Owners are selling? Woohoo! After leaving them a 5 star review, becoming regulars, always tipping…read moregenerously, never using my rewards points, helping them do stuff around the bar, bringing more business to their establishment, the wife decides to switch up on me out of the blue one night. Bc she is a somm, I told her I had a question about a wine... with a nasty attitude she told me to ask someone else. WTH? I did absolutely nothing to this woman. I was in complete shock. Needless to say, we never went back and it's now been 4 YEARS. But now that they're finally selling, we just might give the place another shot. Looking forward to the new, and hopefully not petty, ownership! And yes, I agree, the food wasn't great either. I was just giving them time since they were new and trying to be nice to what I thought were new friends. One of the weirdest experiences ever.

It's all new all over again. Some of the old favorites…read morestill exist. They will always have their crowd. Many different nights. Trivia, bands , open mike. Used to host Timber games seems to have changed no more gear up anyway. Still large cooler for take out. Menu changes often even the actual menu itself. Not a huge disappointment. They have standard beer hall food. It is a beer hall. Seating is rearranged as much as the menu. You sit with other groups as part of long picnic tables. There are a couple more intimate tables. Not necessarily date seating more already established couple seating. My least favorite the come to the counter order be asked to tip before service is rendered. Food comes out quick and it is presented well. Taste leaves a little to be desired. Stick with pizzas. It's okay. The beer variety and wine selection seems to be their hook. Is it better to have a large amount of mediocre beer or a smaller selection of good beer ? You can decide

Pretty rude and unhelpful here. Won't even look up or acknowledge me when I come in asking for…read moreparticular brands. I'm sorry I bothered her with trying to buy something. Won't happen again.

They're helpful and assisted me to achieve the ultimate of hangovers. Too bad they couldn't help…read moremake it go away.

Andrew Turner, the owner of Valley Wine Merchants has an amazing depth of knowledge where wines…read morefrom not just the Willamette Valley, but all over the world are concerned. He has an incredible selection of both full and half bottles to pick from, and is very helpful if you're in search of something special but don't really know how to go about deciding. Valley Wine Merchants also has a unique wine club opportunity, that is tailored to whatever region, taste, or combination of both you desire. Don't want NW Pinot?, fine, try something delicious from Italy or France. Andrew also stays on top of the best of the best from the many small vineyards in the area and keeps you in the know related to special opportunities. Highly recommend this business!

We were wandering around downtown Newberg when the skies decided to open up. Unprepared for the…read morerain and with a couple of hours to kill, we decided to seek shelter at VWM to check out the selection and talk to owner Andrew. When I go to a wine shop, I like to see how well organized the store is. I've been in some shops that have open cases of wine at every endcap and it feels disorganized and chaotic, not to mention it makes it very challenging to find anything. On this front, VWM has a well-organized selection and absolutely no clutter on the floors - two walls with wine, and a decent number of labels as well, and plenty of space to walk. The shop focuses on wines from Oregon, which makes sense. Perhaps 60% or more of the labels are from Oregon producers, and most of those are smaller producers that might not see a ton of distribution. There was also a decent selection of champagnes as well as a smattering of still wines from France (mostly Burgundy), Italy, etc. This is a very well-curated selection with some unique wines as well - when's the last time you've seen Beaujolais Blanc or the Saint-Amour cru from Beaujolais? And not to worry if you don't know the first thing about wine. Andrew, the owner, is incredibly knowledgable and knows all of his wines inside out. Whether you're looking for something specific or not sure what to go, you will almost certainly leave the shop with a wine you'll love and within the budget you indicated. In terms of price, you may be able to find some of the wines more cheaply than VWM's price. I looked up a few labels compared to retail prices for shops in my home state and found VWM is about 10% more expensive on average, however I'd gladly pay slightly more to receive the value-added knowledge that Andrew adds to the buying experience - details about the producer, its history, its winemaker, the site, etc. Although many of us that travel to the region are there to visit wineries and do tastings, if you're looking for an excellent shop where you can find some Oregon's best producers all in one place, VWM is definitely the place. Best part is that they can ship to most states so you don't have to worry about carrying a case (or two) of wine back on an airplane and wondering if it'll survive the journey home.

