I stopped in here with my family on the way to the Oregon coast. I cannot attest to the food's…read morequality because I only had coffee, but the food looked great. The coffee was delicious. My family members each had a cappuccino that they said was really great, and I had a very rich, tasty cold brew. Both baristas were very polite. One greeted me with a smile, and the service was what you'd expect from a coffee shop, very speedy. The café is right off the road, but once inside, it didn't look that way. It was very quiet, with a chill vibe, and I had ample, nice outdoor seating. Next time I am driving through this area. I will definitely stop again.

Stopped by this cute coffee shop! It had a very welcoming atmosphere. The employees greeted us…read moreimmediately although they were busy. I enjoyed the cinnamon roll latte, it was not as sweet! Perfect balance of sweetness and bold espresso taste. My favorite was the cranberry white chocolate chip cookie. It was crispy on the edges and soft in the middle. The cinnamon roll was good but nothing extraordinary. I would come by again next time I'm in town.

Had just enough time to catch the tail and their happy hour on a Thursday. Really enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere created by an outstanding and experienced pianist. Favorite drink for the spicy dirty martini and the mint juleps. Ordered everything on the happy hour menu except for the flatbread. Enjoyed everything except the oysters on the half shell felt too warm and would have preferred them served chill or on ice. Service was attentive and the setting was an oasis of serenity during a busy day. Bartender, didn't get his name, was great. Two people, two drinks each, four appetizers, and dessert brought to tap to $150 before gratuity.

I have to start with mentioning the service we received from Todd. 5+ stars easily! He did a…read morethorough job, explain explaining each of our tasting courses and was very personable and attentive. We had a great table with a nice view. We began with the grilled Foie Gras add-on to the tasting menu. We chose the four course tasting menu @$225/pp, but there was also a 5 course and a 7 course available. The chef's presentation on each course was outstanding; almost too pretty to eat. Each course ranges from pretty good to exceptional in flavor. My only disappointment was that the duck and the Wagyu steak could have been cooked slightly more; and I was definitely expecting a buttery flavor from the Wagyu steak versus slightly tough. I requested medium rare for both the duck and the Wagyu, but these were rare. I would've preferred the duck to have a crispy skin for example.

This location of From Russia With Love is now closed. It will soon be a donut shop called Donut…read moreLand. It was good while it was here.... Tough location. -1 star for the pricing - it was a treat only at their prices (~$20 for most of their piroshki after tip). Nice to know it will continue to be a good location for a deep-fried grease fix...

I was in the area, and I love Russian food, so I thought I'd check this place out. I ordered the…read moreBoo's Love meal, and $18 seemed a little steep, but I was really hungry. Thankfully I pulled over in the lot to eat, so I didn't get far before I noticed my meal had come with fries instead of the salads. The salads were half the reason I wanted to eat there. I walked up to the window to ask why I had gotten fries, and the woman told me they were out of the salads. That's definitely something she should've mentioned when I ordered, but she didn't. I pointed that out to her and explained I wouldn't have wanted it if I had known. She offered to let me return my meal, but I suggested she refund half and let me keep it, which she agreed to. The piroshki was a good size and well seasoned with plenty of filling. The fries looked seasoned but didn't taste like it. They needed salt and/or some kind of sauce. I didn't order any sauces because I didn't know I was getting fries, but they should've come with something complimentary IMO. They were extremely slow for a Friday afternoon on a very busy road. The prices on their website are considerably less than at the shop ($18 vs $15.50 for my meal), and there wasn't a current menu pic on Yelp (which I've since added). I would've skipped it altogether if I had known what they were charging. I imagine that's part of the reason they're so slow. Minus two stars for not explaining they were out of half my meal before preparing it, plus one for offering a fair solution, minus one for sub-par fries and nothing to eat them with. Minus one for inconsistent pricing.

