Happy to find a place that opens on the later side of things in Newburgh. Decided to congregate…read morethere after a conference. Great beers on draft, The Sweet Cheeks Winery 2022 Pinot Noir was a good choice and in Riedel glasses. They have a gaming area in the back where folks were playing board games with enthusiasm, there's a couple of couches where you can lounge. Excellent service by Sam and Blake.

Nice little wine and beer spot in Newberg right off the Main Street. They have a good selection of…read morerotating taps and small bites and shareable food options. Grab a few friends or make some new ones at this cozy little spot in Newberg. We headed over after a lovely dining experience down the street searching for somewhere we could just chill a bit with friends. This place was perfect.

If you're in Oregon Wine Country this is a great place to dine especially sitting out on the patio…read moreoverlooking the valley when the weather is nice. Weekdays is Brunch until 2pm and has some nice options both on the breakfast and lunch side of things. Honestly, you'll never go wrong with a burger and [amazing] fries here but pretty much everything is good and there is of course a GREAT wine list and whatever cocktail you might want. Dinner has both a prix fixe and a la carte option, on a recent dinner visit my party of 6 did a la carte and the food was generally good. Wagyu tartare was under-seasoned but my other friend is still talking about how perfect the grilled pork loin main course was. Shrimp aguachile was a hit while the hazelnut crusted lamb was good if not great. Service was fantastic, I understand there may have been some turnover recently but on a couple recent experiences I have found servers to be very good. I understand the restaurant may have an "interim" Executive Chef for the moment but quality was still good on recent visits and the ambience & service were still great. The Allison will rarely disappoint, and Jory is still an amazing option for dining in the Willamette Valley. Well done as always.

Brunch was great server was very attentive and knowledgeable…read moreFood excellent We ordered steak and eggs, and eggs benedict. The steak was Australian A4 cooked perfectly, eggs over easy were spot on Eggs benedict were also top notch. The restaurant has a great ambiance, and the service staff were excellent. Also worth pointing out the kitchen has an open view to see whats going on, nothing to hide. Very impressed. The only minus was the food took a little longer to arrive than I expected. But they did cook it to perfection and the wait staff kept us informed on the progress from the kitchen Definitely a place I am visiting again. Also worth mentioning, the resort is beautiful with interesting sculptures and amazing artwork on display

My family and I came in a couple weeks ago from a local recommendation and wow was the food good…read more The portions are great, everything came out so fast, and the food was SO fresh. We were all very impressed. We ordered so much we ended up taking a ton of leftovers. The service was excellent as well! We will be back soon.

Great food, nice servers, good service. This is the only Chinese food in Yamhill County that gets…read moreour repeat business.

Stopped for a $25 tasting of their Pinot Noir selections. This is pinot country and they did not…read moredisappoint. This spot is not the winery but a local tasting spot. They gather grapes from throughout Willamette Valley and their winery is about 20 miles away. We grabbed a bottle for our hotel room enjoyment. Friendly and knowledgeable service in a modern living room style of tasting area. Fun stop.

Stopped by from out of state for the third or fourth time just to buy a couple of bottles of their…read morefabulous wines. Their Pinot and Roses are delicious AND affordable. No view, but their easy access tasting room, friendly knowledgeable service, and wine more than makes up for it.

What a wonderful Gem!!! This was my first time here. This place has a wonderful history and was…read morerelocated from Lincoln City. Now located in Dayton, Oregon oh my!! Our service was wonderful, (Thanks Steve) our food was exquisitely Delicious... The finest of dinning I have ever been to, but I didn't feel out of place what so ever!! If you want a beautiful date night or even a wonderful couples evening I would suggest The Bay House!!

Put simply, one of two of the most thoroughly delectable and romantic dinners my wife and I have…read moreever had. The ambiance, beyond reproach. The cuisine, even better. And the service, you won't find anything more superb. This restaurant is a standalone gem in the heart of wine country in the Willamette Valley, and our experience was the kind that a married couple never forgets- truly one for the ages. The 4.4 star review this restaurant currently has is a grave injustice and can only be attributed to those who wouldn't know true fine dining if a world-class chef spoon fed them their meal.

