Oh wow!!! Just wow!! The best sausage tortellini soup ever! Shrimp cocktail was good. Crab cake…read morewere fairly good. I've had better crab cakes. The whole vibe was so fun! We had a bottle of Jeio sparkling wine. It was in the chiller. They charge a $10 corking fee, so worth it!!! We are looking forward to returning and trying more yummy dishes and wines!

We were here on a day when service was super slow but we could tell they were doing their best…read more The wine selection and values are phenomenal! The food was okay. The space is clean with cute decor but it has a definite "strip mall vibe."

We had a wonderful tour and tasting. The property is beautiful with sweeping views of the valley…read moreand beyond. We enjoyed one of the flatbread pizzas and it was really good. Our service was a+. Our host Natalie was great. Full of really good information and open to any questions we had. She helped us select some great wines to take home. She is an all around lovely person. Thanks!

The food is incredibly overpriced- $38 for a piece of salmon? That's insane. $16 for a flat bread…read morewith scant toppings on a store bought piece of bread. $18+ for a 5 oz glass of wine? The food is, IMO, lackluster for the price. We are former members of the winery and current stock owners. We were members for over a decade and in the last year or so have become less and less impressed with the winery and the direction it seems to be going in. Plus side- service is generally good, inside and outside settings are good.

This is my absolute favorite place for wine tastings. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and is…read morekind and patient when helping you find the wine that's perfect for you. She also offers beer, cider, and soft drinks for those that don't drink wine. I really enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere and soft music. Additionally, the owner makes hosting large gatherings easy and affordable.

It is a wonderful experience with a different wine and wide wine variety. Such great knowledge and…read moreeducation provided in a funky fun environment.

Order: Pinot Noir & Moscato Foris Vineyards…read more Pros: so once I got in, the selection of wines was astonishing! I really didnt know what to expect. If you think of a liquor store this is one but for wine!!!! I dont actually know if Ive been to an actual wine store in Salem. That said, the gentlemen who helped me was very very nice and accommodating. He even talked to my aunt who was looking for a specific wine via facetime lol. He offered a different product but still said he would call the winery to see if they had bottles. Furthermore, as we were talking he allowed me to taste 2 wines free of charge. As a result I bought an additional bottle because he did not have to do that. Great customer service and I def. Will be back because of this experience!!! Cons: A little difficult to find as the directions says they're in the front. However, they are in the back of industrial buildings. Also, there isnt a sign out front to the shop. The windows are blacked from the outside so easy to miss. Luckily I saw someone and they directed me where to go.

Great selection of pinot noirs, in all price ranges. Staff were helpful without overselling or…read morebeing snobby.

What a cool spot! The flavors, the service and the atmosphere were all a vibe. The ladies that…read moreserved us let us take some pictures of our group and walked us through some suggestions that were the most popular. I had the chai with oat milk and cinnamon and my girlfriend had a toffee espresso and caramel glazed coffee. I think I will hit this place up tomorrow before leaving town to try another one of their specialty drinks. They also have a little bit of everything else, jewelry, clothing, lotions, lip balm etc. super cute place to meet up with friends and grab something creatively crafted to sip on.

Good service and coffee. I like the way the place is set up to sit and sip and enjoy. This is a…read moreneat place.

We were craving bbq and remember the vault having great bbq selection. So we went for a visit. We…read morewere highly disappointed after our meal. 1. There is no menu. They do not do bbq anymore due to lack of demand. Understandable. We were then given the choice of a burger or wings. Nothing else. Then some sides/appetizers options, which were hand written on an order slip. 2. We went at about 6pm our beers were super foamy. The bartender said that the co2 is weird with the first pours of the day. So a bit annoying. 3. We ordered mozzarella sticks and as an appetizer then the burgers. It took 35 mins for us to receive our burgers then the mozzarella sticks came out. The mozzarella sticks were cold inside. 4. The burgers were very basic bbq bacon ranch burgers. They cook personally came out and raved about how he came up with this recipe and was the best in the northwest. It was just bbq sauce mixed with some ranch. He also came out asking what we wanted on it and then proceeded to forget our tomato's.

"Welcome home" vibes, a clean space, and perfectly-priced BBQ make The Vault an instant classic…read more When I initially visited a year back for St Patrick's Day, it'd be very generous to call the experience "a mixed bag". Since then, and on a less busy day, The Vault has cleaned up beautifully. The barman was welcoming and quick on his feet. The sign out front read "BBQ is ready" and, sure enough, when I asked for the run-down, he talked me through the spread. In the end, a 1-meat 1-side plate won out. I requested the brisket (which was great, and generously portioned, though a bit dry to be the best in town) and the street corn (which was incredible, and definitely the best in town). It seems BBQ is becoming a competitive business in Salem! The Vault is keeping up with the best of them, but here's the real kicker: the plate came out to only $15. For meat of that caliber and quantity, not to mention the elotes, that's beyond a steal. If The Vault continues to offer this level of quality in service, food, and drink, any early-days missteps while finding their footing will be drowned out by the good times they roll out. I hope they can keep this momentum and continue to offer exceptional service complementary to great good and drink.