When texting my daughter that we were visiting this area she said don't miss eating at Red Hill…read moreMarket. I laughingly told her we were going to dinner there but also staying in one of their lofts above the market (on Airbnb. What a perfect location to stay and walk down a flight of stairs for some great food and drinks. We started with their version of onion dip and chips. You don't want to miss it. I also got the market salad with hazelnuts and burnt orange dressing. So good. My husband had to get the blacken Oregon Rockfish sandwich. He declared it terrific. We also enjoyed an Old Fashion and a Sun Bather and of course some Pinot. The market has some fun treats and gifts

We noticed that there are zero areas for kids to play in. They have a nice tree in the back where…read morethere were littles climbing on the tree and our son was one of the littles climbing on the tree. One of the staff members came by to inform us, quite rudely I might add, that we're not allowed to climb on the tree, which makes no sense. It's a beautiful tree that could definitely hold a human. They also have a sign when you're coming in that says, "We love dogs," yet they also say in the same breath that no dogs are allowed, not even emotional service animals. I would avoid Red Hill Market if you have a family or a dog. It is not a welcoming place and I would not recommend

This is just the greatest idea ever! The owner was super sweet and really cared about the quality…read moreof beer she served us. Even though it was kinda busy she always had a smile on her face and was energetic. Would definitely go visit again! Everyone should go check her out and support her! This girl is going places! Literally, she can come cater to events too! Thanks for all the hard work you've put into making lunch just extra special. CHEERS!

Pint Size Pub House and it's owner, Debi are two of my favorites!! She is funny, charming, and a…read morevery kind and caring person. I went to her truck while at the Dahlias Festival and though the line was long it was absolutely worth it, the mimosas were delicious and the customer service was impeccable! She wore the biggest and most genuine smile and was making people laugh while she made us drinks. A friend of mine had Debi cater for her wedding and had nothing but great things to say and having experienced her and Pint Size for myself I can see why. I'm excited to also have her and her truck at my next big event!!! Thank you Debi, I look forward to seeing you again!

The owner, I think, really saved the day on a last minute event. Great price and great product. I…read morefelt they really went above and beyond despite some of our odd requests. We truly appreciate it. My go-to for here on out.

What an amazing concept! Matt was flexible and great to work with. We picked our brews, and he…read moredelivered an amazing experience for my friends and I at our party. He pulled right up to the outdoor venue, poured until we tapped out!

Great restaurant! Services was kind and incredibly fast. I am really impressed with their menu. We…read moreordered two pizza's and a salad and everything was delicious, super fresh. I loved the ambience. They have mostly in-door seating with a small outside patio. Seating is broken into two areas, feels very open and you can see directly into the kitchen if seated in the back room. Also, they do brunch! I have never been, but if it's anything like dinner, it's probably very good.

Had both breakfast and dinner at Wooden Heart Kitchen and loved both experiences! The food was…read moreexcellent, the drinks were great, and the service was friendly and attentive. Everything was consistently delicious and well done. Have to especially name Katie (spelling?) as she had great recommendations and was very personable. For breakfast, don't miss the eggs benny. Definitely a place I'd happily return to and recommend!

came by for a tasting and to pick up a case of sparking. Mo offered us his reserve Chardonnay…read more Superb!!

Always a great experience with Mo and frankly some of the best wines in the Willamette Valley.read more

This winery is AMAZING! We went here for our first wedding anniversary, and they made us feel so…read morespecial. We were the only guests, and they greeted us with glasses of sparkling wine and a little snack platter of nuts, dried fruit, and mini macarons! After our tasting, we had a private tour of the facilities with their head winemaker and got to taste wine straight out of the barrels. This was such an exceptional experience! Five stars for sure!!! (Oh, and not to mention that the wines are delicious!)

Fantastic wines with friendly, knowledgeable service. Great setting, too. Wines are pricey, but…read moreexcellent.