This small shop is amazing and totally worth the drive if you're looking for something local!…read more They have a variety of local goods, from their famous jams and pies to honey and even T-shirts. There's definitely a little something for everyone. Their baked goods were amazing! I especially loved the crust on their pies. But another hidden gem has to be their toasted macaroons. They had the perfect balance of a golden, toasted exterior and a soft, gooey center. AMAZING! Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area and want to try some local treats or bring a few goodies home.

Fantastic crust- we cooked up the frozen chicken pot pie we bought last month. It is fantastic-…read morewell seasoned, tender crust, great flavor. I hope they have cherry pie next time! Great stop. Bakeries are dangerous for me- this hits the spot. Great service, I always have questions. Very pleasant and welcoming and friendly. Thank you.

This cute restaurant is a must-try for any Portland local or tourist! Lauretta Jean's pies are…read moredelectable, and they have an impressive selection to choose from. I particularly recommend their chocolate, strawberry shortcake, and key lime pies. S'mores is also a solid choice. All of their pies have a great crust: flakey, thick, and excellent when dipped in coffee. I wasn't fond of the whiskey peach because it had a strong whiskey flavor, but this pie would be great for whiskey-lovers. Although the prices are pretty high, the pies are so good, and they are definitely worth trying! All of the workers are very friendly and helpful, and the restaurant has plenty of seating. It can be hard to find free parking nearby, so I recommend parking in an adjacent neighborhood if you can find a spot.

We love coming here to get our pie! The Boysenberry Chiffon Pie was absolutely delicious--creamy,…read morefluffy, and light, with big, juicy boysenberries tucked into the filling. It's like a little slice of pink paradise! The Blueberry Victoria was also really good, with a delicious lemony twist that added a bright, refreshing flavor. We also bought a couple of whole pies to take home. The crust has a perfectly crisp bottom, while the fruit filling is thick and jam-like rather than watery. It's sweet but not overly sweet, with that wonderful homemade taste. Definitely one of the best pies I've ever had in Oregon! The pies are a little pricey, but the quality and flavor make them well worth it.

Blue Goat is my absolute favorite place to dine in Amity. And I know, Amity isn't a huge town, but…read moreeven if it was filled with restaurants, I know Blue Goat would still be the best. I love everything about them: Locally grown produce and meat, and a short, curated menu so you can depend on anything you order to be exemplary. They have prepared items if you just want a little something to grab and go, and they also sell their meat and produce too! We've dined here a few times, and I always try to order a goat or lamb dish as that is not something I would cook at home, and I know it will be skillfully prepared and tasty. For instance, we recently had goat empanadas....so darn good! Love them! We've also had the lamb barbeque. Their fries are ridiculously crispy and yummy, salads are always good, and for dessert the chocolate cake or cookies have been delicious. Don't forget to wander around a bit while you wait on your order (Which is always quick!). They have fun artwork, cute mugs, even dog treats! In December they had some sweet handmade ornaments and bulbs in planters. They are only open 3-8 Friday and Saturday so might take a little planning ahead, but they are so worth seeking out. If you are in McMinnville, it's only a little drive, and if traveling from that area to Salem, maybe make a pit stop in Amity for a tasty treat?

Waited for this to open so we could try it. The variety of menu was great, the ambience was also…read moregreat. Service was terribly slow for not being open very long (opens at 11, we were there about 11:25). Love that they use locally sourced ingredients. Felt pricing was a tad high for what was plated and served. Street parking.

Came here during my last two visits to Portland, and will keep coming back!…read more It's a small location next to a bagel shop, so this place can fill up quickly. The staff was friendly and were happy to answer our questions. I'm a huge fan of the breakfast sandwich with Spam. The bread was toasted perfectly, the American cheese was melted just right, and the house Hank's sauce took the whole sandwich up another notch. Definitely a solid way to start the day. I also enjoyed the Marionberry pie, which was a great sweet finish,but not too sweet. They have a ton of choices when it comes to both sweet and savory pies, so there's plenty to keep coming back for. Already looking forward to my next Portland visit so I can try some more!

This is an Amazing Place, we walked in and immediately felt the Positive Energy. There are So Many…read moreChoices to make in here..., we decided to get the KeyLime, and the Butter Pecan pies... I assure You will have trouble w/ choosing what you want... everything looks SUPER DELICIOUS! ++ Plus Our Barista/Server (JiLL) was perfect in every way..TY, and I promise, You Will Love This SPOT!!!

Stopped here on the way home from Salem when we heard the music at the stop light!…read more Order at the little shed with a friendly server and it takes no time for it to come out. Had some of the best strawberry shortcake we've had this summer. In house cake and local strawberries with a pile of whip cream. Sat outside in the shade under a tree and listed to the band. Went inside to the market and bought some really fresh ripe peaches to eat the next day. Might be worth a trip down by itself next time.

I thought it would fun to check out the farm and support the local growers. Nice store/gift shop…read more Clean and inviting. There was a bit of everything. Breads, fresh produce, olives, jams, and so much more. Cute little strawberry shortcake stand on the outside. They also offer rootbeer floats, icecream sundaes and other desserts if strawberries are not your favorite. Service was friendly and fast. I will be back.

