The Warren is a welcoming and charming venue, full of books & things... a cozy place to drink your…read moredrink and eat whatever you ordered. The long communal tables were a welcome sight - lots of space to meet up with lots of friends - as well as the tidy reading nooks and smaller tables for a more individualized experience. Upon arrival, there's a sign that says to check in at the counter for service - which I did and was promptly handed a menu and told to find a place to sit and she'd come find me to take my order. The place was not crowded by any means so I chose one location to sit, changed my mind and chose another location and then changed my mind and moved again before settling on one end of one of those long tables. So many seating choices!! The staff member got busy and didn't make it back to me for a bit longer than I thought she should have taken but when she eventually found me, I ordered one of their seasonal espresso drinks: a Harlequin Rex (white chocolate, dark chocolate & caramel), and a Maid Marion crepe (marionberry jam, cream cheese, crushed pistachios & honey). The crepe arrived well ahead of the espresso drink but I waited to take a bite of the crepe till they both were at the table because I wanted a pic of them together - you know, priorities and all. That crepe was absolutely delicious - the perfect combination of tastes! And that espresso drink - spot on! Chocolate and caramel - what could go wrong there? Absolutely nothing. On the day I was there, it seems a pop-up jewelry vendor was there as well (or maybe the jewelry is a permanent feature? I don't know.). There was no space at the counter to sign my debit card receipt so I used the seat of the stool next to the register area, which worked just fine, but maybe it would be possible to keep an area clear for conducting the business of paying, since table payment is not an option (little sign attached to the playing cards that indicated your table number said to go to the counter to settle up). Or perhaps hand the receipts attached to a small clipboard or hard surface of some kind to make signing easier. Just seemed a bit crowded and cluttered at the counter. Overall, I think they're a great addition to downtown Silverton and hope to go back again to try something else on their yummy-looking menu. After they're able to work out the kinks of being a new business (they've been open 4 months), I hope they'll be in Silverton for a long time. PS. For those of us who like to read menus online, check out the back-story of a business, or locate other business info online, their website is currently not functioning. I contacted them through their FB page and they responded quickly but the message was that they are too busy to work on their website. Hopefully, they'll be able to get a minute or two to at least post a "website under construction, please check back soon" message for those of us who like to cruise websites, or maybe take down the web address on their FB page so we don't click on it only to be disappointed that nothing exists.

This is a not well known but superior Silverton spot. Everything we've had here has been good. My…read moreco-diner said the bagel sandwich was very small for the price. Beers flow, great wine selection, some shopping and lots of games to hang out with your people's...

5 stars   Sydney and…read moreKammy made our visit and tasting extra special. Both went the extra mile for us , allowing us to taste and procure some very exciting Pinot Noirs. Thank you WVV for hosting us with the mostest

6/5 stars. Stunning views, stellar service, and stories that tell the blossoming tales of Oregon…read morewine culture. We were hosted staying "Into the Woods" in an Airstream that was more comfortable than any of the hotels we stayed in.... A winding walk through a beautiful trail and to the tower that creates a distinctive look for the Oregon gem. Paul did an outstanding job as our tour guide. You can't help but want to stay and join in as a member or owner! Hearing the history of the region and Bill's start, struggles, and ultimate success was inspiring. More inspiring is how the vineyards support each other in so many ways. The views were epic, wines amazing (Fuller was our favorite)... food was beautiful and regionally inspired. Whether you are a local or adventuring from out of town, put this on your bucket list. Ask the questions, taste the wine, make time to dine! PS, loved that we got to meet Bill who took time to greet everyone in the dining room.

Oh wow!!! Just wow!! The best sausage tortellini soup ever! Shrimp cocktail was good. Crab cake…read morewere fairly good. I've had better crab cakes. The whole vibe was so fun! We had a bottle of Jeio sparkling wine. It was in the chiller. They charge a $10 corking fee, so worth it!!! We are looking forward to returning and trying more yummy dishes and wines!

We were here on a day when service was super slow but we could tell they were doing their best…read more The wine selection and values are phenomenal! The food was okay. The space is clean with cute decor but it has a definite "strip mall vibe."

What a cool spot! It's nice when a town expands its horizons with a unique offering. This family…read moreowned wine bar has a great variety of wine by the glass, beer on tap and a flavorful menu. The mix between Mexican/Cajun cuisine works exceptionally well. Scratch made salsas, guacamole, tacos and Po-Boys do not disappoint. They have live music a handful of nights and friendly staff that make you feel welcome. Check this place out. We'll be back!

The Mexican-American fusion cuisine is an odd choice for a wine bar. Oregon wine is Burgundian,…read morenot Mexican. An old adage says, "If it grows together, it goes together." Food and wine culturally evolve together. Mexican and Burgundian just didn't evolve together. The Mexican-American fusion cuisine is an odd choice for Sherwood since we have at least five Mexican-inspired restaurants (excluding fast food) already. Otherwise a wine bar is a good idea in Sherwood and one that offers a fuller menu is a good idea. Located immediately adjacent to the new hotel, they will likely do well.

