Love the chefs counter. Delicious food, great wine. Love chatting with Chef Jarred and Wine…read moreAmbassador Bradley. Always a must when we visit.

We had a great time pre-functioning at Willamette Valley vineyards on Halloween day dressed as…read moreCoraline. Tyler Howard was an excellent host and did a great job on our seasonal flight.

We popped in for a couple bottles of wine to get us through the turkey day…read more Easy to find - long gravel driveway - take your time. Great views - amazing sunsets! Wife and sisters took their mom a few weekends back - Wife fell in love. We will be back plenty over the coming years.

I came to Coria Estates for a watercolor painting class with my sister and daughter. We had such a…read moregood time! We got there early enough to get some wine and food before the class started. We got chips and salsa to share. My sister and daughter ordered sandwiches and they both enjoyed. The staff was very friendly. The winery was beautiful inside and out!

Proof that Oregon Wine Can Convert a BBQ-Loving Texan…read more Y'all. I didn't think I'd say this, but here I am -- a brisket-fueled, bourbon-sippin', proud son of Texas -- absolutely swooning over wine. Not just any wine. We're talkin' about the handcrafted, small-lot, soul-swirlin' nectar served up at St. Innocent Winery -- a place so peaceful and picturesque, it made me question why I don't live in a vineyard-covered valley full-time. My wife and I rolled up to this Willamette Valley wonderland expecting a decent lunch and some light sipping. What we got was a full-blown sensory revival under a cherry-red canopy, surrounded by forested hills that looked like they were painted by God himself after three glasses of Pinot. We opted for the St. Innocent Story Flight -- five sips of vineyard-designated poetry. My wife, being the classy half of our duo, paired hers with the Sip & Savor Experience, which was essentially an edible sonnet: summer vegetable soup so smooth it could run for office, a goat cheese tart so tangy it made my eyebrows dance, a Thai-style spare rib that nearly caused me to curse in delight, and a chocolate mousse topped with pistachio and freeze-dried strawberry that straight-up healed childhood wounds. Me? I stayed true to my roots and ordered the BBQ sandwich. Because even in Pinot country, a Texan's gotta do what a Texan's gotta do. And y'all -- that sandwich slapped harder than a summer sunburn. Juicy, smoky, piled high, with a crunch of pickled slaw and a side of ridged chips that made me weep a little. Paired with that 2019 Momtazi Pinot Noir? I felt like I was sittin' in the arms of a wine-soaked angel. Our server was a gem -- part sommelier, part tour guide, part miracle worker. She suggested we tack on the 2020 Shea Vineyard Pinot and the 2023 'Not So Innocent' Grauburgunder (a rosé of Pinot Gris). Both were showstoppers. We left with a bottle of the Grauburgunder like it was a souvenir from heaven. And just when I thought the experience had peaked -- bam! A quick tour of the facility gave us a peek behind the curtain: barrels like art installations, a tasting room polished to a shine, and a staff that clearly loves what they do. St. Innocent Winery isn't just a tasting stop -- it's a full-body, full-soul, full-Texan-approved revelation. TL;DR: Come for the wine. Stay for the views. Leave with a bottle, a smile, and a belly full of joy (and probably BBQ). Five stars and a raised glass from this grateful Texan.

We three stopped for a wine flight with small bites ("Sip & Savor Experience") and lunch on a…read moreMonday in the middle of a four hour drive, choosing St. Innocent from among several wineries available in the area. We are very pleased with our choice as it was an enjoyable experience. SERVICE: 5.0. Andy was excellent and very knowledgable about wines in general, the vintages of St. Innocent wines in particular, and the vineyards from which St. Innocent sources. And more. AMBIANCE: 4.5. We sat on the shaded patio overlooking a pond and trees. Though I-5 was visible off to one side, it was not a distraction. WINES: 4.0. We left with a couple of bottles. FOOD: 3.5. Good lunch made with fresh ingredients. The small bites provided with the Sip & Savor Experience were satisfactory.

Amazing views, experience, and wines…read more Highly recommend coming here. John was amazing and very knowledgeable about the wine-making process. Our favorite was the Chardonnay. Unlike any other Chardonnay, I have had.

A terrific an peaceful place with fabulous wine, a sweet sweet dog, and apparently music festivals…read moreI need to come back to!!

