Durant was so much more than a winery. It was one of the most authentic and memorable experiences…read moreof our entire Oregon trip. We had the privilege of hearing directly from owner Paul Durant, who shared stories about his family's history, their settling in the Willamette Valley, and the pioneers of Oregon wine country. His passion for the land and commitment to sustainable and ethical farming came through the stories he told. The olive oils were hands down the best I've ever tasted. They have awards to prove they are one of the best in the world. Combined with the incredible wines, beautiful grounds, and warm hospitality, it made for an unforgettable afternoon. Learning the family's story while tasting the products they have poured generations of work into gave us a much deeper appreciation for everything they create. This is the kind of place you remember long after your vacation ends. I'm looking forward to the products being delivered to my home in Orlando!

I wish all wineries were like this. I thoroughly enjoyed shopping through all the local artists…read moreitems that they had inside of this winery. I also wish they sold it online through their website which sadly they do not I checked, ha ha It is a small smaller winery compared to the other ones we went to in the area, but very cozy and intimate love the outside view as well as the outside heating area as well and the little Nursery that they have on site I wish I have a winery like this back in my hometown. It was just absolutely breathtaking and offered so much.

We visited Red Berry Barn to pick up strawberries as they were one of the few places open with…read moreHoods on Memorial Day. Walking in at 9AM, they had plenty of prepicked pints on a table and also an entire field of strawberries available for U-Pick. Pricing is actually cheaper for the pre-picked pints, but I assume that's because U-Pick means you're eating while picking as well. Red Berry Barn grows three types of strawberries on their farm. Firstly, probably 30-40 rows of Hoods, then some Shuksans, and finally the ever popular (for farmers, given the day-neutral designation) Albion. It's actually quite easy telling the three apart. The Hoods are overgrown, barely kept organized into rows, with lighter color leaves hiding all of the strawberry red deliciousness hiding underneath. The Shuksans in the center, are the tallest of the plants, with striking dark green foliage. The Albions in the last rows look almost emaciated, with small leaves barely able to support the ample stock of strawberries growing from them. Red Berry Barn doesn't have any particular system for organized picking unlike some other U-Pick farms. Most the field was flush with berries, so we just wandered around wherever we wanted to pick the strawberries. We went here specifically to purchase and pick Hoods. The strawberries here aren't like those of other farms. For some reason, the Hoods are much larger, perhaps 3-4x the size of other Hoods, but still with the protruding cap. The outer shell is also quite a bit harder than the typical soft Hood. The taste isn't the same either, being still sweet and plump with good strawberry fragrance, but missing some of the perfumy quality an excellent Hood has from some of the non U-Pick farms. The skin is also much firmer - usually Hoods only last a day or two before going bad due to how delicate their skins are, but on Day 2, these strawberries were still firm. I have no idea if it's the terroir or the growing and fertilizer regimen fed to the strawberries or not. The Shuksans didn't seem to be ready at the time we visited. I tried a couple that looked ripe on the plants, but they were still mostly hard and tasted like sour water. The Albions, however, were among the best Albions I've had, at least the most ripe ones which consist of perhaps only 5% of the crop. They're super sweet and almost reach Hood levels of perfumy quality but with a different taste. Most Albions, however, basically taste like cold storage grocery store strawberries. Just to hammer it in more - the best of the everbearing and/or day neutral varieties like Albion can be great, but on average, they are worse than June-bearing varieties! Albion especially I think is built for shelf life thanks to the waxy coat on the exterior and the firm interior. We ended up buying a half flat of Hoods to save us some time, and picked up a $16 basket that probably fit around 3-4 pints of strawberries. Red Berry Farm derinitely does in a pinch to get some fresh strawberries. I don't think their Hoods are as good as from other farms, but they're still miles better than any grocery store strawberry.

Beautiful to look at BUT you are probably in the wealthy 1% if you purchase their pies or hanging…read moreflower baskets. Even charge for children to play as well as their parents to go in the gate to watch over them. No longer much of a produce market. Flowers are one of the highest prices we've seen. Disappointed!!! No longer stop there to shop. Seems like one of the Tourist Stops now, wonder when the tour buses will show up. Oh YES - Most importantantly of all..... THE OWNERS DISCRIMINATE AGAINST THE DISABLED! They Trespassed our son after they illiegally took cell videos of his behavior, knowing he was mentally disabled. Then their 2 bathrooms were locked at 9:30 AM and one of his disabilities is almost NO Notice to "go" due to nerve damage after he was in a life threatening accident at their Corner and flown to OHSU. I'll not go into too much further detail out of respect for him. However, the OWNERS are obviously not aware that there are Rights for the Disabled. A business can be fined $75,000 1st offense, and $150,000 second offense due to the Americans Disability Act, Title III. This is a Civel Rights violation not a Ciminal Offense. Have any others been discriminated against iffegally?

Such a sweet farm and market! In season produce and picking. Lots of parking and easy access. A…read moregift shop to complement your seasonal finds. The nicest lady helped us!

