The Willamette Valley and Wine Country Restaurants
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1. DaVinci
$$$ | |Salem politicos flock to this two-story downtown gathering spot for Italian-inspired dishes cooked in a wood-burning oven. No shortcuts are taken in the preparation, so...
Salem politicos flock to this two-story downtown gathering spot for Italian-inspired dishes cooked in a wood-burning oven. No shortcuts are taken in the preparation, so don't come if you're in a rush. But if you're in the mood to linger over seafood and fresh pasta that's made on the premises, this may be your place. The wine list features a wide selection from the Northwest and Italy, and includes a good selection of wines by the glass.
180 High St. SE, Salem, Oregon, 97301, USA503-399–1413Known For
- Perfect Wagyu steaks
- Top-notch service
- Heated outdoor patio
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2. Jory
$$$$ | |This exquisite hotel dining room is named after one of the soils in the Oregon wine country. The kitchen source the majority of their ingredients...
This exquisite hotel dining room is named after one of the soils in the Oregon wine country. The kitchen source the majority of their ingredients locally, and many of the vegetables come straight from the on-site garden. The menu changes according to season, but always features fresh seafood and an abundance of local veggies. Ask for a seat at the counter overlooking the open kitchen if you want to see the chefs in action. Naturally, the restaurant has an expansive wine list focused on Oregon wines.
2525 Allison La., Newberg, Oregon, 97132, USA503-554–2525Known For
- Warm, friendly staff
- Fabulous breakfast and brunch options
- Beautiful outdoor terrace
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3. Sybaris
$$$ | |A rotating menu at this fine bistro in Albany's historic downtown changes monthly and features flavorful cuisine at reasonable prices. The restaurant strives to ensure...
A rotating menu at this fine bistro in Albany's historic downtown changes monthly and features flavorful cuisine at reasonable prices. The restaurant strives to ensure that most of the ingredients, including the lamb, eggs, and vegetables, are raised within 10 miles. The wine list includes worldwide classics, but is strong on local Oregon wines, too.
442 1st Ave. W, Albany, Oregon, 97321, USA541-928–8157Known For
- Reasonable prices
- Menu changes monthly
- Locally sourced products
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
4. Tina's
$$$$ | |Opened back in 1991, this Dundee institution has long been known for luring Portlanders away from their own restaurant scene, offering country-French fare cooked lovingly...
Opened back in 1991, this Dundee institution has long been known for luring Portlanders away from their own restaurant scene, offering country-French fare cooked lovingly with locally grown produce. Service is as intimate and laid-back as the interiors; a double fireplace divides the dining room, with heavy glass brick shrouded by bushes on the highway side, so you're not bothered by the traffic on Highway 99.
760 Hwy. 99W, Dundee, Oregon, 97115, USA503-538–8880Known For
- Perfect wine pairings
- Delicious homemade soups
- Decadent flourless dark chocolate torte
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Rate Includes: Closed. Mon. and Tues. No lunch. -
5. Del Alma
$$$ | |This multilevel waterfront eatery gives every table a nice view of the river and puts a modern spin on tapas, bringing unexpected flavors and textures...
This multilevel waterfront eatery gives every table a nice view of the river and puts a modern spin on tapas, bringing unexpected flavors and textures to classic Latin food. The menu also features larger dishes, with a strong emphasis on seafood and beef. If you're not in the mood for meat, the chiles rellenos marries a mild poblano pepper with goat cheese and an amazing smoky salsa. They pride themselves on creative, Latin-inspired cocktails, and there's extensive list of wines by the glass.
136 S.W. Washington Ave., Corvallis, Oregon, 97333, USA541-753–2222Known For
- Three-course Wednesday with special set menus
- Latin-inspired cocktails
- Great river views
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
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6. Dundee Bistro
$$$$ | |Owned by the Ponzi wine family, this bistro showcases Italian-style fare dominated by locally grown and raised produce, while the on-site Fratelli Ponzi Fine Food...
Owned by the Ponzi wine family, this bistro showcases Italian-style fare dominated by locally grown and raised produce, while the on-site Fratelli Ponzi Fine Food & Wine Bar serves Ponzi wines from Oregon and Italy. Vaulted ceilings provide an open feeling inside, warmed by abundant fresh flowers and the works of local Oregon artists.
100-A S.W. 7th St., Dundee, Oregon, 97115, USA503-554–1650Known For
- Delicious craft cocktails
- Dog-friendly patio
- Plenty of options for special diets
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
7. Joel Palmer House
$$$$ | |Wild mushrooms and truffles are the stars at this 1857 home, named after an Oregon pioneer, that is now on the National Register of Historic...
Wild mushrooms and truffles are the stars at this 1857 home, named after an Oregon pioneer, that is now on the National Register of Historic Places; there are three small dining rooms, each seating about 15 people. The standard dinner is a seasonal five-course prix-fixe menu, but they also offer an elevated "Oregon ‘Omakase’ Experience," in which they just keep bringing out dishes until everyone is full—the only catch is that the whole table has to agree to order the experience.
