, salad and other goodies, he mentioned that they switch out their salads every Wednesday to mix up the variety. I settled on a Lasagne slice, a Prosciutto Panini and an additional one to go with my lunch box. Their side wall was adorned with pickled and jarred items as well as pastas the like. On the far wall had their beverages and my lunch box came with my choice of drink. I settled on some Italian orange soda. Not sure what it tastes like but I will tomorrow for my lunch. They also have panini press machines. The nice guy offered to toast my panini. I only have a microwave at work so using that will just turn my panini into a solid rock. Microwaves and bread don't do well with each other. Overall a neat experience indeed. I think on my next visit I'll bring my wife with me so that she can try other things. She has a better eye at finding great things to eat more than I do.

Lovely spot! If you want fresh, stop in here for some amazing fixings for dinner or whatever meal…read moreyou wish. We were welcomed on arrival and offered samples of cheese and freshly baked bread! In the glass case was an impressive selection of imported cheeses, they even had some Gouda from the Netherlands (Our favorite!) there's meat ready to be sliced, noodles, sauces, lasagna etc. I'm a sucker for a good panini and they have some ready to be pressed and eaten if you're hungry on arrival! I'm coming back for one of those! This is great spot if you want to have a cute date night at home and make your own pizza. That's what we opted for tonight. House-made dough and there was a variety of sauces on hand. There's a selection of goodies in jars along the wall, wine, sweets.... You've gotta stop in! This place is a must visit. We felt like we were visiting friends. They were so warm and welcoming.

Gluten Free yumminess!!…read more So my husband is sensitive to wheat and we tried Merenda Deli. So good. Called ahead for gluten free options and tried Ino sandwich. So good! Definitely be coming here again. The bread was amazing!

This was the perfect stop to grab a lunch to bring along for a long day of wine tasting…read more I got the prosciutto sandwich and it was to die for. Creamy cheese, veggies, and prosciutto. The bread was soft but still had some bite to it. I also got the truffle chips which were such a fun change compared to the regular chips you see. We ordered online and process was smooth. Employees were helpful and friendly. It didn't fit in with my wine tasting but I was intrigued by their pistachio cold foam matcha.

Probably the best casual dining experience in all of yahmill county... and not just because of the…read morefood. The decor, retail options and coffee drinks are also spectacular! No matter what, you won't be disappointed. The entire place has cozy seating options throughout the entire space. Outdoor fire pit, small alcoves and plenty of regular seating in the front if you want to admire all of the wine bottles for sale. This is a perfect place to stop if you want to grab lunch or picnic items on your way out to the vineyards for wine tasting! Most wine tasting rooms will let you bring outside food to enjoy while you taste. So this is a go to spot for me as I prepare to enjoy my day out near the vines. All menu food is prepared from scratch, so expect to wait a reasonable amount of time for the legit goodness that awaits you. I love their sandwiches but they are known for the wood fired pizzas. A great place to grab a gift if you need a bottle of wine or other lovely local treats to share with another special person... definitely be sure to check it out when you're passing through Dundee next time

The Mandatory Dundee Stop…read more Every time we spend a weekend in Oregon wine country, we somehow find ourselves back at Red Hills Market, and honestly, it has become part of the tradition. We stopped in before hitting the road home after a weekend of wine tasting, and this place continues to nail exactly what makes Dundee special: relaxed wine country vibes, great food, and a market packed with local finds you suddenly convince yourself you need to take home. The moment you walk in you catch that wood fire smell mixed with coffee, fresh bread, and wine country energy. The setup is casual and easy, order at the counter, grab a seat, and the food comes out to you. We love the rustic atmosphere here, especially the shaded outdoor seating, fire pit area, and live music nights when they have them going. Pro tip: leave extra time to wander the market while waiting for your food. There are so many unique Oregon products, wines, cheeses, snacks, and gifts packed into the space. On this trip we found a Japanese beer from one of the country's oldest breweries that incorporates sake into the brewing process. Just a cool unexpected find that perfectly fits the personality of this place. As for the food, it absolutely delivers. The breakfast sandwich was outstanding: crispy peppery bacon, an over-easy egg with yolk running into every bite, and perfectly toasted bread that gave a satisfying crunch every time. The rockfish banh mi may have been the sleeper hit of the table. Tender flaky fish, sweet garlic aioli packed with flavor, and perfectly baked bread that pulled everything together. The quiche had that perfect balance of rich savory filling and flaky crust without feeling overly heavy, the kind of thing that pairs dangerously well with a slow wine country morning. And the Reuben leaned more elevated artisan deli than greasy sandwich shop, stacked with flavorful meat, balanced tang, and toasted bread that somehow stayed crisp until the last bite. Bonus points as well for the spicy pickle spear and chips on the side. Places like Red Hills Market are what make wine country weekends memorable. Great food, relaxed atmosphere, local personality, and the kind of spot that makes visitors feel like locals for an hour or two. If you are heading to Dundee and skip Red Hills Market, you are doing it wrong.

I ordered a banana crème pie - it was delicious! Super friendly and helpful when I ordered and the…read moreprice was great too! Highly recommend!