Ever on the lookout for stranger and rarer herbs and plants, I reached out to local grower Van…read moreHevelingen to see if I could purchase direct from them. They let me know they were wholesale only (though they do sell direct to the public at some farmers markets and their ilk), however they were super nice and suggested I check out Chehelam Flats Farm Market as they stock Van Hevelingen's plants for the spring and summer. Chehelam Flats is open Fridays and Saturdays from 10-5, so when I was in the area last weekend, I excitedly made my way there. They have a couple parking spaces on the side of their building, and as I exited my car, I noticed all their fields of lavender! I had not known that was a big part of this market, but goodness, I sure do love me some lavender. I was greeted by the lovely proprietress who let me know their lavender will be in bloom late June to July, and that they will offer bunches pre-cut or you can cut your own. She was also quick to suggest local businesses and events as I am new to the area and was just all around so kind and charming! Back to the plants, I zeroed in on all the fun and unusual herbs, and quickly had a growing box (okay, two!) of goodies: sweet cicely, variegated lemon balm, variegated society garlic, French sorrel, licorice sweet flag, pink rosemary, eau de cologne mint, yerba Buena, and a Chinese chrysanthemum. They also have plenty more traditional herb offerings, native plants as well as some flowers, not to mention I don't even know how many lavender plants in a variety of sizes. Inside, there were some houseplants, along with many kitchen and home goods: candles, soap and other bath and body items, tea towels, even treats like pate de fruit (a favorite!). They had gorgeous wooden pieces included a rolling pin that a totally fell in love with. You could put together such a lovely gift here! The whole area was just gorgeous and while you should absolutely visit when you can take advantage of fresh lavender, I had a wonderful experience without it. They will also have other plants like tomatoes as the weather warms. I cannot wait to return.

Oh my CHRISTMAS!!!! This place is SO festive from the minute you walk in!! The smell and FEEL and…read moresounds of Christmas!! It's perfection!!! I love how every single area is themed. From the Christmas Vacation area, to the Grinch and Whoville, the Beavers tree and the Ducks tree...the beer trees, retro trees and ornaments I could go ON and ON. There are treasures GALORE and Christmas decor for any desire here. We also saw the Halloween area with TONS of beautiful villages and decor. There really is something for everyone here!! And don't forget they're also a Tree Farm! So you can cut your own tree too!! I wanted to leave with LOTS of things but ended up just with a "Naughty" stocking for our puppy. Ha ha. I'm definitely bringing my kids here. It's so adorable and FESTIVE!!

Love this store! Love that they open in July to give us our Halloween and Christmas decor fix!…read moreImpressive, up to date stock of Department 56 figurines and buildings along with an abundance of other ornaments and household decor. The shop owners are friendly and super helpful :)

Fantastic experience here, that I would highly recommend. Kinda blew my mind that this place is…read moreonly located 15 minutes from Beaverton, which makes it super convenient. The alpaca's themselves are super fun. They are primarily food driven so don't expect too much love unless you are feeding them. BUT that being said if you are feeding them, prepare to be surrounded. They are increadibly friendly and SOOOO soft to pet. They do kick, and you are warned before hand not to pet them without them knowing to avoid situations like that.

They encourage appointments but we showed up and got a chance to say hi to the adorable alpacas. A…read morefun little stop after being a bit wined out.

I recently ordered bereavement flowers from Heartstrings. They were extremely friendly and…read moreprofessional during our difficult family time and delivered the arrangement on-time, despite a lengthy distance. We greatly appreciated their care and diligence. Highly recommend.

I am in CA and wanted to use a local florist where my daughter lives when she had her baby. I chose…read moreHeartstrings based on reviews. The flowers were beautiful and delivered quickly. I will use them again the next time I order for her!

Charlotte is amazing. Every time we go there she welcome us and our friends like we are family. we…read moredid the French picnic this time and it was amazing. The place, the wine, and the people make this winery experience above the rest!!!!

Came for the kittens and returned for the confident healed female forward energy. This is where you…read morebring your strong women to relax, connect, and have fun. The space and the people bring both of those things in a very unique and beautiful way. I appreciate that they offer alcohol free wine flights for those of us that choose to forgo the alcohol at times. In addition to their tastings I attended The Last Supper event which paired food and libations to music that honored musicians who passed in tragic ways. The entire event was executed with precision, style, and respect to the artists. Their events are exactly the vibe I fit into as an elder millennial genX woman who strives for life long fun and spice but isn't afraid of a little depth. If ever I were to join a wine club this would be it.

Wow! Great service from beginning to finish. Briana the woman who helped us pick out blinds was…read morevery knowledgeable and professional. Justin who hung our blinds was very professional and personable. I highly recommend you spend your money locally at the Decorated Wall

Our Hunter Douglas Roman blind (purchased through another company) stopped working. Called the…read morecompany we purchased it from and they recommended The Decorated Wall for a quick resolution. Took in Monday afternoon and picked it up Wednesday afternoon. Helpful, friendly, efficient, professional - the list goes on. Definitely would recommend!!