Very small. A limited amount photos, paintings, sculpture. If you're coming for the art, look elsewhere. They also offer classes which may be more attractive, although I didn't take any. There's also a ballroom.

Rice beans and meat burrito I work construction so I eat lunch a lot of different places this is one of the best! And not the most expensive. My burrito I think was 10 bucks

This place always does a great job putting on free events for the community, being an affordable venue and hosting camps/classes for people of all artistic levels and interests! I highly recommend taking a class, renting for an event, and/or coming for a Cultural Experience!

I love this place! A beautifully modern conversion of an old school with generous space for concerts, events, and activities. Musicians may appreciate the rentable music rooms and recording studio, parents would appreciate the art classes. I adore how ccc makes art in many forms accessible to the community. The grounds are beautiful as well with gorgeous flower beds and a fun play structure for kids nearby.

I rented this venue for my wedding this weekend. I paid $2800 with $200 deposit, and now they’re charging me an extra $900!! This is ridiculous and upsetting because they’re charging me for cleaning fees, when the man we spoke to told us they were going to clean it for with no reference to a fee, if I knew there was going to be a fee, I would have refused and cleaned the salon myself. On top of that they’re charging me a free for having “too many people,” when I did not even have more than 196 chairs. I know there was 196 chairs because I rented chair covers for what I had. I asked for 24 tables and 9 chairs, but they only didn’t 24 tables and 8 chairs. I even have videos showing empty tables and chairs!! In addition, they did not even have good, ventilated A/C, it was embarrassing because people came up to me personally and told me it was very hot and left early for that reason. They’re also trying to charge me for two rocks missing from the art gallery, even though the space was also open to the public. My florist came the night before the wedding to set up the flowers, and she said she saw rats!! My flowers died the day of my actually wedding because the A/C Doesn’t work. I spent more than $500 on my flowers, for no reason. Employees of this venue even told me the A/C wasn’t functioning properly. My drinks, along with ice was melted and hot. The rest of the building’s A/C was perfectly fine.They’re also charging me a couple of $100s to for boxes left when they told me I could come the following day to pick it up, but the space was closed so how could I pick it up???. I would not recommend this place!!

We rented this venue for my cousins baby shower. our guest list was long and we were in need of a wheel chair accessible venue. The Cultural center was hands down the best venue for an event with wheel chairs. Andrew was amazing through the whole process. he took every phone call I made to him and helped me find solutions for all of the last minute worries with a fantastic attitude. Our family will definitely rent this space again I am sure. If you need a venue that is modern, accessible and easy to do business with call the cultural center and ask for Andrew. You wont be disappointed.

Very inviting atmosphere, quiet and somewhat peaceful. Attended an art show and was pleased with the exhibition. In the main lobby were other art objects as part of the cultural center's affiliation with local galleries.

Drove down to Newberg from Seattle just to eat at The Painted Lady—and the 4-hour trip was totally worth it. From the moment we walked in, our server made us feel super taken care of and explained each dish and wine pairing really well. We had about 9 or 10 courses, and everything tasted amazing. My favorite was the Ube Genoise—every bite was magical, and I honestly could’ve had three more. They were great about our dietary restrictions too—I had the vegetarian menu and loved how thoughtful and creative each dish was. The Miso custard and agnolotti with the sourdough bread were so good. They even brought out a chocolate cake for us to take home, to celebrate my spouse’s birthday, which was such a sweet touch. Definitely a great spot for a special occasion or just a really nice dinner.

My partner and I had dinner here to celebrate our wedding anniversary on July 12. There were 10 courses, not including the anniversary cake. Everything was delicious. I heard the miso custard has been a popular dish and yes, that WAS really good, but the canapes was just as good. I was amazed how crispy the mushroom was. I have a big appetite but by the time they brought the dessert, I was stuffed. I just took a bite and my partner finished the rest. It took us 2 hours to eat everything, but we probably should have slowed down. I didn't take a picture of it, but they had decaf. Towards the end, I saw a fly, which was the only negative feedback on the Painted Lady.