It's hard to find but worth looking for! They have a parking lot too!!!!…read moreI had the gyro and kid had the skewer plate. Baklava and th spinach thing was amazing! Glad we stopped! Order at the counter. They have drinks Super nice staff Outside covered seating. Nice little cozy spot.

Hard to find, off an alley and used public parking abut a block away…read more Order at the counter and find a table. Tried the Gyro - too large to fold up and eat so used a fork and knife. The beef/lamb was cut off the spit was very dry. The spanakopita was okay. Had a nice ambiance if you sit inside but cold on the patio during winter. Buss your own table. Bottom line: Okay but no rushing back.

We found this gem by happenstance and what a delight! Our anniversary dinner could not have been…read morebetter. I have dietary restrictions, so the bartender went out of his way to help me find things on the menu that could be made to work. We do not remember his name, but he is a keeper. The food was fab, the wine was even better, and the chocolate mousse melted in our mouths. But best of all was the service. Try them out, you will be delighted.

They serve great food and their drinks are also good, but what we routinely go for is because of…read morethe fantastic staff. They are a pleasure to chat with as you have a drink at the bar, happy hour or not. Except yesterday they were admonished not to talk with us so much although it wasn't busy, so I guess we will not be going as much anymore. That really saddens me, but they hired someone new I think that's more about efficiency than begin as attentive to customers, especially us older ones with stories. Oh well...things change.

I ordered a banana crème pie - it was delicious! Super friendly and helpful when I ordered and the…read moreprice was great too! Highly recommend!

Came in for a breakfast snack based on Yelp reviews and you guys are right! We had a blueberry…read morecream cheese roll and an apple cream cheese roll and they were both delicious! Something special about the actual pastry....not super sweet so the fruit taste really came thru. Quick service, folks are very nice here! Bummed that we only found it on our last day in town.

We stopped by Kopitos after doing some trivia at a winery with friends. It was a very nice place…read morefor a meal. When we came by, they had live music, and initially had the garage door open (it was closed as the evening got cooler). Prices were high for taqueria -- but this is an upscale alternative, and certainly not expensive relative to the sit-down restaurants nearby. But, don't go thinking it'll be a quick street taco experience -- it's a full restaurant. I had the street tacos. I would have gone 5-star, except I made the mistake of asking for the green salsa, and putting it all over the tacos. They ended up being *so* spicy -- much more than I was expecting, and honestly hard for me to eat. Obviously my fault for not testing the waters carefully -- but it did affect my enjoyment of the evening. Just be forewarned!

This restaurant is a good choice for small gatherings, especially the location in the warmer months…read morewhen you can sit outside and enjoy the weather. Our host told us they also have live music from time to time. The food is good with some interesting menu options, including quite a few seafood dishes. They also have a full bar and a friendly staff. While it's not my favorite Mexican food in Newberg (that would be El Gordito Feliz), it is a great place for hanging out for a happy hour or an outdoor get-together with friends.

I loved the cottage ambiance as soon as you stepped inside the door! The menus were on old style…read morenewspapers which was a cute touch. The placemats told their restaurants's back story brining at Mt Shasta. I ordered the ham steak, wheat toast & orange juice. The ham was so juicy! The orange was ridiculously yummy (tasted hand squeezed). My husband ordered bacon, scrambled eggs & grits. He said this was the best breakfast he's had since moving to OR 5 years ago. Our waitress was kind & didn't rush us. Made it more enjoyable of an atmosphere!

I stopped here for breakfast one Saturday morning. It was rather busy which probably explains the…read moreslow service. I ordered from the "make your own breakfast" section of the menu. Two scrambled eggs, two pork sausages, and 2 sweet cream pancakes were what I assembled. The eggs and sausages were good but the pancakes...oh those pancakes were amazing. They were so light and pillowy soft inside and the flavor was delightful. They provided a small ramekin of syrup, which wasn't nearly enough for these two large suckers, but I never could flag down our waiter to get more. Sigh. Pay on the way out at the register.