Great guy . Joey is awesome! Good wine. Reasonable wine flight prices. And has craft beer…read morealso. The place is right on Main Street. Nice stop in between shopping

Have been in Lincoln City twice in last month. Wanted to go try this wine, as reviews were pretty…read moredecent. BOTH TIMES, website says they were open, BOTH TIMES they were closed. If you can't keep your website up to date with your hours and open/closed dates, then you must not care about your business or your customers. Needless to say, we will not be back.

A nice tasting room in the center of Cannon Beach with good wines and friendly employees…read more We knew that we wanted to get some wine while visiting the area and used Yelp to find this tasting room. The actual winery is in Washington, but I would still consider that local. The number of wines offered was impressive. They had a large selection of whites, reds, and an even larger selection of sweet wines. We each did a tasting which offered five samples so that we could try more of the wines. I liked everything I tasted, but my favorite was the Pear Riesling. All of the wines were smooth and had nice flavor. The employee that did our tastings was friendly. He knew a lot about the winery and the wines we were tasting. He made conversation while we tried our wines and added to the tasting experience. The wine tasting room is on the small side, but was comfortable and clean. There is a tasting counter and then an area of food and other items for sale. Some of the wines for purchase are already refrigerated which was nice.

This review is for the tasting room in Seaside, which is where they are now located…read more.. A great little tasting room along Broadway in Seaside. You get to taste 5 different wines, from an extensive list, and the tasting fee is waived if you buy a bottle. At this point, many of the grapes for their wines are sourced from eastern Washington, and notably Columbia Valley. Standouts for me were the Smoky Nor'wester, a Bordeaux Red Blend; and the Surfer Syrah. The Syrah was good and peppery, but on par with other readily available Columbia Valley Syrahs, so I went with a bottle of the smooth and balanced Smoky Nor'wester (hint: the name doesn't describe the flavor). My wife really enjoyed the "Rapture of the Deep", a sparkling cranberry wine. We came home with a bottle of that, too. If you are visiting Seaside, and enjoy wine, I would highly recommend stopping in for a visit.

Went here to see a stand-up comedy show last weekend. It's a pretty awesome place! The staff are…read morevery nice and personable and very knowledgeable about the various wines and the process involved in making them. It was all WAY above my head, but not in a way that makes you feel intimidated by it. It just makes you realize you're in good hands with whatever they recommend . I could definitely recommend this place as a little after dinner date night spot. All in all, a terrific experience.

Skyler accompanied us and entertained us really great especially when she made the charcuterie…read moreboard during our tasting! It was raining but we felt so cozy and warm and comfortable during our visit! Wines are phenomenal! You have to try them all!

Introduction :During my sister-in-law's and my first visit to Oregon, we were eager to explore the…read morelocal wine scene. At the recommendation of Michele from Triangle Wine Country Tours, we decided to visit Lonesome Rock Vineyard. Despite the limited number of Yelp reviews, all of which were positive, we trusted her advice--and we couldn't be happier that we did. A Quaint, Welcoming Atmosphere: Lonesome Rock stood out immediately for its smaller, intimate setting. Unlike larger, commercial wineries, it felt peaceful and uncrowded, giving us a sense of exclusivity and comfort. Upon arrival, Danny and Suzie, the owners, greeted us warmly. They had prepared a personalized flight sheet with our names, a beautifully set table, and delicious snacks--including freshly baked Gougeres from Suzie's oven. As a thoughtful touch, the recipe for these French cheese puffs was included on the back of the flight sheet, so we can't wait to try making them at home! Learning, Laughter, and Memorable Moments: Our tasting was not just about the wine--it was an engaging experience filled with laughter and learning. Danny and Suzie shared insights about their winemaking process and stories about the vineyard, making us feel like welcomed friends rather than just visitors. Unique Details and Beautiful Surroundings: One detail that caught my eye was the wax-sealed wine tops, reminiscent of a Maker's Mark bottle. Danny even has an Instagram video showing his waxing technique, adding a personal, artisan touch to each bottle. The October vineyard views were breathtaking, with autumn leaves painting the landscape in vibrant colors. It was the perfect backdrop for a relaxing afternoon. Standout Wines and Local Flavor: We enjoyed all the wines, but the 2023 Estate Pinot Noir was a particular favorite of mine. During our visit, Danny's nephews, Adam and Noah, arrived with a bag of freshly picked Chantrelle mushrooms--a delightful glimpse into the local lifestyle. I can only imagine how delicious those mushrooms were in that night's dinner! Friendly Company--Including the Dogs! The hospitality extended beyond the owners to their friendly dogs, who kept us company on the porch and added to the homey vibe. Spending two hours with Danny and Suzie felt more like catching up with old friends than attending a wine tasting. Final Thoughts: Don't Miss Lonesome Rock Vineyard. If you're looking for a unique, personal, and memorable wine tasting experience in Oregon, I highly recommend Lonesome Rock Vineyard. Danny and Suzie's warmth, the beautiful setting, and the exceptional wines make it a must-visit. Don't miss out on this hidden gem--you'll leave with wonderful memories and maybe even a new recipe to try!