I was disappointed by this place as a whole. To be fair to them, their service was amazing- no complaints about their waitstaff. We did not do a wine pairing because we had been tasting all day and the pours were very generous at other tables- but it would’ve been a great option if we weren’t already a bit wined out. On the negative, the food. The portions were reasonable- we were full at the end- but the food itself was very, very underwhelming. In particular, the albacore loin was extremely fishy. We could smell it as it was coming to the table. You can’t serve something that is clearly that old/not fresh at this price tag. Was unable to eat it. Everything else was just ok. I feel like they tried to over complicate things to make them appear more high end rather than actually focusing on ingredients and flavors. Would unfortunately not recommend this place. Better food for 1/3 the price elsewhere.

My wife and I visited for our honeymoon and while the service was pleasant, the food was completely underwhelming in almost every way. It’s a tasting menu, so smaller, more curated dishes are to be expected–but every course was either very under seasoned, or just…boring. The salmon was not fresh at all and I could smell the fishy-ness as they brought it out from the kitchen. It was a blah course overall. The pasta and romesco sauce were devoid of any salt whatsoever, and the accompanying pork belly (2 bacon bits sized pieces mind you) were dry and hard. The steak course was fine, but that’s a low bar as it’s not hard to cook a good quality steak. The dessert course seemed like they didn’t know what exactly they wanted to do and threw a few things together which was a rubbery mess overall. The atmosphere was also…something. But I’ll leave that up to personal preference and ultimately isn’t why we chose this option for our honeymoon. The Painted Lady simply does not live up to the experience one would expect to have when spending $460 on dinner. This may seem as a harsh review, but we wish we would’ve known better before coming and made other plans. We’ve visiting numerous other fine dining establishments (including tasting menu dinners) while spending less $$ and having 10x the experience in every way possible.

We went to celebrate an anniversary and it was one of the best dining experiences I've had and the best in Portland by far. We had the full 8 course tasting menu. Service was very friendly and attentive and the food was incredible. Tons of really complex dishes both in flavor and texture. I felt like I was slipping closer and closer to unconscious bliss with every bite. Food coma! The dining area is cozy and candle lit. Will definitely be back the next time we're in Portland!

Hands down the most amazing food experience I have ever taken part in. Went there for our 24th anniversary and it was simply magical. There was not 1 thing I didn't just drool all over. Those tastes I tasted defy explanation. And with the wine pairing, it just made the evening perfect. This is a true hidden gem.

Absolutely one of my favorite restaurants! Have been several times, each course is a work of art, the ambiance is simply charming, a must do if yo are in the area.

Interesting piece of history about our president who was born in Iowa in ended up here after his parents died. A guide was on hand who was friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly had an interest in history.

So much fun history to see! A really great attraction to visit when you’re in Newberg. I went to school through first grade in Newberg and I had no idea Herbert Hoover lived there in the late 1800s! The tour guide, whose name I neglected to get, was so knowledgeable and kind. She did a great job to keep us engaged and keep the tour fun while also teaching us some really cool history!

Very pretty and well restored. It really is interesting to see Hoover’s childhood come to life through surviving materials and images (including the bed he slept on as a child and the pear tree that the Minthorn family grew). It truly is a walk through history and the tour guides are very friendly and knowledgeable. I liked it so much that I went back a second time after about a year and a half for a refresher. I am looking forward to the summer events that take place at the house.

It’s a very nice experience to learn more about! And we as Oregonians I am proud to say Hoover was a great person

Visiting the museum house was a pretty fascinating experience. I didn’t know much of the history of how Hoover and his siblings came to Newberg. The fact that the house is still standing after all these decades is remarkable. Learning about the history behind it and its connection to Herbert Hoover added another layer of intrigue to the visit. The clothing and decor on display added a nostalgic charm to the whole experience. It felt like stepping back in time and getting a glimpse into the past. Overall, it was a cool and educational outing that I truly enjoyed.

Sadly I was there on a day that it was closed. I did walk around and enjoyed area.

Small, go at your own pace, historical home dedicated to President Herbert Hoover and one of his childhood homes. Free guided tours. Also has air conditioning, so it was a nice respite on our warm hike around town. We enjoyed ourselves, and I would definitely take my mom next time she comes to visit :)

I stopped with some friends to pop in and visit a friend of the family and take an impromptu tour. This campus is just the cutest. The fact that lots of buildings have so many windows, which encapsulate the outdoor feel is the highlight of this college. The bridge to the other side of campus & chapel are just adorable 🥰

As a future college student, the first things I noticed about this campus are that it emphasizes a close community, and focusing our lives on Jesus. Their promise, which is stated repeatedly in their informational sessions, is "Be Known." Ant of the graduates could tell you that it is a true promise that George Fox will keep.

