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    a seating area decorated with flowers and candles

    Loved this venue for my engagement ceremony and great place for weddings. Kate thank you for working with me.

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    Gabby F.

    Beautiful venue, inside and out. You drive up and it looks like a fancy estate home. The luscious and full vineyards surrounding the venue only adds to the vivid scenery, and the views over the hills only intensify as the sun starts to set. The venue was set for a special wedding occasion, and the banquet hall was intricately prepared for the celebration. Staff was polite and helpful. Food was amazing! Buffet style with two kinds of salads, mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, beef filets, and chicken and penne pasta. Can't celebrate at a vineyard without wine right?? While they had several selections (including beer) I'm a sweet white wine kind of girl. They called it "picnic wine." Well...I do love picnics. Dance floor and DJ were also on point-really great atmosphere for getting the wedding guests on their feet. Would recommend as long as you're comfortable with the long drive! Address pulls Salem but this is definitely NOT what I think of when I think of Salem.

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    The best service! Shellie C was so hospitable, knowledgeable and welcoming. Thank you for a great experience!

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    Ask the Community - Zenith Vineyard

    Is there a tasting room, and if so what is the open season/hours? I checked the website but no mention.

    Zenith Vineyard is actually another label alongside with St. Innocent Winery. So you should go to the place and head to St. Innocent Winery -- one of the most amazing places! Zenith Vineyard is actually a BEAUTIFUL venue.

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    Do yourself a favor and get the White Veil and the Tempernillo (very popular choices with the guests).

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    The Dundee Bistro

    The Dundee Bistro

    3.6(438 reviews)
    18.7 mi
    $$$

    First off - this place has no right to be as absolutely adorable, cozy, and phenomenal as it is!…read moreThe Dundee Bistro is tucked away in this tiny little wine country town in Oregon, and it's truly the perfect stop for a delicious lunch, a glass of local wine, or just to browse their charming little market. Inside, they have a small shop area featuring locally made goodies: honey, cheeses, cured meats, wines, and other treats. You order at the walk-up counter where the menu includes freshly made sandwiches, soups, chilis, salads, and other local favorites. Everything is made to order and comes out quickly. I ordered the Dundee Grinder, and it was absolutely fantastic, packed with flavor and definitely not stingy on the ingredients. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality and freshness of the food. The staff was kind, helpful, and efficient, which made the whole experience even better. There are a few tables inside and a lovely outdoor patio in the back with a fireplace and a rain cover, perfect for enjoying your meal no matter the weather. Every little detail here, from the food to the ambiance, feels so thoughtful and welcoming. If you're in the Dundee area or wine tasting nearby, this spot is a must-visit. I'll definitely be recommending it to anyone heading this way!

    We recently came to Dundee Bistro for a birthday dinner and had a good time. Our waitress was kind…read moreand the ambiance was nice. The cocktails were made quickly and tasted good. The appetizers were delicious and fed a large party without us having to order multiples of each dish. For an entree, I had the pork, which I felt was a bit overcooked and lacking in flavor. One of the things I found oddest about the evening was the hours of the restaurant. We dined here on a Saturday night at 7:30 - immediately after we were sat we were told we needed to order promptly because the kitchen closes at 8:00. I still don't quite understand why you would allow reservations so close to a kitchen's closing time. It ended up making the meal feel a bit rushed and lackluster. Overall, it was a perfectly adequate meal but I'm not sure I would need to stop in here again.

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    Olympia Provisions - Spanish Charcuterie board

    Olympia Provisions

    4.3(1.2k reviews)
    41.4 miIndustrial District, Central Eastside, Buckman, Southeast Portland
    $$

    Olympia Provisions is consistently one of our favorite places to frequent in PDX. Great location,…read morefun ambiance, pleasant staff, fabulous food! We are typically brunch people, making it here most often on a Saturday or Sunday for a late brunch. Their benedicts are to die for... truly, they're all wonderful. Their Laser Potato is out of this world. Truly, my favorite item on their menu. It is fabulous in all ways. I often take a side of it home just to enjoy later. We recently tried them for dinner. Their muscles are OUT OF THIS WORLD. Truly, the best I've ever had. This beats living in the southeast on the coast, any west-coast seafood restaurant, and every place I've ever enjoyed in Italy. They've certainly topped the muscle game. Highly recommend Olympic Provisions. I will gladly vouch that the negative reviews are from the haters, just to hate. The overall experience has never been anything less than fantastic. Photos to follow (hopefully, if I can find them! HA!) Enjoy OP next time you're in PDX!

    Round 2 in 3 years - "Summer Grilling Starts Here." BASICS - Still kicking out mad charcuterie in…read moreSamplers, Gift Sets (+Corporate) & Boards (Catering), this day dining & enjoying a little of the former, ALSO in deep reverence for the way they're redefining raising livestock by adding transparency, local partnerships, and science-backed auditing as standards. This OG spot is still serving next door to Steven Smith, around the corner from locally-sourced COWBELL cheese, and just downstairs from MUSE Storytelling. On this visit, Kevin was taking chill care of the atrium, delivering BRIGHT, BEEFY, FRESH Hierloom Tomatoes with Burrata & crisp Focaccia breadcrumb that is SO RICH - no saucisson required! HOWEVER... if you decide to dabble, the infamous CHARCUTERIE ART should include the Green Peppercorn Paté - everything beloved about a mild sausage, more tender, seasoned to herbal perfection with split peppercorns & a sprinkle of flake salt - the meat medley is heavenly with a toasted crostini + Triple Cream Brie, cranberry/raisin chutney on top. Amen!