Delicious cookies made from the heart! Kathie started her business from a fundraising idea for…read moreyouth activities and it's flourished from there. Coming soon to a brick and mortar in Yamhill county. You can place your orders big or small and she will bring a smile to everyone's face with the delicious variety of cookies. She has 2 size cookies and a yummy variety to choose from.

Arrive early!!! If you want to try their delicious pastries waking up early is necessary. The shop…read moreis small and cozy; not very much space to get around but they offer outdoor seating. The service is great, and they usually have delicious samples of their homemade granola or jams!

We stopped in late on the way through to go home. I know…read morebetter than to stop at a pastry shop after 10. It was cleaned out. We got chocolate croissants. I thought it was fine. My kid didn't like the chocolate that was actually in it. I would go back at opening to really get a feel for it

I pre ordered a very large cake three weeks in advance for an event for veterans. They forgot to…read moremake my cake... they refunded the cost of the cake, but not the $40 tip. I had to scramble and buy smaller pre-made cakes at a grocery store so there would be cake with the meal for our vets. I was so embarrassed. I'm pretty upset that they got paid $40 for nothing, because they didn't refund the tip. Rewarded for doing a poor job? That's shameful.

We were looking for "breakfast goodies" on our road trip. Noah's has an extensive selection of…read moreMexican bakery treats! I had the blueberry lemon cake, and hubs had a strawberry turnover. The cake was moist and flavorful with lots of blueberries. He loved his turnover. We each got a "ginger pig" for later. The pig wasn't as gingery as I have had in the past, but still had great texture and flavor. There is a Starbucks and a Dutch Brothers in the parking lot to complete your breakfast ensemble.

My family came here at noon on a Thursday. It was not crowded at all, but slowly got more busy over…read morethe course of two hours. Most of their tables are half booth, half chairs. The service was fast. Our server was knowledgeable and friendly. I had the cypress bowl with falafel - the falafel was crisp, and the homemade pita and hummus were particularly yummy and flavorful. My grandma got the Mediterranean burger - their house ketchup is spectacular and flavored with allspice and cinnamon. Their dessert options all sounded amazing - the the triple chocolate mousse was rich and perfect to split as a little sweet treat between four people. We each got a few bites.

Walked in without a reservation for dinner on a Wednesday and had no problem getting seated!…read moreExperienced great service that embodies what you think of as the hospitality from a nice mediterranean restaurant yet threaded through with family vibes The brussel sprouts with lemon toum were crispy, tart, and a textural sensation. Great size for sharing. Which seems to be consistent with regards to their portions. The seasonal salad was large. And the pasta special (sugo orechiette) was also large! Everything was fresh and tasty

To be honest, when our plans to go bowling and have lunch at Big Al's today fell through because…read morethey didn't open till 3, but we still wanted to eat (and hadn't had breakfast yet at 1:30), I tried every option I could think of to not go to Bannings. When we moved to Oregon, it was under construction but we kept hearing how good it was - in fact, all the local FB pages would gush about it when a newcomer would ask about the best restaurant. And once it finally opened, we tried it, but it was kind of like Marie calendars and Shari's, but local. Ok, but not what we had expected for all the hype. So, after trying a handful of options it seemed Bannings was the only place we could still get breakfast so I begrudgingly agreed. Well, I was mistaken! I got the breakfast enchiladas and a strawberry orange mimosa. Now, the mimosa - I'll get that out of the way first. It was weird - it looked curdled. It just had mashed strawberry at the bottom and it actually was quite good. I'd do a normal mimosa in the future, but good. But the enchiladas - delicious. Like, I'll come back again and again for those. And they didn't charge me extra for the avocado, which I think is righteous because I asked for no hash browns. But not all places would do that, they'd nickel and dime even if you passed on one side for another. Additionally; my husband likes a savory breakfast and a sweet one too - so he often gets two breakfasts and though he may not eat all of both he gets that savory and sweet. Well, the omelettes come with 3 pancakes. Perfection. And, I took 3 bites of them - I usually might try 1 or not at all - they are very very good. Last - it did not break the bank. I've about ruled out breakfast out because of how crazy expensive the places that should be reasonable are. This was reasonable - PLEASE DONT CHANGE!! All in all 5 stars, will be back for breakfast; and hey - when I'm wrong I can admit I was wrong! Give them a try if you haven't!

Good visit after many years of being here. Bannings has remodeled and the changes look great. They…read moreused to be open 24 hours, but have since modified their hours and they close at normal times now. My wife had a vegetarian Taco Salad and it was excellent. I had t the Turkey, Bacon, and Swiss Croissant. Not sure if the sandwich was heated, or if it was under the heat lamp too long. as it was slightly warm. She also had a can of Vortex and it was cold and fresh. To me, the best part was the requested tartar sauce for the french fries. I tasted a hint of tarragon and it was so good. We did not have any pie as we were full. I just feel that 18.25 and 18.95 +2.00 for black bean is too expensive. $20.95 is just too high for a taco salad. Megan was also excellent as our server. She was very friendly and engaging. We will be back when in the area if we have the need.