Beautiful campus, delicious food, and caring/compassionate people! High 5’s and the feeling of acceptance to all is everywhere.

As a current student of GFU, I can proudly say that I am grateful to be in a space that is focused on the betterment of young people in and outside of academics. The professors and staff here are invested in forming people who are equipped to enter a professional career with the skills to support themselves in many different walks of life. I am confident that during my time here, I am a better person for my achievements in academics and my connections made here.

This place truly gave me the best 4 years of my life and I couldn’t have been more happier to have such a great learning experience :)

💙 I attended my friend's graduation ceremony here, and the atmosphere was very good.🎓

Wonderful Christian school! The emphasis on community among everyone on campus, from students to faculty to all the support staff is so great. Everyone truly is known here and will fit it. Not only does the community help you grow in your faith but it also is a great place to get an education.

Great experience! We were a group of 8 visiting from out of state and tried all thirteen beers they offered on tap (and a few they had only in cans). Found something that suited everyone’s taste. The team was super friendly and engaging. Love the homey entrepreneurial spirit exhibited by the owner. If you are in the Newberg area, it is well worth the visit!

Visiting from Michigan, I'd heard about Wolves & People from a friend who visits every time he's in Oregon, and I was excited to check them out... and it definitely didn't disappoint. I've been to many breweries, and Wolves & People is one of the best (and most interesting) I've been to—not just in Oregon, but anywhere! Everything on tap was unique and delicious, the setting is beautiful, and our bartender was incredibly fun to chat with. I love everything about this place. If I could give Wolves & People more than 5 stars, I would.

Great experience overall! Hard to find breweries with beers like this! My actual score would be somewhere around 4.6-4.7, but in general, this is a place I would highly recommend everyone checkout. Things I would love to see change to take this place up a notch? 1) Install a sound system for music instead of just a little Bluetooth speaker. It will distribute sound more evenly and add to the atmosphere you're creating. 2) Offer some sort of snack item with the beer. Meats and cheeses go perfectly with the beer and only add to the atmosphere being created here! Perhaps a charcuterie board? It doesn't have to be anything big. Keep it minimal and selective 👍👍

Came in for the first time to some soothing bluegrass by locals who loved what they were doing and really made for a great atmosphere. WC IPA was delish, and the Hazy IPA was also on point. Could use some wine, cider, or seltzers for gf who doesn't like beer. But otherwise, love this very cool, chill, relaxing spot.

Great dog friendly location with amazing views. The staff is knowledgeable and personable (I wish it hadn't been so busy because i would have loved chatting longer).The beer here is delicious and unique. A must stop for anyone passing through. I would come here again and again....if only I lived closer.

Unique beer in unique location. Located in an old farmhouse in Newberg, Wolves & People has perfected the enjoyment of physically distanced beer. The taplist always has plenty of interesting small batch creations made with ingredients sourced from the property. Kids and well behaved dogs are welcome. Bottles and cans are available to go as well as crowlers of their draft beers. Enjoy!

A perfect place to take your beer enthusiast and even the family. My husband is a brewer and enjoys this place so much. They are a farm style brewing company with an unusual flare for beer you can’t find elsewhere. There are games for kids to play and lot of land to wonder on while you sip your brew. It’s definitely one of our favorite spots to grab a cold one.

Had the pleasure of eating here today and it was so good. Everything was fresh and delicious. We got the Rockfish Burrito and Shrimp Tacos and both were amazing, we will definitely be back to try other items 🙂

Seriously how could you not eat here? It’s the best! Come early for lunch before all the locals run them amount of food because it’s so popular. Everything’s fresh and Amazing flavors. Try it all. Never a bad meal here. Expect to wait 10-20 mins if it is busy absolutely worth the wait.