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    Cozy dining room.

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    Spanish Board

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    Fork Forty - Falafels and Shawerma Salad

    Fork Forty

    4.4(57 reviews)
    7.8 mi

    Businesses keep leaving. And crappier ones pop up in its place. There are two good food pods here…read moreand they have been here a long time. The rest keep turning over. Bathroom REAKSSSSS and looks like it hasn't been cleaned in a very very long time.

    Y E L P : Fork Forty Food Hall Restaurant & Food Review…read more Ventured to Fork Forty Food Hall for lunch yesterday for the first time and I was pleasantly surprised. As food halls are all the craze, it was pretty cool to learn that Fork Forty is Salem's first food hall. It is a cozy food hall featuring six of Salem's best eateries in the historic Gray-Building - which I also learned is a building that has a long history of eateries that have occupied its spaces over the years. So, it's only natural that this food hall graced this historic building. What a unique legacy to be a part of. All that Google-worthy factoids aside, I must say, I really loved the industrial feel of the space. Loved the use of blacks and white - which allowed the food vendors signage to really stand out and pop against the darker field colors. Also, the food hall itself wasn't too busy - especially for lunchtime. So, that was great because the wait time for the food was minimal. The food hall was lively, clean and had ample seating. There is a water station with cups for patrons that want water only. There's also a bar within the food hall - so, if you wanted some libations with your eats, that was also an option. All in all, it's a great spot with various cuisines. There's enough to tickle your fancy pending what you have a taste for. Some of the cuisines range from Mexican, Asian, and Mediterranean cuisine to name a few. I opted for the Mexican vendor, Suzy's Taqueria, and I am so happy I went with them because they did not disappoint. The food was fresh and the price point was great!! Very affordable lunch prices. (**Visit Suzy's Taqueria page to see my review on their street tacos.**) Since this is a food hall, I didn't really interact with the staff as much. My order was placed at a kiosk - which had no wait time. Once my order was placed, the wait for the tacos to prepared was less than 10 minutes. The server brought them out to my table - which was my only interaction with the staff. So, that's about as much as I can speak on that. However, all interactions, though minimal, were very pleasant. For a first visit, I was pleased. I will definitely visit again before my departure from Salem to try out the bao spot or the pizzeria. Also, the history of it, is pretty cool!

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    Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland - Photo of my wonderful room.

    Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland

    4.1(480 reviews)
    41.1 miDowntown, Southwest Portland
    $$

    The Kimpton Hotel Vintage is in a really convenient, central location in downtown Portland, which…read moremade it easy for us to explore the city. Our room was a decent size and comfortable, and everything was clean. The towels were fine, and I appreciated having shampoo, conditioner, and body wash conveniently built into dispensers on the shower wall. One of the reasons we chose this hotel was because we were able to use a Chase Sapphire Reserve travel hack and stack the available Chase hotel credits, which made the stay a particularly good value for us. The hotel is part of IHG and participates in The Edit, so it was a great way to maximize the Chase card's benefits. Overall, the room itself wasn't anything super luxurious or memorable, but it was clean, comfortable, and in a great location. For us, the combination of location and the Chase credits made it a worthwhile stay while exploring Portland!

    There were some pros and cons to this hotel. Wish I could give 1/2 stars - 3.5. I liked the…read morelocation and that it was walking distance to a lot of shops and restaurants. The hotel itself has a nice and modern aesthetic. The lobby area isn't very large nor is the bar but I never saw it very crowded other than the nightly happy hour. I had booked a room with 2 Queen beds, using our Chase Sapphire Reserve Card, which provided a few benefits. We weren't upgraded, which I assume is because they had no availability which was fine. We did get 3 breakfast vouchers for up to $30 each person so that was definitely welcomed and we did not let it go to waste. Their breakfasts are really good! Although, my husbands meal on the last day was cold which was disappointing. Staff was hit or miss too. There was one waiter who was exceptional as well as the hostess who was amazing but the rest of the wait staff left a lot to be desired. Our room was #518 which was in the corner and I liked that because I didn't hear a lot of outside noise. However, the air conditioning unit gave off a loud, God awful sound when the temperature went below a certain degree. I thought it was a fluke at first so never addressed it with the hotel during my stay. Valet parking is $60 a night, which is pricey but expected when staying at a DT city location. For that price, I expect some help from the valet when it comes to luggage but that never happened. When my husband checked in, he was alone as I hadn't gotten to the city yet, and the valet wound up taking his truck before he had a chance to unload. So he had to wait while other guests who arrived after him were already unloading. Not the end of the world but definitely put a damper on the check in process and his initial experience. Our room was comfy and large enough for two people and our little dachshund for 3 nights but I didn't feel the room had enough storage and room for luggage if you had more than 2 guests staying. I do appreciate that they don't charge you extra for your dog. Overall, my credit card offered enough perks to make the stay worthwhile but not sure if I would stay here again.

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