I honestly should have just popped in and then popped out after my first impression. For some…read morereason l was expecting a large case of baked goods, but it was pretty limited. They did offer several GF options though. We enjoyed the cinnamon roll after warming it up. Our toddler loves everything strawberry so I wanted to surprise her with a strawberry baked good. I pointed it out in the case and said strawberry two or three times. They were boxed up but when I went home, it was a German chocolate one instead. This is deceiving because there wasn't any chocolate, just sweetened dough baked and then a dollop of frosting/topping. It tasted stale and was dry, like it was baked days ago. It wasn't edible, so we threw it away, so it was very disappointing and a waste of money.

Great service had some great brownies would recommend to a friend always a blast at the jersey mikesread more

I had never eaten here before and was hesitant to go but my kids were insistent so I went…read more I will have to say the Big Kahuna steak sandwich with rosemary bread was excellent and fresh!! I have actually been craving one and must go and have another soon!!

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.

Great brunch at this new spot today! Small restaurant with…read morelimited tables. We started at the bar, which was not comfortable for my mom but eventually we were able to sit on the patio which was great. Potato croquet appetizer - yummy. The cheese, pickle, mustard and croquettes go together as one perfect bite. I got the open face Ruben. It was delicious. I tried the grilled cheese which my sister got too - yummy, but there's a sticky cheese on there that I didn't love. Greens that came with all items were weird. Didn't eat them - don't know what they were.

So the kid and I were out on a drive and I had told him that there was a BBQ place in downtown…read moreNewberg that is suppose to have the best brisket around. After being at Matt's on Mississippi a great number of times and trying brisket at every other Bbq place we decided to stop in on a Wednesday at lunch time. I got the brisket plate he got brisket and pulled pork combo. Brisket was taste wise very good. One of the best I have had outside of Texas. Good smoke and came with a side and toast. Not as tender as Matt's but taste wise it was maybe a little better. Coleslaw was good, toast was not really toasted. Overall a great place to get me some brisket if I'm in the Newberg area.

After living in the East Coast and making road trips from coast-to-coast, I've had some really good…read morebbq. I'm blown away that just 45min from me is some of the best bbq I've ever had. We ordered a little bit of everything. I'd eat everything again but you have to try the brisket and ribs.

Thank you, Trellis, for elevating our family's anniversary celebration with desserts that are…read morealmost too pretty to eat, hands down so delicious, I'm at a loss for words, which as a writer is a big deal. Appreciate your attention to detail and your role in making our celebration memorable. Make them your go-to for your next special occasion, or enjoy tasty seasonal desserts at their charming restaurant in Dundee.

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.

I stopped into The Good Company Cheese Bar & Bistro in downtown Newberg just for a quick look…read morearound, but ended up leaving with some local honey and a great conversation with the owner. This little shop is absolutely adorable and full of charm. Most of their products are locally sourced, and you can feel the care that goes into the selection. The cheese and condiment options were phenomenal, truly one of the best curated selections I've seen in the area. They also have a cute wine bar tucked in the back, which adds to the cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The sandwiches and deli items in the case looked so good that I'm already planning to come back for lunch next time I'm in town. Everything looked fresh, high quality, and thoughtfully put together. The staff was friendly, kind, and clearly passionate about what they do. Prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the products. A wonderful little spot with great people and even better cheese, I'll definitely be back to enjoy "good company" in every sense of the name!

What a gem. We stumbled upon this little cheese bistro bar while walking around Newberg on a lazy…read moreFriday afternoon. The staff are really informative and friendly. We ordered 2 craft cocktails off their well rounded cocktail menu. I love floral cocktails so I ordered a Rose Negroni $12 and my husband ordered a bourbon cocktail Lindsey's Lament $13. We loved them! For lunch we ordered pimento dip with crackers a SALUMI SANDWICH $14 fennel salami, Fra'Mani mortadella and capicollo. provolone, Mama Lil's peppers, & basil pesto on sourdough bread and a BRIE, HAM, 8 JAM SANDWICH $14 with double crème Brie, Oregon apricot jam, and Fra'Mani sweet apple ham on sour dough bread. Both sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Since we were the only customers on this quiet afternoon, we sat for a while enjoying our cocktails and sandwiches planning our next visit.

Delicious and perfectly flavored food that was fresh and authentic. Had the hibiscus margarita and…read moreit was amazing!

We stopped by Kopitos after doing some trivia at a winery with friends. It was a very nice place…read morefor a meal. When we came by, they had live music, and initially had the garage door open (it was closed as the evening got cooler). Prices were high for taqueria -- but this is an upscale alternative, and certainly not expensive relative to the sit-down restaurants nearby. But, don't go thinking it'll be a quick street taco experience -- it's a full restaurant. I had the street tacos. I would have gone 5-star, except I made the mistake of asking for the green salsa, and putting it all over the tacos. They ended up being *so* spicy -- much more than I was expecting, and honestly hard for me to eat. Obviously my fault for not testing the waters carefully -- but it did affect my enjoyment of the evening. Just be forewarned!