Our family did the Toymaker's Revenge room and it was utterly delightful! The puzzles were creative…read moreand just the right level of complexity for us. We loved that it was nonlinear and that we could all be working on different puzzles at the same time. I also really appreciated the health safety measures. The guy running the room (what do you call that position... the puzzle master?) noticed that we were wearing masks, and when he had to come into the room for something he wore one without being asked. It was very respectful and thoughtful. As a family that has to be health-cautious, that meant a lot to us. Anyway, everyone in our group had a wonderful time. We talked about it the rest of the evening, and the birthday kid who asked to do it said it was her favorite part of the day. It was a fabulous way to make memories as a family.

My friend and I were in town for a girls' weekend and decided last minute to do an escape room. We…read morepicked the Mystic Lair from Trapdoor based on reviews and proximity to our hotel. Jamie, the owner, was fantastic and did an awesome job of explaining the rules prior to beginning the escape room. With just the two of us, we didn't quite make the escape, but he was kind enough to let us finish. This was by far the best escape room I'd ever done, and my friend, who has done over 20, said that it was one of her top two favorite and best ones done. We loved it. Thank you so much for such a fun experience!

We did The Quest. First time at escape the room Oregon, but we've done 5 or 6 escape rooms in the…read morepast. This was one of our least favorite experiences of escape rooms. Some of the puzzles just weren't very good/clear and each on had to be pretty much done in order, so unlike some other rooms I've been in, you couldn't have part of your group working on different things to solve too much at the same time and come together to put it all in play. The room is list for up to 10 and we had 9, so only three or four people could really be engaged in a puzzle all at one time-- I'd probably list it for 5 or 6 people since there aren't simultaneous things that can be worked on. There were problems with lighting not being well thought out that was needed to solve major things. My puzzle loving son agrees that the puzzles just weren't as engaging or clear. Some lettering was older or worn off on the mirror/book and not as clear. There were other major things, like the staff hadn't reset the room when they brought us in and didn't notice until we asked, and then they cleared us out to fix it. That was a bit of a let down from the beginning, to see some of the solved puzzles sitting there . We got there early/on time and they started us very late. Email questions prior to the appointment were not directly answered after two or three back and forths. It was just kind of less than the other escape rooms we've been to. I also paid for 10 people and 1 person was sick-- I didn't except to get refunded for that person as per their website rules, but it would have been a nice thing to make up for some of the more disappointing aspects.

It was fun, but I will say the clues are very complicated and don't make sense. But as a group of 5…read morewe had fun .. it was just a bit frustrating for some of us... overall I would recommend it.. but bring a friend that really thinks "outa-the-box".. no conventional common sense works.

Caleb was an awesome Game Master. We had blast doing an Escape Room as a team. It was challenging…read moreand good team building.

It was so good! They were great. Very professional, very fun! One of the highest quality escape…read morerooms ever! The guides and live actor were amazing and so friendly!

First time doing an escape room, and we had about 8 adults. It was a great time for everyone! The…read morepuzzles were challenging and fun and I would absolutely go back!! Great Corvallis experience!

Great escape room experience! Second time doing an escape room and I would pick this place first…read moreover others!

I'm heartbroken I didn't take pictures! We randomly attended "The Creator & Artisan Showcase &…read moreMarketplace Extravaganza" on Dec. 9th after a kind of pathetic internet search for Anything to do for the weekend I could take my fifteen year old along for, and we all LOVED IT. There's not a lot to do that isn't a bar in... Western Oregon honestly, and Conundrum House is solving it. For insanely reasonable prices (that lower even further with membership) you can rent table space for RPGs, gaming time on video games, attend costume events, themed tea parties (with incredible gnosh), enjoy interactive murder mysteries and far more than I'm going to take time to list here. All in a beautiful building full of art and whimsy run by incredible, enthusiastic people. They support local artists, writers, game creators and creatives of all sorts in a way you don't often see in this area. So comfortable it's a bit like going home, and every inch of it was made with the intent to build fun artistic and creative community upward. The owners are amiable, chatty, and proud of what they've accomplished, and they should be. Need something to do outside of the same old drudgery? Get here! Check it out, inquire within, look them up, they deserve the community's support. They opened six months before Covid and managed to survive it, if that doesn't scream worthy business, I don't know what does. It's nested on the second floor so pay attention to the sandwich board on the sidewalk, it's totally worth a short trip up the stairs. I recommend checking this out heavily. Perhaps the most check-outtable place I've ever reviewed. We will definitely return.

