Cute cafe in small town. Employees are super friendly. Daughter got iced matcha latte which she…read moresaid was sweet, smooth and delicious. I got the strawberry flavored energy. Basically Red Bull with syrup. Tasted like Red Bull and strawberry syrup. Recommend because it's a cool little place who does things right

We made a trip to this restaurant for brunch but I was disappointed. I was envisioning a generous…read morebreakfast but I got a minimal one. I ordered a crepe and crisp bacon. I was served one crepe fold in fourths with just a very light sprinkling of powdered sugar, no butter or topping. It had 2 very small slices of lemon. Very dry. Bacon was fine. Husband ordered a vegetarian sandwich and got a very slim sandwich with a slice of melted cheese and a few vegetables. Neither of our entrees had any accompaniments. Certainly not a generous brunch for either of us. Of course we had to order at the counter and clear our own dishes.

The owner accommodated our 60 person summer school field trip, serving us all vanilla ice cream…read morecones, while they were CLOSED! Our poor planning could've resulted in the most disastrous field trip of my life but him and his team of ice cream makers SAVED THE DAY! Huge THANK YOU to the Butteville Store!

Wow what a little treat. Fabulous fresh sandwiches, caprese salad, delightful fresh ice tea…read more Homemade ice cream. Neat atmosphere and would be great on a warm day to sit outside. We will absolutely be back. What a gem

Directly on the way to Lincoln City from Portland, this cafe was one of the most incredible gems to…read morestumble across on en route to the coast. Everything is made with love, care, and finessed excellence. From the delectably flavorful, lightly toasted crunch of the caprese sandwich to the nutty yet light and buzzing house-made cold brew with pistachio cold foam, this beautiful little cafe is absolutely worth the pitstop (or just making the trip to go for just the food itself). Service is quick and thoughtful, ambiance is charming and feels like we're in Italy! I look forward to stopping by each time I'm on the way to the Oregon Coast.

It's a nice clean and cute little deli. Ready to serve and build your sandwich. They also offer…read moresoft serve. A nice stop on wine country without having to over do it at a restaurant with the wine country tax. Great sandwiches expect a little wait as they are all made to order. No need to hurry you're not the country

The surface is always great. Customer service is top notch. Food I wish there was more of a…read moreselection especially when you're staying there for a week. But it's understandable it's not a huge restaurant. Food was delicious and fresh tasting.

This restaurant is so surprisingly good! (Only surprising because it's in a hotel and just…read moreunexpected!) We started with happy hour drinks and appetizers. The bao bun and green beans are delicious! Dinner was the rib eye ($38 for 15 oz!) and shoulder steak and both were very good! The crispy potatoes and roasted green beans were excellent side dishes. Topped it off with an affogato. House red wine was decent and very economical. Great service & pretty decor. We'll be back to try some more of the menu items!

This place is so awesome, I almost don't want to tell you about it…read more Came here are 9:30am on a Tuesday and the place was packed. Just an FYI, because this place gets busy they request you limit your visit to 1.5 hours. Now the menu. It is vast and everything sounded so good. Between the pastries, the yummy drinks, and the menu items, I had a hard time picking. I went with a muffin and a latte. The blueberry lemon muffin was large and so tasty. I ordered a plain latte to get a baseline on the coffee making skills. It was pretty good. I'll have to try one of the seasonal drinks next time I go. This place is small. Tables are close together. I could hear everyone's business. So keep that in mind. I am going to return when I have a bit more time. Probably a bit earlier in the morning to make sure I can get a table.

Pastries are tasty. But the coffee is lacking and could use major improvement. I went in and had…read morejust paid for my mocha when a minute later it was ready. Usually service this quick is a plus but I've never been to a coffee shop where I don't hear the grind of beans and the wait of the espresso pull. The shots must've been pre-pulled as the coffee has a burnt after taste and that's confirmed after 3 different occasions. Maybe that taste is hidden for the customers that are also eating breakfast.

I recently got into a conversation of not having any great pastrami sandwich in Portland, and a…read morefriend said that I must try Baker's Mark. Arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 1pm, the patio seats were full but there were some open seats inside. There were just two people ordering at the kiosk, so it was a short wait to order, with about 10 minutes to get the sandwich. The Dutch crunch roll, wow, wow, just amazing texture and full of flavor, the pastrami was solid but not mind blowing, but the combination (cheese, pickles and deli mustard) made this an easy 9.5/10. They flipped the sign by about 1:30pm and said they were sold out. I'll be back to try some other sandwiches, and I'll be sure to arrive early enough.

