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 :)

Great place in Newberg for takeout or fast casual. Paninis, lasagna, focaccia, pasta, sauces,…read moredesserts, pretty much what you want. It's in a strange little strip mall but the service is very friendly and helpful, and the food is really good. Only complaint is that the cannoli's are not as crisp as they should be after being packaged up and sitting in the refrigerated case for a while but I have very high standards and pretty much everybody in my group praised the desserts and cannoli's that I brought to a friend's house for a big dinner. If I lived nearby I'd be here at least 2-3x/month, I honestly wish I had as good of an option in Chicago for takeout pastas, sauces, paninis, desserts, etc. Bravo!

Nice place for grab & go Italian food - we often pick up lasagna, pasta, and paninis from here to…read moreeat at home. The food quality is top-notch. A. bit pricey, but the quality makes up for the higher cost. Their cannolis are also pretty impressive. Give it a try.

First off - this place has no right to be as absolutely adorable, cozy, and phenomenal as it is!…read moreThe Dundee Bistro is tucked away in this tiny little wine country town in Oregon, and it's truly the perfect stop for a delicious lunch, a glass of local wine, or just to browse their charming little market. Inside, they have a small shop area featuring locally made goodies: honey, cheeses, cured meats, wines, and other treats. You order at the walk-up counter where the menu includes freshly made sandwiches, soups, chilis, salads, and other local favorites. Everything is made to order and comes out quickly. I ordered the Dundee Grinder, and it was absolutely fantastic, packed with flavor and definitely not stingy on the ingredients. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality and freshness of the food. The staff was kind, helpful, and efficient, which made the whole experience even better. There are a few tables inside and a lovely outdoor patio in the back with a fireplace and a rain cover, perfect for enjoying your meal no matter the weather. Every little detail here, from the food to the ambiance, feels so thoughtful and welcoming. If you're in the Dundee area or wine tasting nearby, this spot is a must-visit. I'll definitely be recommending it to anyone heading this way!

We recently came to Dundee Bistro for a birthday dinner and had a good time. Our waitress was kind…read moreand the ambiance was nice. The cocktails were made quickly and tasted good. The appetizers were delicious and fed a large party without us having to order multiples of each dish. For an entree, I had the pork, which I felt was a bit overcooked and lacking in flavor. One of the things I found oddest about the evening was the hours of the restaurant. We dined here on a Saturday night at 7:30 - immediately after we were sat we were told we needed to order promptly because the kitchen closes at 8:00. I still don't quite understand why you would allow reservations so close to a kitchen's closing time. It ended up making the meal feel a bit rushed and lackluster. Overall, it was a perfectly adequate meal but I'm not sure I would need to stop in here again.

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

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!

Happy to find a place that opens on the later side of things in Newburgh. Decided to congregate…read morethere after a conference. Great beers on draft, The Sweet Cheeks Winery 2022 Pinot Noir was a good choice and in Riedel glasses. They have a gaming area in the back where folks were playing board games with enthusiasm, there's a couple of couches where you can lounge. Excellent service by Sam and Blake.

Nice little wine and beer spot in Newberg right off the Main Street. They have a good selection of…read morerotating taps and small bites and shareable food options. Grab a few friends or make some new ones at this cozy little spot in Newberg. We headed over after a lovely dining experience down the street searching for somewhere we could just chill a bit with friends. This place was perfect.

Highly recommended! Trellis did an amazing job catering our wedding at the Can Can's Paris Theater…read morein downtown Portland. This was the venues first wedding, so there were a lot of tough logistics to sort through and the team navigated them with total professionalism. Throughout the planning process, they were prompt, helpful, and incredibly nice to work with. The food presentation was beautiful, highlighting fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Everything tasted amazing--especially the sliders, shrimp skewers, tiramisu, and cheesecake. Thank you for making our night so seamless and delicious!

Care here for lunch after some wine tastings nearby on a random weekday. The inside was completely…read moreempty and it took us a few minutes before we realized that there is outdoor seating! We ended up moving to a nice table in their patio area. Highly recommend dining outside if the weather allows! Service was prompt and kind. They have a large menu and also a large drink menu with lots of local wines which is great! We got the carbonara and the short rib sandwich, both of which were rich and delicious! The short rib on the sandwich was tender and super flavorful and not dried out at all. The serving sizes were excellent as well, we both left quite full! The menu is large and we will definitely be back to try more! Worth checking this place out for a meal in wine-country!

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.

The place is best known for their pizza and it definitely is the star of the show. However the…read moreentrees and salads are also amazing. If going as a couple or a four top I would recommend a reservation. That's how good it is. Indoor space is tight but enough to accommodate. They supplement with outdoor seating it is out doors not tented. A true family run restaurant. Great service attention to detail. Attention to details. Inside of a house and fabulous artwork. I recommend the special whatever it is. They always do something tasty and delicious. Desserts are made in house also. Be prepared for foodgasm. Highly recommend.

To start the menu is weak. There just isn't much options…read more We made reservations but they acted like they weren't ready for a party of 4 Took quite a while to get water or attention at all. Water came But no menus. We brought wine and were told 3 times about corking fee from same girl. Ok. Yes we know. About 10 minutes go by and we get wine glasses because the manager noticed. She had to come back to open the bottle after bringing glasses. We get a couple appetizers. Fries and panna bread. No dishes or napkins yet. Or silverware. We stole them from two tables to use Our pizza shows. $87 for 3 small/ medium pizzas. Mine a meat stuff double. Hardly 5 pieces of pepperoni and I had to dig for the buried sausage and I don't think saw much else. $37 for that ugh. Fried were good tasting with aioli and fair for $8. Really don't know what their value out is there? And one final comment for our waitress, I don't want to know you have Calvin Klein underwear on, please wear a shirt that covers up your stomach or some pants that aren't low hip hugging. Dropping $100 at a place to stare at someone's underwear band while you're ordering isn't very appetizing.