Two worlds smashed together at this wonderful food truck. This is essentially Mexican fare with a gourmet twist. Great flavors, great presentation, great atmosphere. I love all the plants in the seating area -- it was so inviting that I changed my "grab and go" plan into relaxing at a table! My chopped salad with chicken tinga is a definite repeat. The mole taco was a fun and unique flavor -- I think I'll need to try the enchiladas next!

Dos Mundos is a Mexican food gem located in front of a pawn shop. They have limited seating (some of which is covered) so if you plan on dining there be selective when you go. The food is cooked fresh so expect to wait a couple minutes. The good news is when you get it, it'll be hot and ready to eat. You can also order your food to go. I ordered the carne asade and carnitas tacos. Normally, I prefer carnitas but the carne asade tacos were the champions. The steak was hot and tender with a great flavor. Don't get me wrong, the carnitas tacos were great as well but there was something about the carne asade. My buddies ordered the burrito (which was enormous) and enchiladas which came with a mole sauce. This is a great place for reasonably priced (I'd expect to spend between $10 to $15 per person depending on appetite) delicious Mexican food. I wouldn't hesitate to return the next time I'm in the area.

We always go here when we can! The best shrimp & fish tacos/burritos around. If im not getting one of those, everything else is good as well. Highly recommend 🔥 the owner is so nice too.

This place COMPLETELY exceeded our expectations. We aren’t from Oregon, and were driving to Lincoln City from Portland and wanted to find a place to eat on the way. We googled some Mexican restaurants along the Pacific Hwy and nothing really jumped out at us — then we stumbled on Dos Mundos. The photos looked good, so we decided to give it a try. Word of advice: do what we did and GO TO THIS PLACE! Not only was the staff friendly, the food was out of this world. Great presentation and the flavors were SO good! We got the mole enchiladas, carnitas tostada and pork al pastor taco. All three were excellent!! We were starving when we arrived so we asked the staff if they made chips and salsa (not on the menu) and they made some for us and brought it out first. GREAT service. Impressed is an understatement. So great! Thank you!

Best place to get Mexican food! The delicious burritos will fill you up and the shrimp tacos are delectable. I have never been disappointed in anything I have ordered here. A little bite of heaven!

We really enjoyed this bistro. We were greeted when we walked in. The ambiance and service were great. Enjoyed the food as well. Would recommend checking it out if in town.

What a little gem! This place was recommended to us by friends and we immediately decided to check it out. It was a challenge to decide what to order since every option on the menu sounded very appealing. We got the mussels, burger, duck, and steak frites. From presentation to flavors, everything was perfect! The wait was a bit long, but the food did not disappoint. Definitely coming back!

My wife and I were passing through Newberg and decided to try this place for brunch based on the reviews. What an excellent decision! My bloody mary was great, and my wife loved her mimosa with pineapple juice. We ordered the gazpacho, a side salad, and their sandwich special which was basically a charcuterie board on thick bread. Everything was delicious! I’m also posting some updated menu photos because the older ones we looked at didn’t even list the bloody mary or mimosas. We will definitely be back next time we’re in Newberg.

This is the place to go in Newburg. Delicious giant salad and lovely pasta dish with mushrooms. Open kitchen and super helpful staff. Interesting Old Fashioned.

Charming, quaint, delicious! We flew into PDX and drove straight here for lunch. We picked it based on their high reviews and glad we did- great way to start our vacation:). We had their ham and Brie sandwich paired with eggplant puree soup, and fish & chips. Food was scrumptious, and the service spectacular. Noelle served us and she was extremely knowledgeable about the food and wine country, and very sweet. Turns out she owns the place with her husband, the chef, who studied culinary in France. Expect to pay about $20-25 per meal for this high quality food. It is worth it!

We had a late lunch here today. It's a very small facility, so we had a short wait. Once we were seated we could not have been happier. The server was polite, outgoing, and helped us with ordering. The food was outstanding - freshly prepared, generous portions, and unique touches on ordinary food items make it a must-try place. Best chicken and waffle I've ever had - period.

