Trish was our wine connoisseur and she was so good. She had all the knowledge and told us all sorts…read moreof fun fact, impaired our wine to perfection so you better give her a raise.

TLDR: Resolu is amazing and you're doing yourself a disservice by sleeping on this amazing winery!…read more Drinking wine is the perfect activity for the Pacific Northwest - whether it's rainy weather Pinot Noir and Petite Verdot, or the summery rose wines and Viogniers, there is a wine to suit every mood - Resolu can hook you up. Located in the heart of downtown Hillsboro, just 1 block away from the max station, Resolu is serving up fantastic wines and I am ecstatic about this opening. The owners (Scott and Kathy) and the staff (Debbie) are absolutely fantastic. You cannot go wrong with a visit here and they do plenty of events in Hillsboro, like the Tuesday Night Market. Do yourself a favor and come here on a Friday or Saturday night for wine - your tastebuds will be thanking you! My current favorite is their sparkling rose but their bold reds will not disappoint with either.

BACC Women in Business spent a couple hours at DAnu this evening enjoying another fantastic event…read morewith the Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce. What a great opportunity to donate and collect items for the DV with the family justice center while enjoying some great company, making new friends and catching up with old friends. We had the chance to sip on some really great wines and enjoy some tasty small bites. If you haven't checked out this little local winery in Downtown Hillsboro you need to go!!! They have some really great snacky food options as well as a reservation only night that has a full diner. Friday night bites is a cool event in the summer too. Thank you Maxine at DAnu wines for hosting Women in Business this evening.

Most friendly wait staff. There are small bites and dinners on Wed and Fridays plus music! The…read morewine is delious, there is also beer, cider and soft drinks. Plenty of parking

Good quality food, great flavors, authentic tapas, great service! The place to go for a truly…read moreenjoyable meal. Inside is one of the best places in the area to sit and have a converstaion during dinner - can't wait to try the roof-top too!

We were lucky enough to host a retirement party at the tiki bar upstairs last night. The food was…read moreLast night we were lucky enough to through a private event in their Tiki Lounge. The decor was adorable. Even on a rainy (then sunny) evening, we stayed dry and perfectly warm. The food they catered (spam musubi, rice, kaluha pork, mac salad, and coleslaw) was amazing. Everyone in our group thought they catered out to a Hawaiian restaurant, but it was all them. My mouth is watering just thinking about the food! I can't stress enough how amazing this place is. Their sister bar/restaurant, Urban Decanter in Forest Grove, is also amazing. Jill really knows what she's doing and only hires the best staff. Support this lovely restaurant!

We love this local taphouse!! Great beer and cider selections, as well as great staff and service!…read moreThey offer fun evening events like trivia nights and bingo- they even had an awesome Friendsgiving event where people brought snacks and everyone could hang. Family friendly establishment with games for kids to play, too! It reminded us of the tv show Cheers - how everyone knows your name! Definitely stop here on your next excursion to downtown Hillsboro!

A nice spot to wind down an evening. As someone who can't drink though, I wish the NA options…read moreincluded sodas, instead of just fruit waters (the watermelon water was vile) and Liquid Death. It's still got a good atmosphere and staff are always super nice.

First time at Syndicate last weekend and it was absolutely packed! I couldn't believe nearly every…read moretable was full at 8:00pm. The wine selection was lovely - I especially enjoyed the Barbera. I had the Apple, Brie and Fig Jam Bruschetta which was tasty for a decent price ($10). Nice ambiance and good service despite the crush of people that night. I will certainly return!

I've come to Syndicate Wine Bar a couple times now, and I would say that it's my favorite wine bar…read moreon the West side (Beaverton area). Located in a pretty busy area, there are other bars and restaurants nearby for you to possibly check out before/after coming by here. Walking into the wine bar, you're met with a large display of wines for you to shop and maybe buy a couple for either yourself or friends/family. After that, there's the seating for the wine bar. The place is very cozy and warm. The menu here offers a selection of amazing wines as well as appetizers and entrees for you to eat, if you wish. I love getting the flight here to try multiple wines. Service here is super kind and pretty quick. Absolutely recommend!

Ironically, I don't drink alcohol but what I love about the 649 is the variety of mocktails! The…read morevirgin love spell is my favorite drink and I get it every time. I've tried less of the food than the mocktails, but the Mac and cheese served fajita style on a hot plate was quite good. I also like the casual atmosphere and the willingness of the staff to go with the flow.

This I'd say, is a fantastic little hang out! Here's the 411 on The 649:…read more * Parking Situation * Although the location of The 649 is just "where the F" (eye-roller). Because it's somewhat hidden in the corner of a Safeway shopping plaza. Look for the Baskin Robbins or Wells Fargo ATM and your find it. Like other reviews, when busy, parking can be a bit horrendous. But in hindsight, I'm not gonna reduce a star just because of location. * Bar Food Menu & Dining * Their menu starts with shareable bites, like a pretzel, tacos, quesadilla, loaded nachos, and even a charcuterie plate. Slightly larger dishes would be their Cubano and Brisket Press sandwiches. They even have a few choices for soup and salads, and a couple of dessert items listed. Don't forget to check the chalkboard next to the bar for specialty dishes and drinks. As for dining-in, they've got sturdy wooden tables that can accommodate 4-8 people. Bar stools by the windows, and a fairly large outside patio area. And with the times I've been here, I've never seen a dirty table. Very well maintained (two thumbs up). A few TV monitors showing the game, but its not like a noisy sportsbar. * Drinks & Services* You've got your choice of craft beers that rotate like a standard tap room. They also have tasty seasonal cocktails, but their normal everyday cocktails are just as good. And if you're gonna have a charcuterie board, then you've got to offer a wine list option right? Well they got that too! One last thing to mention, they've got some top-shelf bourbon and whiskey. The 649 is a bar that offers it all! Service has also been welcoming and top-notch. I recall only been served by Rich, Steven, and Crystal, but they always seem to craft up some lovely cocktails. Or deliver some clean tasting everyday type of bar food as well. * Last Call * Normally in my reviews, I'd list every item that I've tried, with price included. But The 649 is such a unique type of bar experience that I feel you should try for yourself; To me, their offerings are reasonably priced. Dining in is nothing fancy, but service is excellent. It's a great hangout for a business date, of even after a first date. I've got nothing but love for local support!