If you only hit one craft cocktail bar on your visit to Portland, make it this one…read more Wax Social is a speakeasy and vinyl listening lounge tucked inside a Best Western in the West Hills.. and I mean that in the best way possible. Super moody lighting, hundreds of framed musician photos covering every wall, warm comfortable seating, and a custom hi-fi sound system that will rearrange your expectations for what a speakeasy bar and listening lounge can be. It's a hidden gem in the most literal sense: no signage on the outside and nothing to tip you off as you enter the building. To find Wax Social you walk through the hotel lobby at 9900 SW Canyon Rd, up a staircase left of the registration desk, and look around until you find a frosted glass door marked "Listening Lounge." Open it. You'll be glad you did. Start with the cocktails. The menu is split between elevated timeless classics and original house creations, and both sections of this cocktail menu can bang. The King of Pain is rum-forward and finished with an orange coconut foam that looks as good as it tastes. The Watermelon Man showcases Japanese gin and elderflower in a refreshing and complex profile that's hard not to love. The Sweetest Taboo is a mezcal drink built around blue maize, red bell pepper, pineapple, and lime that hits that rare combination of bold and perfectly balanced. Light My Fire brings blanco tequila and Ancho Reyes together with habanero bitters for real depth. If you want to wander off-menu, they can handle that flawlessly too. Over several visits I've enjoyed a Paper Plane, Tommy's Margarita, Gimlet, Last Word, Too Soon, and others, all executed perfectly. On one visit, the guy next to me at the bar was visiting Portland from Sweden and ordered a Flip. I've been to a lot of craft cocktail bars and never heard someone order one. Clayton, one of the bartenders, didn't blink. Went right to work making a luxurious Flip from memory that the customer couldn't stop raving about. I was impressed. Clayton is also working on several rum-forward cocktails coming to the menu later this summer - I love rum drinks enough to say that sitting at the bar talking shop and the concepts he's tinkering with is worth a visit on its own. Full mocktail lineup, plus wine, bubbles, and craft beers. Now about the sound system. DJs spin all-vinyl sets of funk, soul, R&B, and deep cuts across decades on a custom hi-fi setup that sounds absolutely incredible. Even when the DJ is in full flow and the music is turned up, you can still hold an easy conversation with a group of six or eight people. I've been there with a large group in the back corner on couches and comfortable chairs and everyone kept commenting on it. The music is present and powerful and somehow never swallows the laughter and conversation happening around you. They clearly built this bar around the music. The food is a genuine surprise for a craft cocktail lounge. Think small plates/tapas in terms of dining style: you come for the drinks and next thing you know you've ordered half the menu, made a dinner of it, and somehow backed into a beautiful evening of food, drink, and music. Must-orders: ahi poke nachos, deviled eggs, braised pork gnocchi. Don't overlook the shaved asparagus and white bean salad with sherry vinaigrette, Manchego, and crispy shallots. Simple and elegant and every bit as good as the more indulgent plates. Steak bites and shrimp are worth ordering too. Bring friends so you can order more and share. Owners Sean and Travis are present most nights, greeting you at the door and checking in at your table. That care shows in everything here, including a staff that knows how to read the room. A few things worth knowing: parking is easy, the location is simple to reach from Portland or Beaverton, and the bathrooms are spotless. Open late on weekends. Whether you're planning a romantic date night in Portland, a special occasion, a group night out, or just a solo evening at the bar with someone who really knows cocktails, this is your spot. Among the best craft cocktail and listening lounge experiences in the greater Portland metro area. You've gotta check it out.

My new favorite spot! I've been here twice now with a large group, and both experiences have been…read moreamazing. Each time, I spoke with the owner to make a reservation, and the process was incredibly easy and accommodating. The food, drinks, and service were excellent on both visits. For such a small place with a tiny kitchen, they absolutely crush it! The bar was packed each time, yet everything came out beautifully and the staff handled it all so well. The atmosphere is such a vibe. there's always a great DJ, making it perfect for either a date night or a girls night out. The menu is made up of smaller plates, which makes it so much fun to order a variety of dishes and share with the table. The menu was a little different each time I visited, and honestly, there wasn't a single thing I didn't enjoy. The drinks are SO good, and everything is beautifully plated. The service deserves a special shoutout as well! We had the same server both times (woman with pixie), and she was an absolute doll. I will be back soon!

