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SubTerra Kitchen & Cellar

4.1 (289 reviews)

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Scallops
Angela P.

We dined with here two weeks ago, and I can't stop thinking about the sweet chili lime prawns and the arugula burrata salad with an egg wash. I already love arugula, but the egg wash gave it a nice texture and made it easy to eat. As for the mains, my husband had the pork and I had the scallops. I think the scallops were cooked perfectly, my only gripe was it came with crispy polenta, that I felt could have used more flavoring. as they were rather bland compared to our starters. The decor is very simple and stark. My one other gripe was the chairs. I have a lot of cushion in the tushin, and my buns were aching after sitting in those chairs for a couple of hours. Perhaps, a simple fix would be to add some colorful cushions to add some pop to black and white decor. We did end on a very high note with a delicious lemon chiffon cake with a lemon/lime curd. It was beautifully presented and had just the right amount of sweetness.

Gnocchi with braised short rib, porcini, preserved heirloom tomatoes, pecorino
Roger M.

One of the top 10 meals I've ever had and service was a team effort and spectacular! We had the ribbon carrots with whipped ricotta and prawns with lemon grass and honey chili as starters, and the scallops with crispy polenta, local mushrooms,basil/oregano foam; and Gnocchi with braised short rib, porcini, preserved heirloom tomatoes, and pecorino for the main course. All were exceptional. Next time we are in the area, we will be back for sure.

Lamb
Chenxi X.

WOW AMAZING SERVICE AND FOOD. Very REASONABLE price as well. Highly recommend the lamb and truffle ice cream. The lamb was very rich and delicious. Very seasonal and fresh ingredients.

Seafood Zarzuela
Everett B.

Easily the highlight of my Newberg work trips, Subterra offers some of the best food and wine in town. Not the cheapest place in The Berg, but a great place for a date, group gathering, or just to grab some great, fresh food and Oregon wine. The long and short of it: 1. Wine. You're in Oregon wine country after all. So start, compliment or finish your meal with a bottle of Oregon wine (or all 3, I don't judge). Subterra has a great list to choose from, both local and not. They list pairings for each dish, but don't be afraid to ask your server for recommendations. I would (and have) come back here just for a glass of wine even if I had already eaten. 2. 1/2 Price Wine Night. Tuesday. Go on Tuesday. Is it Tuesday? If yes.... then go. Bottles are half priced and lets be honest.... you're getting that bottle of wine you've been eying. 3. Food. The wine might be the champion of Subterra for me, but the food is nothing to forget about. Each entree comes with fresh bread, a choice of soup (black bean or their rotating offering) and a salad. Can't say I've had a bad course here but the scallops and black bean soup really stood out. I look forward to sampling the rest of the menu in the future. 4. Service. I've been consistently wow'd by the service here. Every server we've had has been upbeat, helpful and just kinda fun to talk to. It really adds a touch to an already great experience and it doesn't go unnoticed. 5. Atmosphere. Underground and upscale homey, Subterra has a perfect intimate date atmosphere. The acoustics lead to it being a tad bit loud, but not nearly so much that it's hard to hold a conversation. 6. Price. Subterra will run you a pretty penny at around $30 an entree before wine, but it makes for a nice date spot and is well worth the price in my opinion. Stop being so cheap and live a little. Newberg is growing on my a bit, and Subterra is a big part of that. The price of the menu is more or less the only thing preventing me from coming here daily, but not enough for me to not make it a once per week affair. Can't wait for me next trip back to Newberg )never thought I'd be saying that) and to Subterra! Overall Grade: A- (A+ on Tuesdays)

Bone marrow

Lovely time (our first time visiting Newburg and SubTerra Kitchen.) Really a pleasant surprise and a hidden gem. Every dish is tasty. Thé restaurant was busy, so the service was a little slow. Will def recommend this restaurant

Scallop entree. Very disappointing

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Found this location after going to the street of dreams. Great spot, but recommend reservation any day

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Started with. Chocolate cake martini, it was great. The food is delicious and the place is nice and cozy. Great place.

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Nice little place with limited seating. Prime location and interesting use of space in this basement. Food was good and service friendly.

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