I scurried over to the Little White Shed at McMenamins Cornelius Pass out of pure curiosity (and…read moremaybe the faint scent of whiskey drifting through the air), and let me tell you: absolutely exquisite craftsmanship. The humans really knew what they were doing with all that wood. Smooth beams, sturdy structure--honestly, I had to resist the professional urge to take a nibble. (Five stars for temptation alone.) Inside? Cozy! Warm! Not a single predator, unless you count that one guy with the impressive beard. The ambiance feels like a riverside burrow, but with more chairs and fewer siblings crowding the entrance. Plus, the humans seem delighted to bring you treats--no gathering or dam repairs required. Overall, if you're a beaver looking for a charming place to relax, observe humans in their natural habitat, and enjoy the scent of delicious food, the Little White Shed is your spot. Highly recommend. Would chew again.

Perfect place for whiskey and a bonfire. Lovely spot to hang out and drink. Limited beer and…read morecocktail options but the atmosphere is joyful.

Went on a few blind dates here. Food was good. Love the California roll for an appetizer. For…read moreentree my favorite is the salmon w/ seasonal veggies. Service was attentive and friendly, though there were moments where things slowed down a bit during busy times. Still, the staff was accommodating and made sure we were taken care of.

When you order three dishes and not one stands out as a good one, it's definitely a letdown…read more Sautéed Brussels Sprouts - didn't seem sautéed at all, they tasted more deep-fried. They were crispy but overly oily, and the creamy mayo-based sauce didn't pair well with them. This Appetizer took too long to come out. For the Ahi Poke Tuna - Glad I asked for the sauces on the side. Even with three sauce options, none really worked with the dish. One dark sauce tasted almost like molasses, overly sweet and not something you expect with poke. The chili sauce was also too sweet, while the soy-based sauce tasted excessively salty (fish sauce maybe added in it). I added malt vinegar myself just to balance the flavor. Also, it would be nice if the fish was seasoned with salt(or something) to alter the fishy flavor. The Fish & Chips was average at best. The batter was uneven, with some parts way too thick, though the fries were okay. Experience was not horrible, server was nice and ambiance inside is pretty. I just think the kitchen needs real work.

I may be biased because The Reserve was my wedding venue and retuning back 6 years later had got me…read morein my feels. First, you can't beat the view, the vast parking lot, and the attentive service. We were a big group and were seated outside, but when it started raining outside the lovely servers helped us all move inside and were so helpful throughout the whole dining experience. The kitchen closes at 7pm but we were able to hang out and chat until 8pm. I was mostly there for the drinks and dessert but everyone's food looked great. The Matcha Tiramisu was not too sweet and very creamy. The house-made cheesecake was rich and decadent and worth every calorie! The fries shared with me were seasoned and crispy with the perfect chipotle dipping sauce on the side. The prices were reasonable and the food is freshly made and tasty. Planning to return for the happy hour deals!

So glad they are open again! Limited menu for the time being, but better than them being closed…read more I had the fish and chips. Excellent! From the lemon slaw, to the rosemary parmeson fries, to perfectly fried halibut, there was nothing I did not like! My wife had the steak salad and loved it too. We had the VR Bread as an appetizer. So not a good idea for two people...unless you are really hungry. You will not leave any left. I think it may be better than Stanfords cheese bread. To full for dessert. The peanut butter milkshake and raspberry lemon cheesecake looked really good on the menu. Great job!

Ardiri Winery is a gorgeous location in the hills of wine country. The wines just aren't great…read more I like the presentation of the wines as you pick your flight and then small carafes are brought out for your tasting. But the server never went thru the wines and explain the origin or the history of the wines. This was a negative as the winery we previously visited had an informative narrative as part of the presentation. There are so many wineries in the Willamette region, and we will continue to taste at many others. But I will not recommend Ardiri as one for new visitors to visit.

Spectacular vineyard, forrest, and Mount Hood (if it's a clear day) views in a cool setting…read more We stopped in with a group of four for a Friday afternoon wine tasting. We didn't have a reservations, but were still able to get a nice fire pit table outside under the trellis. Once taken to our table, we were brought out a pour of their bubbles, such a delightful way to be welcomed while we decided what we wanted to order. Two of us opted to taste and the other two for a glass of wine. Glass sizes were generous pours. For tasting we went with both the classic - red, and bianca - white flights to share. Since we were sharing, our tasting associate was nice enough to give us a splash more of each so we could really try the wines. It was interesting that even though we were surrounded by a vineyard, most of the wine on the tasting menu didn't seem to be local. While the wine was all made by the winery, there were wines made with grapes from both Napa valley and Washington. They even had a blend that was made with both Napa and Oregon grapes. While these weren't necessarily my favorite wines I've had, I still really enjoyed my experience here, and did end up going home with a bottle of pinot. I'd probably skip the tasting next time and go for a bottle or glass, after trying and determining one that I liked.