Massive selection of vinyls which per their sign they get to pick the music and you get to pick the…read morewine. We enjoyed our complimentary wine as provided by our boutique hotel Douglas on Third. Attentive service.

They have a great wine selection and friendly service. We tried some snacks and those were good…read moretoo. They have an amazing lighting fixture above the bar that you should see.

One of the best dining experiences that I have ever had! Staff were well trained and worked well as…read morea team, from a floor manager checking in with us, our table server and the floor runner/server. My Toasted Honey Garlic Crunch salad was superb. Adding prawns is a must. The brie encroute was flaky, creamy, buttery atop a bed of blueberry coulis. Yummayyyy. My Pork Tenderloin with Spiced Fig Glaze was very tender - cooked to perfection. I ordered the Lime Creme Brulee to go and it was exactly how you might imagine - classic egg custard with a a citrusy tang of lime. The restaurant itself had a vintage vibe, like a smoky speakeasy - but no actual smoke, to be clear. Wonderful dining experience.

Came in for drinks, service was sloowww. Waited forever for drinks and check but there was barely…read moreanyone inside and many staff. However food and drinks is good

Savannah is amazingly knowledgeable and has a great eclectic selection of wines from around the…read moreworld. Her place is welcoming and comfortable for a pleasant afternoon.

This is my absolute favorite place for wine tastings. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and is…read morekind and patient when helping you find the wine that's perfect for you. She also offers beer, cider, and soft drinks for those that don't drink wine. I really enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere and soft music. Additionally, the owner makes hosting large gatherings easy and affordable.

I have to post again. I was at Taste a couple weeks ago and it only gets better each time. However,…read moreRobbie and team need to know I may have to personally give you all one star instead of five. I have twice eaten at other restaurants since my last time at Taste, where I ordered meatballs. Taste has ruined all future eating experiences for me. Two bites into my meatballs at the other restaurant and all I can tell my table is, "this isn't Taste." What do I do now?!?! Go eat here!!

Really solid experience all around…read more The baked dish was rich and well done--great depth of flavor in the sauce, and the melted top layer added a nice texture without feeling heavy. Comfort food, but clearly made with care. The shrimp dish stood out too. The shrimp were tender and fresh, with a clean flavor that paired well with the tomatoes and light seasoning. Simple, balanced, and executed well. The wine pairing complemented everything nicely without overpowering the food, which I appreciated. What made the biggest impression, though, was the service--especially from the owners. They were welcoming, attentive, and genuinely engaged without being over the top. You can tell they take pride in what they're doing, and it shows in how they treat their guests. Overall, a place I'd definitely come back to and recommend to others looking for a quality meal in West Linn.

What a cool spot! The flavors, the service and the atmosphere were all a vibe. The ladies that…read moreserved us let us take some pictures of our group and walked us through some suggestions that were the most popular. I had the chai with oat milk and cinnamon and my girlfriend had a toffee espresso and caramel glazed coffee. I think I will hit this place up tomorrow before leaving town to try another one of their specialty drinks. They also have a little bit of everything else, jewelry, clothing, lotions, lip balm etc. super cute place to meet up with friends and grab something creatively crafted to sip on.

Good service and coffee. I like the way the place is set up to sit and sip and enjoy. This is a…read moreneat place.

Fireside Lounge seems like a typical hotel restaurant / bar in that the food is passable, and no…read morefurther effort is made because they have a captive audience. There are not a lot of other dining options in the area, so Fireside is a pretty easy choice. The food is just OK. Definitely stuff that is mass-produced and heated on-site. Prices are mercifully low, so one doesn't feel as though they've been ripped off. There is a big selection of non-alcoholic beverages, which I appreciated. The real standout here was the friendliness of the staff. Everybody I interacted with was very friendly and helpful. There was a band playing during my visit, and they seemed to be as "bar band" as bar bands get. I was the only person who applauded after each song, which was weird to me. I'd have hoped that staff, at least, would have applauded as well.

Over the last few months, I've stopped in for a beverage and sometimes an appetizer. The fireplace…read moreis cozy and the atmosphere comfortable and live music nightly. In the last couple of visits, though, it's different. My past history here prevents me from giving it a 2-star review. I know there has been a management change, and it shows. Some of my favorite staff have departed, seeking greener pastures. The reason for this review now is my most recent purchase ... a $17 glass of Pudding River Pinot Gris. When I found out the price as I cashed out, I felt robbed. I can drive less than 9 miles away and buy a whole bottle for $25. My previous glass of wine that evening was an $8 chardonnay from another local winery. I figured the Pinot Gris couldn't be much more than the Chard, especially one from Pudding River, which I've personally visited so I know their bottle prices. So, before you buy anything at the Fireside Lounge, ask the price. Don't be surprised (aka robbed) as I was.