“We stopped by spontaneously while driving on the highway and it was so worth the stop. Don’t look for signage, just follow your gps. The wine was great, the people were very friendly, and the whole thing was just unpretentious and down to earth. The Barbera and Baco were our favorites.“
“I'm reading the mixed reviews and fortunately I didn't encounter any of the negatives.I thought it was odd that my sister wanted to take us to a winery that serves pizza but I'm here for it. We were visiting favorite places my late brother in law used to like to visit.What was impressive was the selection of wine slushies. My sister went with the mango flavor, while I chose Spicy Watermelon and my husband went with beer. I'm glad I stuck with one drink or two would have knocked me out.For food we chose the pesto/mushroom pizza and a pepperoni pizza, along with their special charcuterie board of the day. I liked the texture of the crust, it was just right. The charcuterie board was clever with fruit, cheese, pizza crust. We sat outdoors and were visited by the wasps, but it's the outdoors. There's also two little pups that hang out around the property and come over for an occasional belly rub.This winery was featuring arts and crafts on our visit where people were making decorative boards to take home while enjoying their wine/slushies and pizza.“
“Personally never have been a coffee drinker and thought that was only what DB only soled and never bothered to stop in.Then finally one of my wife's friends brought her something other than coffee to work from Dutch Brothers and we learned they had other things to drink besides coffee.Sorry but I'm not going to give away my personal favorite drink as I don't want them to be out when I go there to get mine?“
“Abacela is one of the most beautiful wineries in Douglas County. The views alone are enough to visit, but the wines will keep you coming back for more. A favorite of mine is the Viognier. It's a beautiful white wine, perfect for any occasion. Slightly sweet and crisp. Love it!“
“Nice and quiet on a Thursday night. The food was fantastic, but the drinks were some of the worst we've *ever* had, and the fact that they're $13 a glass didn't help. The jalapeño margaritas tasted like pickled jalapeño juice, the blackberry mojito was undrinkable (50% seeds and pulp, 49% ice, and a splash of some kind of alcohol), and the cactus pear margarita tasted like sweet water. *Highly* recommend the street tacos and bowls, but steer clear of the cocktails if you value your taste buds.Vegetarian options: Only two vegetarian options which can be made vegan if you request it. Beyond that, it's another Roseburg menu of meat and cheese with the usual additions.“
“Love this place. I’m always greeted with a smile and friendly face. The staff knows their regulars and welcoming to newcomers. Knowledgeable about what they serve and offer something new to try. Particularly, enjoy my favorite bartenderess’s Kristee and Aubry.“