600 Ferry St., Dayton, Oregon, 97114, USA503-864–2995Known For
- Innovative dishes, some inspired by family recipes
- A massive selection of fine Oregon wines
- Chef Christopher's Mushroom Madness Menu
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8. Marché
$$$$ | |Located in the bustling 5th Street Market, this renowned Eugene restaurant works with local farmers to bring fresh, local, and oftentimes organic food to the...
Located in the bustling 5th Street Market, this renowned Eugene restaurant works with local farmers to bring fresh, local, and oftentimes organic food to the table. Specialties include salmon, halibut, sturgeon, and beef tenderloin, braised pork shoulder, and outstanding local oysters paired with an extensive wine list featuring lots of Oregon wines.
296 E. 5th Ave., Eugene, Oregon, 97401, USA541-342–3612Known For
- Lively happy hours with great snacks
- Fantastic cocktails expertly mixed
- Warm and attentive service
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9. Nick's Italian Cafe
$$$ | |One of the oldest spots in town, this upscale venue is a popular destination for a special evening. Modestly furnished but with a voluminous wine...
One of the oldest spots in town, this upscale venue is a popular destination for a special evening. Modestly furnished but with a voluminous wine cellar, Nick's serves spirited and simple food, reflecting the owner's northern Italian heritage—in fact, many of Nick's dishes are made from old family recipes. Along with wood-fired pizzas, you'll find pasta dishes, meats, salads, and a wide variety of desserts.
521 N.E. 3rd St., McMinnville, Oregon, 97128, USA503-434–4471Known For
- Handmade pastas
- Family-owned since 1977
- Signature profiteroles filled with anise gelato
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Reservations recommended, Closed Sun.–Wed. -
10. ōkta
$$$$ | |While most McMinnville restaurants exude the same laid-back atmosphere found across the Willamette Valley, this dark, high-end spot cranks up the formality with its ever-changing...
While most McMinnville restaurants exude the same laid-back atmosphere found across the Willamette Valley, this dark, high-end spot cranks up the formality with its ever-changing prix-fixe menus. Dishes are created using ingredients grown, raised, and caught in the area and a solid, predominantly local wine menu, with nonalcoholic pairings available for those who'd rather not partake. The open kitchen allows guests to get a glimpse at their meals being made, while plates and wall sconces crafted by Oregon potters add a charming local touch. Just be aware that they are unable to accommodate gluten-free or dairy-free diners.
618 N.E. 3rd St., McMinnville, Oregon, 97128, USA503-376–5353Known For
- An extensive wine list with a Willamette Valley focus
- Warm, enthusiastic servers
- Gorgeous interiors with lots of local touches
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11. Red Hills Market
$$ | |Serving great sandwiches, salads, and pizza, this is the perfect stop for a quick lunch in the middle of a day of wine tasting or...
Serving great sandwiches, salads, and pizza, this is the perfect stop for a quick lunch in the middle of a day of wine tasting or a casual no-frills dinner at the end of the day. In addition to wine, there are cocktails and a great selection of local and imported craft beers.
155 S.W. 7th St., Dundee, Oregon, 97115, USA971-832–8414Known For
- Plenty of options for those with dietary restrictions
- On-site store selling locally produced gourmet treats
- Convenient location on the main drag in Dundee
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12. Serendipity Ice Cream
$ | |Historic Cook's Hotel, built in 1886, is the setting for a true, old-fashioned ice-cream-parlor experience. Try a sundae, and take home cookies made from scratch....
Historic Cook's Hotel, built in 1886, is the setting for a true, old-fashioned ice-cream-parlor experience. Try a sundae, and take home cookies made from scratch. If you don't feel like ice cream, the homemade soup is a great choice on a rainy day.
502 N.E. 3rd St., McMinnville, Oregon, 97128, USA503-474–9189Known For
- Locally made ice cream (dairy- and sugar-free varieties)
- Old-school self-playing piano
- The shop provides workplace experience and job training for adults with developmental disabilities
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13. Syun Izakaya
$ | |A large assortment of sushi and sashimi, soups, and salads are served in quiet surroundings in the basement of the old Hillsboro Library. Wonderful grilled...
A large assortment of sushi and sashimi, soups, and salads are served in quiet surroundings in the basement of the old Hillsboro Library. Wonderful grilled and fried meats and vegetables are also available, accompanied by a vast sake selection.
209 N.E. Lincoln St., Hillsboro, Oregon, 97124, USA503-640–3131Known For
- Unique daily specials
- Tasty volcano sushi
- Happy hour 5–6 pm and from 9 pm to closing
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14. Takoda's Restaurant
$ | |A popular roadside café serves burgers, sandwiches, great soups, salads, pizza, and daily specials. The burger selection includes not only beef, but seafood, chicken, turkey,...