We added this winery to a weekend full of outstanding Willamette wineries and this place was by far…read morethe most eclectic and authentic of all our experiences. Step away from the hustle and glitz of corporate wineries and you'll find Danny, a former French wine maker, who served warm Gougères and herbed nuts paired with his amazing wines. Whether you want whites or reds....this stop is a must!!

Been here a few times. Really enjoy their activities, like wine and painting, etc. food is top…read morenotch. Limited menu but great patio and views of the vineyards.

Chemeketa Cellars was easily a highlight of my Saturday afternoon festivities. It truly feels like…read morea local gem, and knowing the wine is crafted by students makes the experience even more special and unique. The service was wonderful the staff member helping us was so kind and welcoming. We tried the 2019 brut sparkling wine, and it was the perfect balance of crisp and slightly sweet. I usually shy away from sparkling wines because they can feel too heavy, but this one was light, delicate, and incredibly easy to enjoy. We also ordered the blue cheese-stuffed dates with almonds, and they were absolutely delicious! Rich, flavorful, and a perfect pairing with the wine. I do think I would have preferred the goat cheese version, but they were unfortunately out at the time. In fact, it seemed like quite a few items on the small menu were unavailable, which was a bit of a downside. Overall, Chemeketa Cellars is a charming spot with great wine, friendly service, and a unique story behind it. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Salem for a girls day!

Located in the old town section of McMinnville (3rd Street), this tasting room has a comfortable…read moreand spacious interior which is tastefully decorated. I did the red tasting flight which consisted of 3 pinot noirs, a merlot, and a tempranillo. Oregon is known for its pinot noir and those were the wines I thought were best. Niki enthusiastically provided information and details of each wine as she poured. I appreciated her honest insights and opinions of Willamette Valley wines and of various types of wines in general. She really made the tasting experience both fun and educational. The relaxed atmosphere of this place was perfect for sipping wine. I ended up leaving with a bottle of 2021 Tualatin Estate Pinot Noir which was my favorite of the ones I sampled.

It's not the first time I've been to the tasting room on 3rd Street, but each time it's better. The…read morestaff is so helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. Tonight we stopped in to grab a bottle of the Grenache from the Maison Bleu label. While I've already ordered a few, my shipment came the day before I left for Oregon and with this varietal coming from the Milton-Freewater AVA, I had to get it now! It was everything and more. Yum! Back to the tasting room... The vibe is chill and there's enough room in here for a few different sized parties. They have some great wine! And cool trinkets, oils and such. If you are in the area, please stop in, say hello and try the Grenache! You'll not be disappointed.

This is a cute woman owned cellar by two sisters. The board we had was super tasty. I also enjoyed…read moreall the wines from the tasting. They have card games available if you want to pay. Parking is free after 6pm. Service was great. There beads was really good too.

Stopped by for some tastings. Women owned business. Friendly atmosphere we did the flight and I…read moreenjoyed the tastings. Def will comeback next time in Oregon city. Btw check out the restroom love the wallpaper.

A very cozy spot with affordable wines both by the glass and bottles…read more Our party split two bottles and they're both delicious! A great little oasis right next to Pioneer Square. Definitely will keep them in mind for future wine needs. The staff was also super nice and attentive.

Food and Wine- 4.5/5 Service - 5/5…read moreAmbiance - 5/5 I absolutely loved the service here. We came around 3pm on a Saturday and it was pretty slow so our service was quick and more intimate. We loved the red and white wine offerings in their flights. My only slight critiques were the flight options and seating. I was wishing there were more white wine flights offered. Their seating was a little limited for bigger parties downstairs so we went upstairs. This place is also so conveniently located. We went to the waterfront area for the Saturday market and took a short 10-15 min walk here afterwards.