Best sausage ever! I've been four years in a row. It would've been more, but I had only discovered…read morefour years ago. My family and I look forward to coming here every year. Not only do we sit down for dinner we purchase about $125 worth of sausage to take home. It's always gone before the next time we come. So much to see so much to do . I don't think I will miss it again.

I've been coming here nearly every year my whole life. The food is amazing and you can order as…read moremuch sausage as you want! The dinner is delicious. There's also the cider area that is cozy for grabbing a cider and the bake sale, bingo, carnival games for kids, and merchandise for sale. Also the perfect time to stock up on sausage. I will always be back!

This is a good place to come and practice bowling. The bowling alley is very dated. They have…read moreprojectors behind the lane's showing sports games. They do not have an infotainment system lacking the technology like newer entertainment centers. The food and drinks are good. The place was a ghost town before 8pm in a Sat night.

Nice staff and good prices I had fun with my friends and family. Thinking about joining a league..read more

Good brews by Waltz, a variety of guest taps and comfy, diverse seating make Waltz a great local…read moreoption in Forest Grove! The rocking chairs by the stove are great. They also have live music during the week and bring food carts in. This is a great spot to unwind and is conveniently located very close to the 57 bus stop to get back to Hillsboro/Beaverton. My pint was only $6 on a Saturday afternoon. I'll be back when in Forest Grove!

I really enjoyed our recent trip to Forest Grove and loved hitting up the small community of…read morebreweries that we had on our list to try. Waltz Brewing was one of those breweries and it was a really good experience! We loved how the taproom was set up and like the garage chic type of atmosphere that was going on there. The brewery mostly had guest taps but there werena few beers of their own that they had. I got their Multitudes With Blueberries which was a Wild Ale. A type of ale I wish I'd come across more often. Flavor features with this beer are fruity, sweet, a little sour and of course the presence of a Blueberry flavor. The beer was nice and light bodied which as I have said before at this point in time really appreciate to have more often.

Prior to the pandemic, my family genuinely enjoyed going here: Especially when it was partnering…read morewith Ridgewalker. Yes, you could see a blockbuster for a discount, but you can do that at just about any theater in Portland. When it would welcome events like the Tournees Film Festival, Radical Reels, Rocky Horror, etc., it seemed as if it was fulfilling its purpose: That quirky, off-centered, cosmopolitan little college town theater that broadened the community's horizons. I'll admit that even before Covid-19, its gaze was getting a bit narrow. Why latch on with Disney when Grand Lodge and Cornelius are going to play the same films? Why have a brewery partnership targeting a core audience that can't really drink your beer? Why ignore the campus altogether when Pacific has a film department that can actively help you with programming? I think of Portland State's Fifth Avenue Cinema and I see so much potential for the Forest. You could host Pacific film and video majors' work, let them and their department host repertory programs and fill in the rest with art and independent films that nobody in Hillsboro, Cornelius or Beaverton--or even Newberg--is going to show. If Ridgewalker needs to host the occasional ski film or showing of Strange Brew or some other party movie to bring in revenue, that's understandable. But you have untapped resources right next door that can help the Forest become relevant to new generations in Forest Grove. Showing Marvel movies until the place has to close again is one strategy, but I think the pandemic's granted you a better opportunity. It would be great to see Ridgewalker take it.

Well, it's a $5 (or cheaper) movie theatre. There is one screen with a bunch of seating…read more It seems like this one screen is usually playing one of the most popular movies that is currently out. It is located right next to the Pacific University campus, which probably makes it popular with the local college kids, especially considering the low ticket cost. It shares a website with the Cornelius theatre, so I think they must be owned by the same people. So, the sound system wasn't great. (I noticed at the beginning of the movie, but it wasn't distracting for the entire showing.) There was trash on the floor near my seat, and I was at the first showing of the day. They also didn't bring the lights all the way down for the actual movie - they stayed at the dim setting that is usually just reserved for the previews. When I went to use the restroom, there was a weird giant hole in the ceiling of what looks like it should have been a sitting area, but in fact it was just an empty room. The lock on my stall didn't line up. When I went to wash my hands, the hot water handle on both of the taps didn't work, but water did come out when I used the cold water tap. Most of the parking on the street was only 2 hour parking from 8 AM to 5 PM, but there was a small lot behind the theater that didn't look like it had a time restriction. When I showed up at the front door, there was a ticket booth, but there was also a sign on the door saying to go inside to concessions to purchase my ticket (it looked like there was just one employee there for the matinee I attended). Snacks were pretty reasonably priced at ~$2 for theatre candy. Overall, the place was just pretty dingy. It could really use being spruced up and maintained a little bit better. I appreciated the low ticket cost (which is the reason this place gets 3 stars instead of 2), but I wholeheartedly prefer the Cornelius theatre over this one. I don't think I'll be back.

You pick blueberry farm. Four blueberry varieties on this family owned farm. The bushes are…read moreplentiful and picking is a breeze. The buckets are provided with removable liner to take all your berries home. A full bucket costs $15.00 and payment is a breeze with Venmo/cash/ or check, Very kind and friendly farm are happy to answer your questions and help when necessary. Bring the children for a family experience. Varieties: Dukes, Topshelves, Brigittas, and a limited supply of blue crops

From the owner: A family owned and operated u-pick blueberry farm in the beautiful Willamette Valley. Enjoy some…read morepeace and quiet out in the country while admiring our gorgeous Mountain View’s.

Joe at Dauntless is a wonderful host. He treats all strangers like they are his best friend. The…read moretasting room honors past and current military service members. With a slide show you can't take your eyes off of. Well worth a glass of wine. You will feel welcome

Dauntless is my favorite wine company! I love how dog friendly they are and how welcoming the staff…read moreis. It felt like I was instantly part of the Dauntless family. The decor is super unique and it's such a cool vibe in this wine bar. Every wine I've tried is so good, periscope is my favorite. I wish I was in town more often - I'd make it my go to spot! Can't wait to visit again.

We had some out of town visitors who are big yarn fanatics and it just happened to be Rose City…read moreYarn Crawl. Knotty Lamb was one of the Westside options for the crawl. It was buzzing when we went! There were some trunk shows inside, one had lovely knitting/crochet themed jewelry. There was also a yarn vendor in the back who was super popular. I don't know much about yarn is knitting but this seemed like a really organized and cool place. The staff were friendly keeping up with the customers streaming in. The yarns are high end and of quality according to my visitors. They really enjoyed the place and had quite a haul afterwards!

The owner was very knowledgeable about knitting tools and helped me select some great yarn. They…read morealso have a weekly knitting night