My husband and I visited Newbergundian for breakfast. Food was delicious and the service was excellent so we went back again the next day for another breakfast. Had the veggie hash, eggs Benedict and the farmhouse . Quality of meals for price plus personal service were all excellent. Several people that we came in contact with recommended them to us for both breakfast and lunch. What a find! Loved them

We did the dinner tasting menu and had a great recommendation for a bottle of wine. Impressive wine selection, no doubt. The presentation of each dish was beautiful, though the flavors ranged from truly delicious to just okay. Service was friendly and attentive, with thoughtful touches like napkin refolding. That said, the pacing was quite slow, over three hours total, which made the overall experience feel longer than expected. A nearby large party added to the noise level, and while we understand that some evenings are more challenging than others, ours didn’t quite meet what we had anticipated from a restaurant of this caliber.

We did the seven course tasting menu which I recommend. Value was very good...$300 including great wine pairings. Service was excellent. From the Amuse to the finale dessert the courses were unique and each stood out. The wagyu was amazing but the sides served with it were exceptional in their own way. Very well thought out and paced. The wine paired with the Lettuce Wrap was PERFECT! None of the courses missed. Left just a bit stuffed but not ridiculous like some tastings...you can eat and drink it all and not leave uncomfortable or drunk. We do a lot of tastings including some of the big names in NYC and this one is near the top.

Wow, what an incredible experience! We had an anniversary celebration dinner and it was absolutely perfect. We enjoyed their four course tasting menu and there wasn’t a single dish that wasn’t incredible. There were so many thoughtful details and all of the service was top notch.

It was a beautiful setting from the moment you left the main road. Once you walk through the doors into the Jory you are greeted with kindness and thoughtfulness. Our meals were outstanding. Our service was perfect. The wait staff were right on time with everything. Not forgetting you are there but also, not coming to the table too often. We had a lovely walk afterwards around the beautiful property. The gardens were lovely and the sculptures were wonderful. I will definately be returning.

Jory is Back !!! A updated menu , high quality food, and excellent service. We enjoyed pull apart bread, strawberry salad, bbq pork loin and gnocchi. Brady was our server, he was excellent, friendly and provided a wonderful date night experience. Cheers to Jory and 5 ⭐️ more stars

We enjoyed a delightful brunch on the restaurant’s sunny terrace. The cast iron pancake, topped with blueberries and goat cheese ricotta, was absolutely out of this world - fluffy, light, and bursting with flavor.

We had an amazing brunch at JORY restaurant and our server Kai was really great! The dishes were really good and the bacon was just superb! 10/10 would recommend. It's a pricey place but lives up to expectations.

Hubby and I came for our anniversary lunch and it was absolutely delightful! The menu changes slightly by the day and almost entirely by the month. Service was excellent - we were never left waiting - our dishes were served with great timing. Today was gnocchi for the main course and, oh my, does that gnocchi melt in your mouth! The flavors are delicious. The focaccia with the house branded olive oil and balsamic vinegar from Italy are to die for. All their pastas and sauces are made in house. I also really loved how the menu clearly indicated ingredients for those with dietary restrictions. Even better, housemade gluten free gnocchi was also available! Highly highly recommend this restaurant for a nice meal out!

Just spent an amazing hour having the absolute best traditional Italian food I have eaten since leaving the East coast and having family meals...or those that I have cooked myself. Chef Dario has his restaurant Rosmarino Osteria Italiana firing on all cyclinders. The food, by far, exceeded expectations. In English, my wife had the mushroom rissotto while I ordered the special, short rib raviloi, AND the lasagna. The lasagna is made with chef Dario's nona's bolognese. I want to say more about the food quality and its traditional qualities but frankly, no words will suffice. If you think you enjoy Italian and want to try REAL traditional Italian, make a reservation for Monday or Thursday night. If, like me, you enjoy a top shelf Chianti, try their house private label. Grown, made and bottled in Italy for the chef, it is magnificificant. My wife also had the beet salad. This consisted of cubed beets on a bed of truffle cream and topped with crumbled pistacios and micro greens. I am not a beet guy but this was the best I have ever had. Take my word when I say...top shelf. Happy birthday sweetheart. I hope you enjoyed it.

