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    The Dundee Bistro

    3.6 (440 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Well priced-delicious wine -from Stoller
    Glenda M.

    Beautiful space-online photos do not do it justice- with delicious food. Service was excellent-Jo did an outstanding job. Highly recommend. Very nice wine list, as well.

    Old fashioned
    Amanda V.

    On a recent weekend after some excellent wine tasting across the street at Argyle, myself and five other girlfriends found ourselves at the Dundee Bistro. The food was quick and delicious, and we all enjoyed a beverage or two from the large cocktail selection. We will absolutely be back!

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    MaDonna W.

    We made a reservation and got a lovely table right by the window. Our waitress was so kind and generous with her explanation of the menu.. We decided to have a cosmopolitan to start the evening and let me tell you this was in fact the very best cosmopolitan that we have ever had collectively we agreed . The juice was very fresh with a sliced fresh lime and crushed ice on top.. so delicious. The food was also very delicious. We highly recommend if you're in Dundee to make a reservation the music was great. They had the fireplace going. It's right across the street from the red Hills market.

    Pork tenderloin. Terrible. Tough and overpowered by herbs. Sent it back.
    Kim G.

    What a disappointment. That's the best way to describe this experience. Unedible. The best way to describe the food. I have been to The Dundee Bistro several times, but not since Covid, and have always had a fantastic meal. Which is why we booked reservations here after a wine tasting and pick up near by. Will cut right to the chase. We were a party of five, three adults, two kids. Only one person liked their meal which was a Cesar salad and margarita pizza. The rest of us took one or two bites and literally could not eat any more. Now the details. As soon as we were seated, the waiter took our wine order and meals for the kids first. Perfect. One ordered the adult bistro burger which is $23. He took two bites and said he couldn't eat it, tasted bad. The other had the kids pasta, a fusilli with red sauce, she said it was ok. We got the brussel sprouts as an appetizer and they were very good, crisp, and had a scattering of hazelnuts. For my dinner I ordered the pork tenderloin. It had been marinated in herbs and was coated in more herbs, and the smell of rosemary was overpowering. Hungry, I took an bite and could hardly get it down. The rosemary and herbs so overpowering and the meat was tough and over cooked. If I didn't know it was pork, I would have thought it was some type if game meat. strong smell, tough, inedible. I put my fork down knowing I couldn't swallow another bite. It was terrible. A friend got the salmon. Three bites, and done. The other friend who made the right choice, enjoyed her salad and half the margarita pizza. She offered us each a slice but at that point, I just wanted to leave. Our wine never came. We inquired and were told they ran out of wine glasses. What? We are in wine country! And it wasn't even crowded. The waiter came back and as I started to tell him about the tenderloin - and for the record, first time in my life I returned something because it tasted so bad - and before I could finish my sentence, he finished it for me saying is it too tough? Yes! And overpowered by herbs. He offered to bring me the bucatini with arugula pesto and shrimp and took the tenderloin off the bill. The pasta arrived. bucatini cooked perfectly al dente. The arugula pesto very bitter for obvious reasons. The shrimp was small and didn't look good so I didn't eat them. Two bites of pasta - and pasta is my lifeblood - and I was done. Still no wine. We told him to just forget about it. A few minutes later he showed up with one glass split three ways so we all had a taste. For the prices, $28 for a tiny pasta dish for example, and the terrible tasting food, I am never coming back. The one star is because Yelp forces you to give at least one and I'll attribute it to the waiter who without question took the one meal back and off the bill. Disappointing end to an otherwise fabulous day in Dundee.

    Focaccia
    Lisa H.

    Went to try out some of the new menu items and as usual was quite impressed. The espresso martini was wonderful as was the scampi appetizer.

    Tim R.

    We had plans on going to Red Hills Market across the street, but they were closed again. We have always wanted to try the Bistro and we are glad we did. I had the special pizza of the day and the wife had the beet salad. Everything was fresh and the service was great.

