13 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Yamhill

“You would think by living in a small town miles away from Starbucks or Dutch Bro's that you'd save money on coffee but NOPE. Not with coffee this good in town Drinking an iced Carmel Macchiato right now and I'm on Cloud 9. Beats Starbucks burnt espresso taste any day! Plus the ladies there are always so friendly :)“

“I'm a new club member because we really like the wines, the view and tasting room are beautiful, they allow outside food, they allow dogs, and it's close to home. However, when we brought out-of-town guests recently, we all were appalled at the lack of service. There were only two other small parties tasting, and our server unceremoniously deposited the tasting notes and carafes on our table, told us to "taste clockwise from the white," and never spoke to us again. We had to listen as he explained the wines to another table; we felt like chopped liver. There wasn't even any thoughtful communication when I paid for our purchases. I wonder if all club members are treated this way. . .“

“What a treat a beautiful if not warm day enjoying the tasting of several really delicious wines and select foods to compliment. The outdoor setting is lovely with nicely designed and Landscaped surroundings looking out on the surrounding vineyards. The staff were welcoming and knowledgeable. Simply a very pleasant day“

“My friend and I went here in February for the Valentine’s Wonderer card. Upon arriving, the building is lovely, and when you enter the fabulous energy that seeps into your being makes you feel so good and happy. I've never experienced that before. They have seating inside as well as seating on the balcony outside. The gentleman that seated us (outside, as it was a gorgeous sunny day) was just fabulous! The view was spectacular! Trees framing the view of a snow-covered Mt Hood and the vineyard below (of course, the vines were bare, but I'm sure come sping/summer that will just add to this gorgeous view).We started with the Chardonay, which was light with a hint of butteriness and a crisp after taste. It was very good. The next was their Pinot Gris, and let me just say it's sunshine in a bottle! The next 3 tastes were Pinot Noirs, and I admit I'm not one that goes for Pinot Noirs. Boy, did they prove me wrong! I love all 3. The first one was light, mildly fruity, with a hint of sweetness to finish (this was my favorite). This one came from their vines. The second one was sorced from Washington grapes, the taste was bolder, more of the traditional Pinot Noir flavors, but very good. The last was the most bold and was absolutely delightful! The cost is justified, but I'm on a very limited budget. The last was the Cabernet Sauvignon, and though again I'm not big on Sauvignons, it was one of the best I've had!I came home with the Pinot Gris and the 1st Pinot Noir. Yum!!! My friend and I agree we will be visiting this winery a lot! I highly recommend them! Cheers!“

“This winery makes the best Pinot in Oregon. Absolutely incredibly smooth and all is estate grown. They’re next door to Domaine Serene. My wife and I visited in August and became wine club members. If you’re touring the Dundee Hills this is a “must visit” winery. You can’t get their wine anywhere, except the winery. Family owned and genuinely great people.“

“Our family visited today De Ponte Cellars. 04.07.24 Amazing views and lovely Pinot Noir! We didn't have any appointments, and they were able to accommodate the 7 of us. The highlight of our visit was 2021, 2015, and 2018 (Estate) Dundee Hill Pinot Noir. Pet-friendly and friendly staff. These fantastic bottles are traveling to Puerto Rico and Utah.“

“This would have been unthinkable a generation ago, but the proof is in the liquid?: Oregon, and the Willamette Valley?️ in particular, have become sources of some of the most exciting, exacting, and terroir-specific? wines in the world.Yet Oregon is home to so much more than just epic Pinot Noir; from white wines crafted from Riesling?, Pinot Gris, and beyond, to sparklers of serious accomplishment, Oregon has evolved into an unlikely superstar in the world of wine.This Chardonnay? is a true expression of the Willamette Valley?“

“A Gem in Carlton: Flaneur WineryFrom the moment you step into Flaneur Winery's tasting room in Carlton, Oregon, you're not just entering a winery; you're embarking on a multifaceted wine experience that transcends the ordinary. As a wine club member for over a year, I've had the pleasure of witnessing first-hand the unique offerings that set Flaneur apart in the rich tapestry of Willamette Valley's wine scene.Flaneur doesn't just serve wine; they curate experiences. From the carefully crafted wine maker's dinners that showcase the versatility and depth of their vintages, to the engaging and unexpected events like Taro Card readings, there's always something new and exciting to look forward to. These gatherings are not just about wine; they're about building community, sharing stories, and creating unforgettable moments.The heart and soul of Flaneur, however, is its people. The staff's passion for wine and genuine hospitality is palpable, with Mindy herself leading by example. Always positive and upbeat, Mindy ensures every visit is memorable, even during the quieter seasons when the valley slows down. This level of personal touch and warmth makes Flaneur not just a winery, but a home away from home for wine lovers.The wines themselves are exceptional, embodying the richness and diversity of Oregon's terroir. Each bottle tells a story of meticulous craftsmanship and a deep respect for nature, qualities that resonate deeply with those who appreciate fine wine. It's this unwavering commitment to quality that makes Flaneur not only one of my top-rated wineries but also a frequent recommendation to my clients.In conclusion, Flaneur Winery is more than just a destination; it's an experience, a community, and a testament to the beauty of Oregon wine. Whether you're a seasoned oenophile or new to the world of wine, Flaneur welcomes you with open arms and a glass ready to be filled with something truly special. I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to anyone seeking to explore the best that Willamette Valley has to offer.Daniel Hyde“

“My second visit. The staff is always super welcoming and helpful. And of course, a great product: all of the pinots are distinctive with the Victoria taking the prize in my view. Love their chard as well. Maybe the most picturesque spot in Williamette?“

“My mom and I stopped in here last Sunday to check out their selection and we were so impressed! The customer service was incredible and we had such a wonderful time tasting their selection of wines! We plan to return and enjoyed ourselves so much learning about the different soils!“

“We were delighted to have been taken in without any reservations and it was quite busy. Their wines were delicious and the views was spectacular. We wanted to do wine tasting in the actual vineyard rather than a tasting room in town and this was the spot.“

“We recently visited Black Dog Winery and were blown away by the beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces they created. The views are perfect, and there's plenty of seating to relax and enjoy a glass of wine both indoor and by the outdoor fire pits. It's super family and dog friendly -- we had a big group of 10 people with kids and babies and they welcomed us all in - it was perfect!Steve, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Overall, I highly recommend Black Dog Winery for anyone looking for a fun and relaxed day out with family or friends. The combination of great wine, beautiful surroundings, and friendly staff make for an unbeatable experience.“

“Had a delightful experience with our tasting reservation and enjoyed the tour provided by Sebastian, one of the resident felines. We appreciated how Sokol Blosser's tasting room is set up so that most tables have a view to the well landscaped area around the building and don't leave you feeling like you're sitting on top of other patrons. While walking around outside and checking out the landscaping, I could see the plants chosen would provide a nice display as often as nature allows during the different seasons.“