Don’t miss ‘The Molcajete’ meal, served in a giant pestle with a variety of meats and cactus in a delicious sauce. Occupying a former brewery in the heart of downtown McMinnville, Los Molcajetes provides terrific Mexican food in a fun and family friendly atmosphere. Dishes like gang panang, tom ka soup and pad thai are always crowd pleasers. Lunch & dinner.įor a delicious and affordable dinner for the whole family, Thai Country is the go-to place for locals.
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Enjoy a huge craft beer selection and a slice of pizza while you catch a movie at the Moonlight Theater (located inside 3rd Street Pizza). Lunch & dinner.ģrd Street Pizza Company prepares fresh hand crafted pizzas with a variety of delicious toppings, as well as great calzones and sandwiches. Smoked salmon taquitos and Aguacate Frito (fried avocado) are not to be missed. With a rotating daily menu limited only by chef Ricardo Antunez imagination, meals at Pura Vida are as beautiful as they are delicious. If you’re looking to enjoy local ingredients transformed into beautiful Latin American dishes, don’t miss out on Pura Vida Cocina + Arte. With a menu featuring gumbo, jambalaya, crawfish and lots of oyster dishes, Gem offers guests a departure from northwest inspired cuisine. Gem Creole Saloon serves up meals right out of the bayou in a vibrant atmosphere that makes you feel like you are in the deep south rather than Oregon’s wine country. Try some of their tapas for lunch, or swing by late night to sample a drink at their amazing copper bar. La Rambla, serving Northwest inspired Spanish cuisine, is right next door to our Historic McMinnville Bank location.
In the summer months not much can top a dinner enjoyed on their back patio. Chef Jean-Jacques and his wife, Deborah, do everything right, from serving amazing meals (white truffle oil fondue anyone? How about Coq au Vin, made in a rich Pinot Noir sauce?) to having OUTSTANDING service. Please don’t come to town without having dinner at Bistro Maison, named Portland’s “2009 Best of City Search” in four categories. (To go to the Back Room, walk down the alley between Red Fox and McMenamins, past all the recycle bins and open the big wooden door).
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Also try Nick’s Back Room, where you can order select items off the menu and enjoy a full bar, and a relaxed but fun scene. Now run by Nick’s daughter Carmen and her husband Eric, Nick’s continues to wow people with their amazing menu. Nick’s Italian Café, two doors down from 3rd Street Flats Odd Fellows Lodge, put McMinnville on the map about the same time that David Lett was planting the first vineyards in the area. Whether seated in the restaurant for dinner, enjoying light bites and cocktails in the hotel lobby, picking up a cold snack or bottle of wine at our Grab and Go, or bringing a hot meal home through our takeout program, Cypress nourishes community in every way. Offering table service for breakfast, lunch and dinner-all complimented by an intimate yet energetic hotel bar scene-Cypress serves our community from sun-up to sun-down Drawing inspiration from the diverse kitchen traditions of the Mediterranean while staying connected to our Pacific Northwest farmer and rancher relationships, we create an experience at the intersection of old world flavors and new world energy. No sharing here they’re tiny.Cypress at the Atticus Hotel is a locally rooted, Mediterranean inspired restaurant focused on nourishing our community with exciting flavors on every plate and in every glass. Other canapés include a cured salmon tart, $8, and an A5 striploin on a tiny piece of brioche dabbed with creamy wasabi, $14. The canapés are “the things you’d expect to get with your grandmother at the Plaza Hotel in the afternoon,” Martin said in an interview with The Dallas Morning News this week. (As long as you’ve budgeted for a $9 bite.) Et voilà: There’s the then-and-now combo that’ll make you smile. Today, the egg salad sandwich is topped with caviar, a bougie twist on a classic. The $9 open-faced egg salad sandwich, about an inch or so long, is a tiny reminder of the Southern lunch option once served at Highland Park Soda Fountain. (Evan Sung / Evan Sung)Īn even better nod to the soda fountain is Mister Charles’ one-bite canapé.
Salty, creamy and cheffy, this one-bite starter is meant to combine a dish from the former Highland Park Soda Fountain with the new Mister Charles that replaced it. One of our favorite bites during a first look at Mister Charles was the $9 egg salad canapé.
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