Great vibe! Delicious wine! Friendly staff! Just joined their wine club. Will be returning often!read more

BINGO at a beautiful vineyard with delicious food, tasty wines, delightful other guests and a…read morewonderful Drag Queen is how Sundays should be spent. The parking lot is much kinder than many other vineyards. I did not really see specific ADA spots which were likely full but the parking lot is small and easy to navigate with a short stroll to the tasting room. We got there later than I wanted but we were not the last and were able to tuck in seats in the back which is perfect. I was a bit surprised that they didn't have water at the tables for everyone and the menu was very small with two different paninis - a caprese and an Italian meat one.... we got one of each and then split them.Which was pretty perfect and both were really good! Their regular menu is much different and I look forward to trying it when I visit for a regular wine tasting. We started with a glass of the Rose Bubbles. It was perfect for a late summer afternoon. We drank a bottle of the Moscato Frizzante, a definite favorite. We are both hummingbirds, is in love with sweet wines. Sometimes the sweet almost assaulting on the palate. I was completely amazed at how smooth, soft yet supple that wine is! We asked to try their blends with sangiovese which they have 2. I was attending with my friends mom. My friend passed away recently and was married here so she wanted to get bottles of her favorite wines. There were 2 people working and he just set the tasting wines down (which were tiny samples in tiny wine carafes), mumbled what they were without pointing which was which and practically ran. Since we were actually drinking wine, our glasses were full so we had to drink from the carafe, which felt a bit tacky plus they are reds we were trying to actually taste... I realize drag Bingo is also happening but a tasting glass to give some aeration to the two wines is helpful. It was such a wonderful way to spend the afternoon. The few annoyances we had, I imagine were likely from them having to navigate a larger group. It is so nice having a place like this so close! I also have to express that the inclusive events make me more anxious to support them with my business.

This is such a special place that not a lot of people seem to know about. I loved every wine I…read moretried, and the setting is absolutely beautiful. Make an appointment - you won't be sorry! :)

My wife and I were in Oregon - Willamette Valley area. We visited La Chouette Vineyard in…read moreJefferson. What a beautiful find. This is a small winery, but man oh man, their wines are delicious. The tasting area is the back patio of a beautiful estate overlooking a spectacular view of the valley. The setting is so, so peaceful you do not want to leave. We highly recommend La Chouette.

Honeywood Winery was a great stop! When I went in I saw a nice wine selection but I was on the hunt…read morefor mead and they indeed did have some. In fact I had an idea they sold it (but don't ask me how and where I got it) so it wasn't really a shot in the dark that they would have it. I got a bottle of the Wild Mead which is more floral and kind of keeps the honey flavor more present. They had plenty of other flavors... berry flavors some I think but this particular one was what I wanted. The service was friendly and I had a nice conversation with the two employees there. The mead itself was wonderful! As I said it is more of a floral flavor with the honey presence at work. Refrigerate it and you got a very refreshing and flavorful beverage to sip with at the end of the day.

Most of the wineries in the area specialize in Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and drier wines, while…read moreHoneywood is amazing at sweet and fruity wines - my personal favorite. I first came across their brand at some tasting rooms on the coast and the Made in Oregon store but this is the first tome going to their headquarters. They do 4 tastings for $10 and have unique varities including some west coast berries like Huckleberry, loganberry and, our favorite of the tasting, Olallieberry. The bottles are also really affordable at around $14. Service was super friendly and great about describing the different flavors.

As always, my experience at Piluso Vineyard was the highlight of my day. Sandy is a skilled…read morevintner, as well as a genuinely nice person. Her husband, Pinky, is pretty cool, too. The samples I had were all outstanding. Evidence of this is on the bottles, which have more medals than a five-star general. This boutique winery is a must-see if you're in the area.

Beautiful, peaceful vineyard, garden, and tasting room. Sandy, the winemaker was lovely, helpful…read moreand enthusiastic. Honestly I could have taken home a bottle of each wine we tasted and been quite happy. Her port, Madeline, stole my heart. It tasted like the ports my friend would bring back from her visits to Portugal. Full of flavor, a true sipping pleasure. Madeline is the best use of a Marechal Foch I've experienced. I can't wait to go again and share this lovely destination with friends and family.

Hello Yelpies If you're even thinking about visiting this…read moreestablishment then you've already made the right decision. The staff is first rate and you're treated like you belong there from the start. The menu is awesome and has the right amount of choices for anyone. Keep in mind that if you're looking to just show up then the bar might be your only spot at the table so it's best to call ahead so you're on the list . Cheers

Very cute and cozy place…read more The staff is incredibly friendly and makes great recommendations The food was very delicious as well Looking forward to coming back

We have been members at Alloro for many years. We love it so much that even after leaving Tualatin…read moreand moved to Vancouver, we could not lose our membership! The views are stunning, lovely staff and the food and wines are delicious! They also host really fun events. A must visit!

Great winery to add to our rotation!…read more Visited yesterday, a Saturday, and aside from a cold, non-greeting from a young, blonde lady in a blazer, we had a great visit. She completely ignored us as we stood in the foyer, obviously waiting to be seated. If you're going to work in hospitality, at least be cordial. We finally were taken care of by Sam who made up for our initial impression. Sam was warm, friendly, and hospitable which complimented the great wines we tasted. There wasn't a bad wine in the bunch. The zucchini bites were a tad bland but the cheese/charcuterie made up for it. Beautiful facility, views, and great wines.