This is a beautifully curated museum. HIGHLY recommend and the price is completely reasonable…read more Learned so much from and to be near priceless pieces of history is beyond! I will never look at a neon sign (or argon) the same.

My boyfriend really wanted to see this place. We watched a short film about how these lights are…read moremade. I learned a few new things from this overall experience. We had a short tour too from Susan which was nice. These folks are passionate about what they do which helped a lot. Cool signs and history and we're likely to be back with friends. Good to support places like this one. Nice big historic building and ballroom. Very cool to visit!

What a delight! The environment is hip, historic, pretty, inviting, and comfortable…read more Great light bites. Do the tasting flight... Buy a bottle and it's free. And join for even better deals. We were stopping in on Sunday afternoon so no crowd and just the server at the tasting bar, he was friendly and informative

This is a very magical place. We pulled up and it is stunning in size, we were instantly intrigued…read more Walking in, it felt like something out of a book. Intricate tablescapes and decor everywhere, with amazing vintage pieces and beautiful furniture. I have been everywhere, and there is NOTHING like this. We spent our first 30 min there just walking around in awe. They are super dog friendly! Dogs allowed inside and all the employees seemed happy to have them there. Our dog had a wonderful time sniffing. I did a wine flight so that I could get a bit of everything. The tasting room is full of light and all the colorful vintage decor sparkles. No two inches look the same. The staff was so friendly, petting our dog and checking on us just the right amount. The wine was lovely. There was so much variety in the flight and each one was totally unique from things I have tried in the past. We spent hours here playing "I spy" with all the decor. I will be thinking about this place for a long time and can't wait to return!

I was passing by on work and because it was Mother's Day I was limited on things to do! Knowing…read morehistory on a local place just makes my experience even more special. It was a small winery so I wasn't sure what to expect but I met the guy running place and found out a little about his family legacy so after that I was sold! I can always go and buys a nice bottle of wine but I will definitely always be a fan of a wine that has history and know what it took to make! Go experience it for yourself and enjoy the entire history of their wine , you'll be amazed how much they are a part of OR state and still enjoy their journey

Small, intimate family run winery with wonderful and affordable wines. Julie was attentive,…read moreknowledgeable, friendly but never intrusive. Located right on 2nd Street in The Dalles, it's a great place to stop if you're wandering the various tasting rooms and bare pubs in the area. Since it was my first time here, I did the flight. The first wine, the Locomotive, had me with the very light taste with hints of honey and papaya. Not one to typically drink whites, I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. On a warm or even hot day, this would be perfect. As I made my way through the tasting, I found that I was enjoying several of their wines. The High Tension, their club favorite, was a full bodied blend of Syrah, Merlot and Barbera. A perfect everyday drinking wine And good for parties where you need a wine that pleases many palettes.The other standout for me was the Barbera. Very smooth, full body and slightly jammy. Since I'm in a Barbera club at Cascade Cliffs, I left with the Locomotive. I'm looking forward to a warm spring day to sit in my deck and enjoy with friends. The tasting room inside is small and simple. A picnic tables and seats out in the paved area out front, nice on a sunny day. I'll definitely be back.

Small museum but very informative and well kept. Great location if you are in the Dallas / Hood…read moreRiver area and well worth a stop.

Everything was nice except gift shop worker…read more Everything was nice except the woman working the gift shop on 6/29 Monday at 2pm. I was super impressed with the displays. Felt like it justified the money we paid to get in. I saw this display highlighting this local woman who was one of the first female authors from the area. I was excited to check out the book and went to the gift shop to get it. Not there. I asked the woman working and she blew me off and walked away mid-conversation to go sit down again like it was a joke. I'd much rather support the museum than Amazon. Is anyone listening? Why wouldn't you carry this book?

I wouldn't recommend seeing a movie here. We came here a few months ago and were body searched for…read moredrinks. I told this to our friend and he said they stopped him and his son. His son has autism and won't focus on a movie if it doesn't suit him. They sat in back so they didn't bother anyone and he played a game on his phone (volume off and lighting low) again I've seen a movie with them and never noticed him on the phone. The attendant came up to them and told them to give him the phone. Which made the son feel like he was doing something wrong and had the WORST experience ever at a theater. I won't ever support this business again. I suggest going to Troutdale, Camas or the Dalles.