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    I was invited to come in for a wine tasting during their opening months and I was extremely…read moreimpressed with the service, the presentation, and the wine tasting. This winery recently opened in the first floor of the Dundee hotel. It's closer to 99W so when you come in from the parking lot, you will pass a couple other wineries. This is one of five wineries and a restaurant that is in the first floor of the Dundee hotel. Our server was named Kalina, and she was so nice and personable. She had recently come back from working in a winery in Australia. I was impressed with her knowledge of wine, but she explained that she started working in wineries back when she was just 15 helping with events/weddings at a family friend's winery. She had worked at several wineries even though she was just in her twenties. The winery itself also had lots of charm and was very calming with the soft pink furnishings and relaxing sofa and chairs. The design was on point and chic. We enjoyed all the wines. Kalina even gave us a small bowl of gourmet popcorn to compliment some of the wines. I definitely will come back to this spot for another tasting or a glass of wine. Our server also said that on the third Thursday of every month they do complimentary pours and have either live music or artists at the various wineries in the building as part of a collaborative art walk within Dundee. Currently the wine tastings are $30 per person, but if you are a guest at the hotel they have a BOGO special. This winery is definitely a special spot to check out if you are planning a day trip to Oregon wine country. This wine tasting was definitely a highlight of my summer. Reservations and recommended, but definitely not required - and the experience was truly lovely.

    We stopped through on a roadtrip and had a fantastic experience thanks to Kalina. The wine was…read morefantastic and she was very knowledgeable/passionate. Her recommendations were top notch. The tasting room is also beautifully decorated with comfortable seating. We will be stopping by on our next trip!

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    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.

    Cute restaurant right off the main road with private parking and a limited number of tables, so…read morereservation recommended (or call ahead). Great spot for a date night, special family celebration dinner, or catch-up with good friends. Loved the elderly couple who came for drinks and dessert only! First starter was the clam special in white, smooth broth with leeks, served with two big slices of crispy focaccia. YUM. I didn't think 25 clams would be enough to fill me up, but I was wrong, and this special was great. Second starter was the duck confit salad, and the duck leg was cooked perfectly, skin on. Husband liked the matchstick apples and cherry vinaigrette but thought the blue cheese was overpowering. First entree was the king prawn pasta alla vodka, and the noodles were overcooked - fastest way to kill a meal. Prawns cooked perfectly, but the noodles were mush in an otherwise nice sauce. Husband and I both loved his butternut soup, drizzled with good quality EVOO and rich texture. Curious what other ingredients they use (or where they get their butternuts) because their soup was WAY better than anything I've made at home. Dessert was fab: lemon mousse topped with vanilla pavlova. We saw another table order one of each dessert, but their lemon mousse went first, which sealed our decision! Would recommend for anyone passing through Dundee - just skip the pasta.

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    To start off, our server was so fun, attentive, and genuinely a nice person…read more We came in for a wine flight, and ended up sitting outside, playing a board game, and deciding to stay here for dinner instead of heading to another place. Wines served had variety, dinner was delicious. We ended up signing up for their wine club since it's got fun perks: multiple vineyards, wineries, and tastings included.

    I discovered this Gem, a few years ago when it was Chelalem Tasting Room. It's so convenient as…read morethe last wine tasting spot to stop when leaving Newberg. Flash forward a year or so ago, when they were having an event in late winter with complimentary tastings. Since then, I am there every few weeks. I joined the Chehalem Winery club and lucky for me, this is part of my membership!!! Sam, is the Tasting Room Manager and is kind to everyone who enters into the former car garage. There is a food cart on site and the menu has been updated by a new chef, you won't be disappointed. I'm not a big games person, but you will see me and my ladies down for Bingo the first Thursday of the month! Have I mentioned the music? The best musicians in Oregon Wine Country are there every Friday and Saturday evenings and with that comes many of their groupies. Other events include, trivia night and Song writers Show case as well as line dancing.

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    Great food and service yesterday at the Newbergundian Bistro. We had been at Stoller for our spring…read morerelease, and wanted to find a new restaurant to try. We are glad it was the Newbergundian Bistro. We had to start with a Croissant. It was very flavorful, but it was bit soft, not the perfect crunch that we love. The fresh squeezed grapefruit juice made an excellent greyhound. The Bistro had my favorite...Escargot as a special. WOW. So good. We then shared the Potato Croquettes. The accompanying fondue was so good to dip the Croquettes into. We finished with a Ham and Brie Sandwich that was excellent, accompanied by crisp and hot french fries. My wife had the Grilled Five Cheese Sandwich with Mixed Greens. She loved it. Traci was terrific and helped us throughout the meal.

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