Amazing decor in this place, and friendly service too. When you walk in there are a series of menus…read moreto your right, and the same menus are up at the counter as well. You choose what you want and order at the counter and they give you a number. Then they'll bring it to your table. I enjoyed the rice bowl. The tofu seemed to be fried and the sauce on it was spicy. The miso Moon coffee thankfully did not taste like miso, lol. My friend had an espresso and said it was terrible, very sour. Everyone else at our table seemed to enjoy our food, there were a lot of burgers and fries being ordered at the group. They have my daughter's favorite sort of salad, with blue cheese and steak. Sadly, they were out of salmon the day we visited. Would definitely consider coming back if I'm in Salem again.

This is an update review. Let me be very clear: I like this place. HOWEVER…read more.. the steak is horrifically terrible. I mean, it's worse than any steak I have ever had; even my grandma's. And that's saying a lot. You do not want to know of the torture. Suggestions: 1st: If you want to have a steak on the menu, at least serve the cut that is on the menu. 2nd: if you're worried about food cost, do something pounded, and marinated, OR do a small trimmed cut that is excellent quality, and serve it with a lot of mash and veg, and that bordelaise sauce (which wasn't bad). 3rd: Meatloaf

Once you get to know the staff, particularly Chuck, Darren, and Nikki, they are cold, callous,…read morehumans. I've known them for over ten years and they did me dirty.

What a cute little pub we found on vacation in Silverton, Oregon. They had my beer on tap…read more(Guinness) and lots of local craft brews for hubby try as well. We'll be back to try the menu.

I am a former restaurant owner and I work in the wine industry, and I can confidently say the…read morepolicies at Hi Fi Wine Bar are completely absurd and nowhere near industry standard. I've never been to a wine bar or restaurant that refuses to let guests taste wines before committing to a full pour, especially at their price point. Yet the bartender here would not allow us to taste anything. Since tasting wasn't permitted, I asked him about the wines to help guide our choices, and he still couldn't answer basic questions. The few descriptions he offered were inaccurate, and we ended up purchasing wine we didn't enjoy at an overpriced rate, which is exactly why tasting is standard practice in this industry. To make matters worse, the bartender had an attitude and was not friendly or welcoming. With so many great wine bars in walking distance, you'd expect a higher level of customer service. Clearly that's not a priority here. And one more strange detail: they advertise that they have records, but you are not allowed to pick the records they play... Overall an incredibly disappointing visit. I wouldn't recommend this place when there are so many better options nearby.

They have a great wine selection and friendly service. We tried some snacks and those were good…read moretoo. They have an amazing lighting fixture above the bar that you should see.

We went to dinner here before a show at the Elsinore Theater next door. Our meal was delicious,…read moreservice by Robert was excellent, beautiful decor, and a gifted pianist. The restaurant has a lovely selection of wines by the glass from all over the world. For example, you rarely see Touriga Nacional from Portugal by the glass in my experience. Next time we're in Salem, I would definitely dine at DaVinci again!

Davinci was a very mixed bag for us with some nice dishes, and others that missed the mark. Service…read morewas competent, but we felt very rushed. We eat at many many Italian restaurants (my favorite food) all around the country and I was hoping this would have been much better considering the price point and reputation. The dining room is nice, and they have a talented piano player. Receptionist was cool on arrival, no smile or hello but showed us to a comfortable table upstairs. Our server was nice enough, but really wanted to move us through dinner at a pace that would be unacceptable for the caliber of the restaurant. The complimentary bread service was delicious, really a flatbread but so good. We enjoyed it so much we decided to order one of the flatbreads off the menu, to enjoy alongside our dinners. It was equally delicious. Sadly, the pasta dishes were disappointing. Bolognese with a cavatapi pasta just did not work. The bolognese was more like a chilli, not a delicious hearty bolo, and the pasta just could not hold the watery sauce. The seafood pappardelle was equally disappointing. While the sauce was better than the bolognese, the pasta had a raw dough flavor to it, even though it seemed properly cooked al dente. Never have had anything quite like that. When asked about our food, we didn't want to fuss and said everything was OK. Continuing the rushed service, our check was dropped along with our dessert. You would think if you are spending well over $200 for dinner, you would expect to enjoy more than 50 minutes of table time. Not here. Nobody said goodnight or asked how our food was as we left. Perhaps a bad night, but I'm not sure this will be a repeat for us on our next visit to Salem