7 Best Restaurants in The Willamette Valley and Wine Country, Oregon

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We've compiled the best of the best in The Willamette Valley and Wine Country - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Morning Glory Cafe

$ Fodor's Choice

Eugene's oldest vegetarian restaurant serves up huge, hearty breakfasts and delicious espresso drinks all day along with a great lunchtime menu of soups, salads, and sandwiches. The interiors are decked with local art pieces and there's a small seating area outside for sunny-day dining. They also have their own organic bakery with plenty of vegan and gluten-free items.

Farmers Union Coffee Roasters

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You won't be able to miss the pale-pink roasting machine, displayed right by the main counter at this popular downtown spot, housed in a high-ceilinged warehouse structure. The espresso drinks made from house-roasted beans are the big draw, but if you're feeling hungry, they also offer pastries and a small menu of both sweet and savory toasts. 

152 W. 5th Ave., Eugene, OR, 97401, USA
541-357–9143
Known For
  • Delicious biscuit frittata sandwiches
  • Great place to sit with your laptop for a while
  • Plenty of gluten-free and vegan options

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Jubilee Champagne and Dessert Bar

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Though Champagne, prosecco, and mimosas are the star attraction at this bright, feminine dessert bar, it also offers espresso drinks, tea, and beer. Beautifully presented desserts, from glittery red velvet cake to pastel-hued cupcakes, and macarons, round out the menu, and there are a few savory snacks for those wanting something more substantial. Come on a weekend and you might even see a local musician belting out tunes in the back room event space.

296 S. Main St., OR, 97351, USA
837–0888
Known For
  • Kind and welcoming owners
  • Amazingly good Oreo cheesecake
  • Popular dill pickle soup
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon. and Tues.

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Serendipity Ice Cream

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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, OR, 97128, USA
503-474–9189
Known 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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Sugar J's Ice Cream Workshop

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Creative interpretations of classic ice cream flavors reign at this popular student hangout. All the ice cream is made from scratch. 

134 S.W. 1st St., Corvallis, OR, 97333, USA
541-243–8953
Known For
  • Open well into the evening
  • Vegan and dairy-free options
  • Inventive flavors like umami bomb and lemon and poppyseed cake
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.

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Syun Izakaya

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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, OR, 97124, USA
503-640–3131
Known For
  • Unique daily specials
  • Tasty volcano sushi
  • Happy hour 5–6 pm and from 9 pm to closing

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Takoda's Restaurant

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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.