I don't typically write reviews. I have been coming to this theater for many years as a local. It's…read morea fun time for my son. I'm writing this review in hopes the new owners see it and take my experience and use it to improve. The last three times I have been, the theater was not cleaned from the previous show, pop corn and garbage every where. Then we tried again and they never turned off the lights when the movie started, I had to get up and let someone know to turn off the lights. The person I did tell, I found leaned back in a chair on his phone. Then today, no butter for the popcorn. And no warning when buying the popcorn. We did see a movie at Regal Cinema on Stark in Gresham recently . I may start driving there to see our movies which is disappointing so I am hoping they can improve based on the experiences I just shared.

" Small, Hidden, Fire Museum "…read more My wife and I visited the Fire Museum in the City Hall building in The Dalles, Oregon last week, and when we walked into the door we said, WOW ! The Museum is very small, but the old fire equipment they have on display is breathtaking. It was awesome to see how our Fireman in the old days fought fire, with the equipment in this Museum. From the original old fire pole, to the beautiful old fire engines, you will enjoy this quick historical adventure.

I've never gambled here, but I love the selection at the restaurant. Both lunch and dinner have…read moreseveral options. I've never had a bad meal. Staff are gracious and attentive without being intrusive.

Everything there. Food service is horrible and they don't act professional at all. Food is…read moreoverpriced and getting smaller portions all the time.

Fun little spot with a ton of historical artifacts relating to Mt. Hood. It's not a huge museum but…read moreyou could spend a good half and hour there looking at everything on display. Their collection of vintage skis is really interesting, as is their Oregon Trail section. Worth stopping by if you like historical sites.

Good center to learn more about the NW. they offer a Steiner cabin tour each year, but for the…read moresecond year I've tried to get tickets, the website failed and no one answered the phone on the morning the tickets went on sale. Bummer for me, but I'll keep trying. Meanwhile, it's a great little museum packed with interesting local history.

A Dream Wedding Venue with Amazing Owners!…read more We had our daughter's wedding at Redland Family Farm, and we couldn't have asked for a more beautiful or accommodating venue. From the start, Adelle and Tim were so patient and helpful, even with the many questions and requests we threw their way. They always responded with kindness and made the entire process so much easier for us. They went above and beyond on the wedding day--Adelle even helped turn simple cheesecloth into gorgeous curtains, creating a warm and romantic entryway for the bride and groom. The venue itself is stunning, with two separate suites for the bride and groom to get ready, a large parking lot for guests, onsite staff to assist throughout the day, and the most breathtaking oak tree and sunset views you could imagine. Adelle and Tim are such a wonderful couple to work with, and their property is truly a gem. If you're looking for a venue that combines natural beauty with caring, hands-on owners, Redland Family Farm is the perfect choice!

We cannot recommend Redland Family Farm enough! Adele and Tim were truly incredible to work with…read more From the moment we arrived, we felt so taken care of - the venue is not only stunning, but filled with heart and intention. You can tell it's a family-run space, and that makes all the difference. We got married on a chilly summer solstice day with unexpected rain, and Tim was constantly stoking the fires to keep everyone warm and cozy. Even with the weather, there were so many beautiful, usable spaces for our guests to enjoy. The property is breathtaking in every direction, rain or shine! Adele and Tim were the kindest, most accommodating hosts. The whole day felt warm, welcoming, and so well supported. If you're looking for a venue that's as thoughtful as it is gorgeous, this is it. We are so grateful we chose Redland Family Farm - it was the best decision we made, and we would recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat!

After visiting Packer Orchards & Bakery, we knew we had to visit the Farm as well, especially after…read morereading the sign about the baby goats! We took the short drive over and were again greeted with an entire table full of samples, just like at the Bakery. And this table even had some stuff they didn't have at the other location like pretzels and peanut butter. In terms of items for sale, the Farm is basically the same as the Bakery. But as a bonus, there's an actual farm behind it, and more importantly, baby goats! Now, I don't know anything about all the attractions for kids here, but I really enjoyed walking around the goat enclosure, having them follow me around begging for food! I didn't end up buying anything here, but I'll be returning for sure, next time armed with a cooler to pick up a strawberry cream pie. Note: There was no admission fee when we visited. I think they only charge money in the fall.

This orchard was amazing. So much to do for the kids. They had animals, a play set, a place for…read morechildren to dig. The ciders, wine and baked goods were amazing. Will always make this a staple stop when we visit.