Harvest Grill at Rose Villa

Always a good meal at this wonderful little cafe. The food is top notch with the best servers around.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I don't know if this is open to the public. I was a guest of a resident.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Deeply disappointed. Took my Mom for lunch following her cancer treatment online the place looked nice showed to be open. So we drove 20 minutes out of our way to get to this restaurant. Parking was a nightmare... Once we got inside we were informed the the kitchen was closed and we could get a cold sandwich from the cooler... I can get my mother a cold sandwich from Subway. Needless to say we went to J and R Mexican restaurant excellent customer service excellent food. Made our day!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

The service is fantastic and the food is great!

I have lived here since 1/05/2011. My dad was the long term administrator from 1962 to 1978, now called CEO. He and my mom paid a down payment for me in July 1984 when there was a 10 year waiting list! My move in was on a very rainy day! It has been home ever since and the residents here are fantastic! When you have a chance contact our marketing department for information!!

I have lived here since 1/05/2011. My dad was the long term administrator from 1962 to 1978, now called CEO. He and my mom paid a down payment for me in July 1984 when there was a 10 year waiting list! My move in was on a very rainy day! It has been home ever since and the residents here are fantastic! When you have a chance contact our marketing department for information!!

I have lived here since 1/05/2011. My dad was the long term administrator from 1962 to 1978, now called CEO. He and my mom paid a down payment for me in July 1984 when there was a 10 year waiting list! My move in was on a very rainy day!

The salmon was very good tasted fresh. The people were super nice.

The service is fantastic and the food is great!

Very nice atmosphere. Had just a small menu item which was good. The coleslaw wasn't very good. Bland!! Staff pleasant & attentive. Would eat there again

I love the staff. Always so inviting. It's great to sit by the fire and enjoy a good meal. I had the best chicken cacciatore I've ever had the other day. I highly recommend the bakery. The peanut butter cookie and walnut brownie are fabulous!

Very well kept and the staff was very sweet a nd polite. The food was hot and served very promptly.

We have been here for almost 3 months and we love it. We knew we would when we went on the waiting list over a year ago. The pool! The gym! The walking trails! The restaurants! They are all wonderful, as is the staff AND the other residents. Everyone is cheerful and welcoming. Anything we'd want is nearby. It feels like we've moved to a new city (something we've always loved doing), and all the exploring it is so stimulating. We have our own cottage, and although it's a duplex we have our own yard overlooking a community garden. The dog loves it too! Especially walking down to the river where she flirts with the ducks who swim over to her but only just so far. Keeps her interested. Val & Kate

the marketer blankets senior community residents with oversized postcards on a regular basis. when you take a tour of the campus, the sales pitch is that this is "where elders may live the life they choose". if you choose to be one of 330+ residents ('folks), you will have the privilege of supporting 170+ employees, many of whom will be on the job for less than a month. you will be paying for events, parties, tours, sales tours and events, employee 'recognition' in december (an annual bonus from resident contributions), nonnative plants and grasses which are watered (along with adjacent streets and sidewalks) twice daily, a flurry of flyers announcing events up to over a month in advance, etc, etc, etc. the top down, nontransparency policy is demeaning and detrimental to the community of residents who wish to aid fellow residents in large and small ways. the nonprofit CCRC certificate given by the OR Department of Human Resources every 6 months, does not mean that the state of oOregon is monitoring the services that are supposedly being provided to residents. it also does not mean that no one is making a profit. directors and managers are being paid a handsome salary while the staff who are actually providing services are paid low hourly wages. there is no recourse for staff for unkept recruiting promises. they eventually quit. residents who fall for the sales tactics and pay the exorbitant registration fee, often live on campus from 6 months to a year, leave voluntarily and leave thousands upon thousands of dollars on the rv, inc books. do your due diligence. your extensively. avoid communities that require a registration fee. good luck and best wishes. a soon to be former resident.

the marketer blankets senior community residents with oversized postcards on a regular basis.