I enjoyed the Avo-Chickpea. Unfortunately, they were out of garlic Dutch Crunch bread. If it's…read morethat popular why not make more? Good size, but far from value. The sandwich style is reminiscent of what you'd find at a good deli: piled high, dressings, shredded lettuce, etc. Typical inner Portland: stand in line and touch pad to order, PREtip, bus your own stuff. Staff were friendly. I'd place them in the upper middle of Portland sandwich places.

Highly recommended! Trellis did an amazing job catering our wedding at the Can Can's Paris Theater…read morein downtown Portland. This was the venues first wedding, so there were a lot of tough logistics to sort through and the team navigated them with total professionalism. Throughout the planning process, they were prompt, helpful, and incredibly nice to work with. The food presentation was beautiful, highlighting fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Everything tasted amazing--especially the sliders, shrimp skewers, tiramisu, and cheesecake. Thank you for making our night so seamless and delicious!

Care here for lunch after some wine tastings nearby on a random weekday. The inside was completely…read moreempty and it took us a few minutes before we realized that there is outdoor seating! We ended up moving to a nice table in their patio area. Highly recommend dining outside if the weather allows! Service was prompt and kind. They have a large menu and also a large drink menu with lots of local wines which is great! We got the carbonara and the short rib sandwich, both of which were rich and delicious! The short rib on the sandwich was tender and super flavorful and not dried out at all. The serving sizes were excellent as well, we both left quite full! The menu is large and we will definitely be back to try more! Worth checking this place out for a meal in wine-country!

Ebner's Custom Meats has great options and the meat is always fresh. We've had some really tasty…read morecuts here. The downside is the prices -- definitely on the steep side compared to other places. Part of what you're paying for is the benefit of a local shop, and the service is good, just nothing that really stands out. Overall, it's solid for fresh local meats, but not always the best value.

The best place in the PNW to get jerky! Staff is friendly. Place is clean. All the meat available…read morelooks amazing

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.

Really good cold brew and one of the absolute best cinnamon rolls I have ever had. It was light…read moreand airy, and perfectly balanced with the cinnamon and sugar and cream cheese frosting without being overly sweet. Went back again during our short visit as it was so good.

First of all, Granny Fi herself is an absolute delight. I could have chatted with her all day…read more And the ambience of the tea room is so fun. We had high tea, and I can't wait to visit again!! Everything was delicious, and it was a memorable experience. Highly recommend it for all ages.

I treated my sister and 9 year old niece to afternoon tea here, my first visit and my niece's first…read moreafternoon tea. The smallish parking lot was almost full when I arrived a little after 2pm, but most people were shopping for shortbread in the shop section. They have an impressive range of different types and flavors of shortbread on offer here. Reservations are required for afternoon tea, and I would recommend calling as opposed to filling out the email form on the website. I walked in to the cozy tearoom and was quickly seated. The room was cozy and the table set with items from Britain. Additionally, they had nice holiday decorations out, which lent a festive air. Service was very friendly, and we never felt neglected, even when the shop was busy. While I waited for my tea companions, I perused the tea selection. Lots of options, from fruity herbals to traditional black teas. My family soon arrived and our tea orders were taken. I went traditional in my selection of PG Tips (a British black tea blend). Each person received their own teapot, with cozy. The teapots stayed hot the entire time, which was nice. We had sugar cubes and milk to add if so desired. Everyone seemed happy with their tea selection, my niece even finished her teapot of blueberry tea. The tea tower of food came out soon after our teas. The sandwich/savory tier had both cucumber and roast beef sandwiches, along with sausage rolls. All were hearty and delicious, and the bread was soft and fresh, not dried out. A tangy mustard sauce complemented the sausage rolls nicely. Then there were three large scones, one plain and one cranberry. These were served with butter, strawberry jam and cream. The top tier consisted of fruit along with lemon curd, chocolate mousse and cream tarts, each with a shortbread base. All delicious and perfectly sized. Their was more than enough food for us, and I ended up taking quite a bit of the scones and savories home with me. The sweets were the biggest hits with my niece. After the tier was removed and boxed up, one more treat was served. It was a delicious combination of chocolate, whipped cream and a brownie base. It earned a thumbs up from my niece. I grabbed a couple shortbread treats for later on my way out. They were all rich and flavorful, as were the leftovers from the tea itself. This was a wonderful holiday treat, and a friendly and tasty introduction to afternoon tea for my niece. I will be back for some more shortbread and another afternoon tea with friends and family. Highly recommended.