A popular roadside café serves burgers, sandwiches, great soups, salads, pizza, and daily specials. The burger selection includes not only beef, but seafood, chicken, turkey, and veggie options. If the weather is nice, sit outside in their beautiful garden area out back. A video game room keeps kids happy.
91806 Mill Creek Rd., Blue River, Oregon, 97413, USA541-822–1153Known For
- Great burger options
- Video game room for kids
- Lovely outdoor seating area
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15. The Better Living Room by Ninkasi Brewing
$$ | |Part restaurant, part brewery, part self-described "gathering space," celebrated brewery Ninkasi's newest iteration offers a casual spot to sip on beers paired with locally inspired...
Part restaurant, part brewery, part self-described "gathering space," celebrated brewery Ninkasi's newest iteration offers a casual spot to sip on beers paired with locally inspired seasonal pub fare, rain or shine. Sample a few beers from the extensive (and ever-changing) draft list in Ninkasi's high-ceilinged open-plan gathering area, or—if weather permits—head outside to dine in the massive hop-shaped courtyard.
155 Blair Blvd., Eugene, Oregon, 97402, USA541-735–9500Known For
- Pub trivia nights every Tuesday
- Lots of vegan options
- Limited-edition and seasonal beers are often on tap
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
16. The Horse Radish
$$$ | |This perfect stop in the middle of a day of wine tasting offers a wide selection of artisanal cheese and meats, as well as a...
This perfect stop in the middle of a day of wine tasting offers a wide selection of artisanal cheese and meats, as well as a great lunch menu. Pick up some sandwiches and a soup or salad to go, and you'll be all set for a picnic at your favorite winery. Alternatively, come for a proper dinner of European-meets-Pacific Northwest fare on Friday or Saturday, or treat yourself to a hearty brunch on Sunday.
119 W. Main St., Carlton, Oregon, 97111, USA503-852–6656Known For
- Live music on Saturday nights
- Tasting room featuring Marshall Davis wines
- Kids' menu
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17. Red Agave
$$ | |Closed PermanentlyTwo local women managed to establish this cozy, romantic restaurant in an old building that at one point was a refuse dump, and the result...
Two local women managed to establish this cozy, romantic restaurant in an old building that at one point was a refuse dump, and the result is a hard-to-categorize winner that has Mexican and Latino influences. Menu items might include sesame-crusted salmon with chipotle barbecue glaze, which you can consider washing down with a tamarind margarita. Flans, like much of the menu, are seasonal; try the Kahlua flan or the orange flan with chocolate in the middle.
454 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon, 97401, USA541-683–2206Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No lunch -
18. Ristorante Italiano
$$$$ | |Closed PermanentlyThe chef uses fresh local produce from the restaurant's own farm, but this bistro-style café across from the University of Oregon is best known for...
The chef uses fresh local produce from the restaurant's own farm, but this bistro-style café across from the University of Oregon is best known for its authentic Italian cuisine, with a heavy emphasis on fresh local seafood. The menu changes according to the season, but staples include delicious salads and soups, ravioli, grilled chicken, pizza, and sandwiches plus a variety of specials. The dining room, shaded by blossoming cherry trees in the spring, has a quiet, understated European feel, and there's outdoor seating on the patio in good weather.
754 E. 13th Ave., Eugene, Oregon, 97401, USA541-342–6963Known For
- Italian fare, with lots of seafood
- Farm-sourced produce
- Lovely outdoor seating area
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Rate Includes: No lunch Sat. -
19. Adam's Sustainable Table
$$$ | |Closed PermanentlyServing delicious seasonal Northwest cuisine with an organic menu of local produce, meats, and sustainable seafood, Adam's works to obtain food from farms, ranches, and...
Serving delicious seasonal Northwest cuisine with an organic menu of local produce, meats, and sustainable seafood, Adam's works to obtain food from farms, ranches, and mills within a 75-mi radius, most within 25 mi to keep its ingredients as local as possible. Its most requested dish is the pasture-raised chicken picatta, and its produce is so fresh it will bring tears to your eyes. Adam's is a recipient of 10 Wine Spectator awards.
30 E. Broadway, Eugene, Oregon, 97401, USA541-344–6948Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch. Closed Sun. and Mon. -
20. Café 440
$$ | |Closed PermanentlyPutting a modern twist on classic comfort food, the menu at this airy, industrial-chic space features plenty of locally grown ingredients and a great local...
Putting a modern twist on classic comfort food, the menu at this airy, industrial-chic space features plenty of locally grown ingredients and a great local beer list. Along with updated classics like mac and cheese, burgers, and fish-and-chips, you'll find innovative versions of ahi poke and salmon cakes. The cafe also holds a number of fundraisers throughout the year, including regular music nights that support local charities.
440 Coburg Rd., Oregon, 97401, USA541-505–8493Known For
- Upscale takes on comfort food
- House-made dessert classics like crème brûlée or bread pudding
- Supporting local charities
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.
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