In love with this. Produce is solid quality and everything goes for a great price. Everyone is…read morefriendly and it's a homey stop when we're up north. Parking is spacious, the cactus growing in the parking lot living it's best life makes me happy, and I'm coming back for dried peppers very soon.

This place is the best business in Woodburn, in my opinion. They always have a great selection of…read moreproduce, and it is very fairly priced. It is operated by a very kind family who are always friendly and who go out of their way to provide me with what I am looking for... they have taken special requests for me and called me when my requests came in. There's not enough good things that I can say about them. It is my favorite place to shop in town.

Cute little market with plenty of offerings. But the hours represented are incorrect the market is…read moreThursday from 12-6 may1- oct 1.

Love love Farmer's Markets!…read more Unlike Portland's FM, Mac's is still big enough but not over crowded....yet! I love all the fresh produce, local honey, plants, and fruits in the summer! Everyone is very friendly, and I can get in and out in less than 30 mins usually. Definitely go right at noon so you get first dibs on the produce! A few food carts have been added to the mix too... but lines can get long around lunch time, so plan accordingly.

Best bento in town ,a must stop lunch spot the chicken and rice are fresh and delicious my local go…read moreto for several years

Their terikayi is the bomb. I think they are kind of known for it, as I heard patrons say they…read moredrive out of their way to enjoy the Teriyaki Bento. $5.50. A nice value. Otherwise, a pretty simple mom and pop owned convenience store with a Shell Station.

I stopped into The Good Company Cheese Bar & Bistro in downtown Newberg just for a quick look…read morearound, but ended up leaving with some local honey and a great conversation with the owner. This little shop is absolutely adorable and full of charm. Most of their products are locally sourced, and you can feel the care that goes into the selection. The cheese and condiment options were phenomenal, truly one of the best curated selections I've seen in the area. They also have a cute wine bar tucked in the back, which adds to the cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The sandwiches and deli items in the case looked so good that I'm already planning to come back for lunch next time I'm in town. Everything looked fresh, high quality, and thoughtfully put together. The staff was friendly, kind, and clearly passionate about what they do. Prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the products. A wonderful little spot with great people and even better cheese, I'll definitely be back to enjoy "good company" in every sense of the name!

What a gem. We stumbled upon this little cheese bistro bar while walking around Newberg on a lazy…read moreFriday afternoon. The staff are really informative and friendly. We ordered 2 craft cocktails off their well rounded cocktail menu. I love floral cocktails so I ordered a Rose Negroni $12 and my husband ordered a bourbon cocktail Lindsey's Lament $13. We loved them! For lunch we ordered pimento dip with crackers a SALUMI SANDWICH $14 fennel salami, Fra'Mani mortadella and capicollo. provolone, Mama Lil's peppers, & basil pesto on sourdough bread and a BRIE, HAM, 8 JAM SANDWICH $14 with double crème Brie, Oregon apricot jam, and Fra'Mani sweet apple ham on sour dough bread. Both sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Since we were the only customers on this quiet afternoon, we sat for a while enjoying our cocktails and sandwiches planning our next visit.

I getting sleepy, but this place is AWESOME I enjoy the vendors and the crafts and Art sections.read more

I love how our community comes together here! And such a great variety! Plus you can find new farms…read moreto visit!

We booked a 4 person olive oil mill tour and did not regret it! It was so fun to learn about how…read moreolives are made into oil. At the end, we were able to try all the different olive oils with bread.

Who would of thunk that Oregon had an olive oil mill or that you could grow olive trees here. Wow!…read more Just found out it's true! :-) The olive oil festival is going on at Durant Olive mill in Dundee. They have several different types and flavors of olive oil for tasting and purchase. And also some award winning Olive Oils. Tours are available by booking online. On the weekends, they have a little bit of music and some food vendors available with wonderful things like soups, Woodfire pizza, etc.. There is also a vineyard and they make some wonderful wines. Lots of deluxe tents and heaters around to make it a warm and cozy ambience. There is a small gift shop. It also has flavored vinegar's, salts, lotions, potions, decor, etc. So fun! The owners and staff are mingling around to chat with and help and everybody was wonderful. Be prepared to spend some money but it's worth it. Some unique gifts to be had. :-)

I'm a fan of artisan cheese making and of any humble, honest experience that puts me closer to the…read morepeople and places where my food comes from. Briar Rose Creamy, which specializes in cows milk cheese, offers an open window for sample tasting, which is accessible after driving down a gravel road in Dundee. Their cheese is served on cheese & charcuterie boards at nearby Dundee Hills & Willamette Valley wineries. We were offered samples by the cheese maker's husband, who shared the story of their business, her journey from her early days at Cowgirl Creamy in Marin, to starting her own company, & advised us on their offerings. While tasting, we could see straight back into the cheese making facility, with people busy at work. It just doesn't get any closer to the source than that. We enjoyed each Briar Rose cheese we tried, but particularly the Butterbaby, a soft bloomy rind Guernsey cow's milk cheese, and their sweet, tangy, spreadable formage blanc. I wish they had been tasting their semi-soft cheese washed in Riesling and wrapped in Spruce bark, called Strapping Evelyn, but it wasn't available to sample the day we stopped by. We picked up several cheeses to take home. A must for anyone who likes an authentic farm stand experience.

Drove all the way out here based on hours listed on their website to see they are retired and for…read moresale sign on the lot. Really disappointing- update your website if you're closed.

What a shame that they closed down! I loved their Marionberry jam! I understand they made many…read moreother products that were well-loved by many, and we all lament that they shut down!

First time ordering holiday gifts from Columbia Empire Farms, and they did not disappoint. The…read moreorders were processed and delivered incredibly quickly, and Janet Pendergrass was amazing with her communication. Definitely consider this locally owned business for any gift basket needs!