Incredible dinner in Oregon wine country.... This is a must try if you're anywhere near here. Our server Brandon was great and the entire staff was friendly/welcoming. Our meal started out withe the prosciutto and burrata salad which was so fresh. The table bread was also fantastic. The main course was vecchia modena gnocchi which was smoked guanciale with butter and cream to go along the a diavola pizza which was exceptional as well. The pizza crust was so light and a little chewy in a good way. Perfectly spicy. Dessert was the raspberry sorbet and the blueberry cheesecake which were both great ways to end the meal

Well today it's lunch, last time was dinner two years ago with my Mom for our birthdays. Server Brandon was awesome! Made thie experience unique. Well, back today with my mom in spirit as she couldn't make the trip. But, I'm back today for lunch.

This was such a cool, unique experience. Dario was awesome and the food was amazing! We did their Friday night 5 course special and it was definitely worth it. Highly recommend for special occasions!!

Out of all of the restaurants I've tried in my decades of existence, it would be hard to single out any restaurant whose food was better than this. The pasta is truly handmade and fresh (not just claims made on a menu). Even the espresso martini was memorable. I had the Alla zozzona, and I wish I could describe how delicious it was. Our only complaint? Our party of two couples were traveling and celebrating anniversaries, and shared this when we made reservations, and when we arrived. But we were seated in the very back of a converted (think plywood hotbox) area behind the restaurant on a 95 degree day. If the food had even been a little bit more disappointing, we would have gotten up and walked out.

NEXT LEVEL! Just forget your alternative dinner plans---if you want Italian, THIS is the place! Rosmarino Osteria Italiana – A Transcendent Experience First Visit – Classic Italian Mastery. Forget your backup plans and make a reservation a few days agead of time—if Italian cuisine calls, Rosmarino Osteria Italiana is the answer. Having eaten my way through Boston’s North End countless times, I can say with conviction: I would happily dine here every day if I lived nearby. On our first visit, we experienced the depth of Chef-Owner Dario Pisoni’s artistry through a special risotto—creamy, perfectly balanced, and executed with quiet precision. The cinghiale (wild boar), slow-braised and tender, spoke of rustic Italian heritage elevated to fine dining. Service was warm yet seamless, and Dario’s intuitive wine pairings left no note unresolved. It was, simply put, transcendent. --- Second Visit – Oregon Winemaker’s Dinner. ($165/pp) Our return for the Oregon Winemaker’s Dinner Series was nothing short of a revelation. This five-course pairing menu, spotlighting Willamette Valley’s finest wines, revealed the restaurant’s brilliance in a new dimension. Chef Dario’s culinary imagination and genial, exuberant personality dazzled once again. Along with Sheena and their gracious staff, he doesn’t just serve food—he creates memories, welcoming every guest as family. The Blueberry Gorgonzola Gnocchi was tender, pillowy, and brilliantly balanced, while the multi-hour braised short rib over silken polenta was sheer poetry: decadent, soulful, unforgettable. With every pairing, Dario’s knowledge and wit shined, turning dinner into a performance. --- Verdict. Rosmarino Osteria Italiana doesn’t merely serve meals—it stages memories. Each visit has been a masterclass in cuisine, hospitality, and the joy of food and wine in harmony. On any scale, it deserves not just five stars, but ten. To miss it would be to deny yourself one of Oregon’s—and Italy’s—most transcendent tables. Saluté

Foodie connection atmosphere! Wondrous food with delightful taste. Timing meaningful appropriate service. Come grab a bite!!!!! 🍖🫂

Went to that's a wrap. Food was awesome and well worth the stop. The guys working were friendly, and very accommodating to my picky food needs, and made the wraps just how we wanted them

This is the third time I have tried to get food here only to find all the carts closed earlier than posted hours. If all of you decide to close early this regularly please change your hours.

Just ordered Beez Burgers for delivery for the first time and it was a great burger. Super impressed, and sorry I haven't ordered from them sooner. They were sold out of an item and replaced appropriately without fuss, +extra fries. Very happy with the food and service

An amazing variety of food and drinks from a plethora of premium carts got lunch from Bee, Filipino - American food and it was fantastic. If your looking for a solid change this hidden gem hits the spot...

Thia food great ; Huney bees NOT so good. I couldn't even finish my plate. Mushy and tasteless. Don't know what to say. I'll stick with Thia and try the others

Most of the food carts are a great bite. Fair prices and good quality ingredients. There are a few that aren't great but overall a nice place to get some food.