Great way to spend the afternoon and try something different! The different teas, scones and…read moresandwiches were delicious. We even had our tea leaves read. Thanks Adrienne

Had a lot of fun trying to decode the clues and escape. Quite the bonding experience I went with…read moretwo of my boys age 12, & 7... and we all had fun. Would recommend they be a bit older than 7... but everyone had a blast.

If you are in Newport, definitely go to The Escape Rooms Newport for the time of your life. My…read morefriends and I were celebrating a 50th birthday. We laughed so much and tried so hard to escape the room. Only 32% escape the rooms, but we came SO CLOSE. The owner was great. He gave us hints on the monitor and they certainly helped us out. I would HIGHLY recommend putting this on your Oregon beach trip next visit there. Wonderful memories will be made!

I haven't visited the distillery/retail space, so can't speak to its interior or characteristics,…read morehowever I happened upon their booth at the Portland King Farmer's Market, and what a surprising gem I discovered! Visiting from Utah (we have kooky liquor laws here), it was a complete novelty to find someone selling alcohol at a farmer's market. We did the thing where we were standing some distance away, discussing if we should check it out, maybe it would be better to hit it as we left...and the gentleman manning the booth motioned us over, saying he had a hot toddy for us to taste. He was so charmingly friendly, we could hardly refuse, and I'm always open to trying a bit of anything. Friends, that hot toddy was perfection. I don't really drink, but I could totally imagine myself reclining by a fire, sipping a bit on an autumn or winter's night. My husband, who decidedly IS a drinker, loved it as well. Perfectly flavored, it tasted strongly of real apples, with a light sweetness that (dangerously?) hid the alcohol. It included both their apple brandy and apple liquor, and you can pick up a recipe at the booth (or just take a picture as I did, and have included below). I also tried a nip of the strawberry rhubarb apertif, which was very sweet (though not too much!), and brought to mind a superior version of port. I was into it. They also sell peppermint, ginger, and pomegranate liquors, along with a ryegrass whiskey. I believe all were available in either 375 or 750ml bottles, for around $20 and $30, respectively. The packaging is beautiful and high quality, and you can purchase their products at a few brick and mortar retailers, as well as online at liquorama.net, however you'd be doing yourself a disservice by not experiencing the hospitality of the company directly, either by visiting the farmers market, or even better (I imagine), their tasting room. Not wishing to be burdened by heavy bottles of liquor for our trip, I limited us to just one, and we opted for the apple brandy. I can't wait to use it for baking, and I know we'll be serving lucky guests hot toddies as the weather cools.

Great Specialty Spirits! Fun to find a local product and business. Love that they are committed to…read moreusing Oregon grown fruit.

I've been here a few times and it's a blast each time! We went today and did the standard 60 minute…read moresession with the three of us. We were the only people there for the first half of our session so it was nice and quiet. Our instructor was Wyatt and he was great - very friendly and personable. He gave us a good refresher and helped us with our technique when we were struggling. The space is good with multiple bays, so it's usually pretty easy to book a slot. They replace the boards when they get too banged up and turn them into firewood, so it's pretty sustainable too. There is a gender-neutral bathroom that is clean and there are plenty of parking spots. The area looks sus, but it's fine. You can see the parking lot from the bays so you can keep an eye on your car if you're worried. I'll definitely be back in the future. This is a great and affordable way to have fun with a group!

We had the BEST time at Oregon Axe celebrating my 63rd birthday! Luka was an amazing Axe-pert --…read morepatient, fun, and so encouraging. Picture a group of "older ladies" axe throwing and laughing nonstop -- we truly had the time of our lives! The space is welcoming, accessible, and such a great addition to our community. We'll definitely be back for more fun!

We hired Moxie to set up and organize an outdoor weekly event for our company. All the staff is…read morefriendly, professional, prompt and detail oriented. I highly recommend anyone that has a need to delegate an event and not have to think about the details, to have peace of mind that it will be a quality event, choose Moxie!

My son and daughter in law used Shelly, and Moxie events for their recent wedding. It was an…read moreamazing affair. There was record heat that weekend, and Shelly kept her cool literally and figuratively to seamlessly fix little things while the bride and groom were focusing on themselves and their wedding day. I had recommended that they use a wedding planner, but didn't know just how good Moxie Events was until that weekend, although I had suspected as much as the bride described meetings with Shelly in the months leading up to last weekend. Shelly coordinated the rehearsal dinner (at the wedding venue), as well as the wedding. There were separate rentals for each event, and set up and take down of all of those. In 100+ degree heat. Bravo. I do quite a bit of entertaining, and have been to elaborate and beautiful affairs. This was the most beautiful wedding I have ever attended.