I love this place! Adorable, small town small business feel with great wine, good service and yummy…read moreafter-work bites. They have lots of regular events to check out and have been a neighborhood staple for a long time for all the right reasons. Under new ownership, their menu has been revamped and has great new additions plus (I think) more fresh local ingredients. Highly recommend and will be back on any occasion I can! Also, they allow doggos on their patio

What a mess...staff is clueless... Absolutely, no hospitality.\nTo expensive for what it is\nJust…read morean unpleasant experience all the way around

Great selection of tasty brews, and some ciders. Nice ambience, staff very friendly. Have to bring…read moreyour food but lots of good choices close to choose from.

Great place to get your beer fix. They have a great selection of local brews. The prices are…read morereasonable too

This experience was absolutely amazing! My group had booked for the Frozen Forest storyline when…read morewe arrived, and I've got to say, you would be so surprised with how much engagement is involved. The service was very nice, allowing for free hints or questions you can ask them on a iPad, so even if you're stuck, you still have chance to get clues. The puzzles, while challenging, are very creative for anyone to enjoy and can be a memorable. The ambience in the room can feel immersive and have the whole group be cautious. Either way, if you pick (or don't pick) the Frozen Forest room, each one will bring a complicated, amazing time for your team!

Sam was super helpful and made the experience 10x better!! The area was safe and clean.read more

Special night out with my parents and they wanted fancy old fashioned cocktails and a quiet place…read moreto sip them. We were so lucky to find Teardrop Cocktail Lounge. The front patio was a nice place to enjoy golden hour and our service was exceptional. My dad got a brandy alexander, mom got a piña colada on the rocks and later a pink lady, and I got something like a Negroni (they make Negronis but I asked the server to choose something interesting and the result was absolutely splendid). Cheers to the professionals who helped make our visit even more special.

To speak about Teardrop Lounge, I should probably start with this:…read more Ladies and gentlemen, I present my favorite cocktail bar. Not the best -- I'm not arrogant enough to claim that. I haven't been to every cocktail bar in Portland, and saying something is the best usually says more about your lack of experience than your conviction. But favorite? That I can stand behind. And I want to get that out of the way early, because of the amount of praise I'm about to pour on this place -- fully earned, completely intentional. The biggest crime here is that I only discovered it two weeks ago, after living in Portland for a year. It had been recommended to me countless times, and I ignored it. A mistake. A painful one. But now that I've found it, I don't plan on making that mistake again. I'm not typically an Old Fashioned drinker. In fact, I usually hate them. But somewhere between curiosity and too many episodes of Mad Men, I decided to try one anyway -- fully expecting to confirm my bias. Instead, it completely flipped me. Bright, almost citrus-forward in a way that felt unusual but entirely intentional. Balanced, smooth, just enough burn to remind you what you're drinking without overwhelming it. It was the first time I actually understood the appeal. I'm pretty sure I grew a few chest hairs that night. That alone would've been impressive. But it didn't stop there. The space is beautiful -- clean, intentional, but not cold. The staff are excellent: personable, engaged, and most importantly, authentic. Not scripted, not performative. The kind of people you actually want to talk to, and hopefully, eventually be on a first-name basis with. Now, all of that gets it close to a perfect score. But what pushes it over the edge -- what makes this place stick -- is the White Russian. One of the first drinks I ever had. My dad's drink. Not because of The Big Lebowski -- that came later -- but because it's just always been his thing. And at some point, it became mine too. Typically, when bars try to "elevate" a White Russian, they ruin it. They overthink it. Swap ingredients, tweak ratios, add unnecessary flair. And more often than not, it ends in disappointment. Teardrop does the opposite. They respect it -- but refine it. The coffee liqueur actually tastes like coffee. The heavy cream is properly integrated, not just dumped on top. The vodka -- whatever they're using -- is clean, present, and perfectly measured. There's a subtle complexity to it without losing what makes the drink what it is. It's the best White Russian I've ever had. No hesitation. I've gone back twice just to make sure it wasn't a fluke. It wasn't. If someone asked me what my death row drink would be -- this specific cocktail, from this specific bar, is in the conversation. Easily. Teardrop Lounge doesn't just make great cocktails. It reminds you why cocktails matter in the first place. And that's why it's my favorite.