Shop local wines, cheese, meats and gifts. Wood fired pizza is delish. This time in we had breakfast with coffee. Yum yum on a big hearty tasty thick sausage on biscuit with cheese and egg. Wife echoed down on the egg salad. Great vibe and service and convivial place for small get together or big meet up with family and friends. Lots of space.

One of the few local spots open a bit later. Really convenient for those of us who may have had a late wine tasting or opted for a post-wine-tasting drink. I've always liked the split kitchen + food market model - allows you some time to wander and see some options and then order food like a typical restaurant. My wife and I came in during the evening for some pizza and ended up buying a couple snacks at the front of the restaurant as well. We got a pesto pizza which was delicious. It had a ton of great pesto flavor, some very fresh tomatoes, and ample cheese. It was a well balanced and tasty pizza. Our server was very friendly and helpful as we asked questions given it was our first time there. We also really liked how they used the back patio area that really opened up and expanded to create a ton of space for guests in the rear of the property. Would definitely return next time we're in the area.

So yummy. The burger is solid, my dad had the roast beef. This place is always busy. Love the Willamette Valley wine vibe. Decent beers on tap. Pfriem Pumpkin on draft was delicious. Lots of good wines to enjoy with your meal or buy a bottle. Great line up of beers on draft or in cans.

We stopped here in between wineries on our visit to Oregon. The service was quick, the pizza was great! And the giant snickerdoodle was so yummy! All the food orders were fast and delicious! Great spot!

I very much enjoyed this place. They have great food. The shop is too cute. They have local cheese and wines. They also sell local candies, candles, etc. Your order at the counter and someone brings it out to you. I had the tuna sandwich. It was huge. You can definitely share. The flavor was amazing. The capers really elevated the dish. I had a chai latte for my drink. The flavor was great and it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. I did buy a lemon lavender cookie to go. I wish I would have bought two. They are huge and thick. They have great texture and flavor. The lavender stood out enough, which is rare in some foods. They have outside seating only, but most of it is sheltered. Parking is on site, but very limited. I saw a lot of people parking along the street This place is dog friendly. I did see someone bring their parrot, so it is pet friendly

A fabby place to stop for a yummy meal as you embark on a tour of wine country. They also sell some many pretty things in the shop.

We were looking for a lunch spot while driving down from Portland to Salem, while also wine tasting along the way. This location popped up and looked great. We arrived a few minutes before the official lunch menu started, but were told it was ok to order lunch. We picked out the burrata, a bun-less market double cheeseburger and the steak special, without the fries. It took a bit for the food to arrive, maybe since we ordered lunch before they had fully changed over from breakfast men? There was also a mix up with our order, but they quickly fired another cheeseburger patty and eventually the burrata salad arrived. Once we had all the food and dug in. everything was great. My steak was nicely seasoned, and the herb aioli was delicious. The burrata was really good, tons of shave prosciutto and we really enjoyed the fig balsamic. This was a cool spot.

I found Red Hill Market over 10 years ago while traveling to the coast for a kayak meetup, it was my first stop for coffee and some bites for later. I've been meaning to write a review, I have been amiss all this time. So here we go. What is this place? Coffee shop? Country market? Wine tastings? Restaurant? Small Music venue? Now days, it's my scout motorcycle destination. Funny, I met another scout rider from the same area also using Red Hill Market as a destination. This is really nice place with lots of different seating arrangements including outside. Picnic tables, corn hole, and a fire pit in cold months. High tops, and regular tables inside. Market shopping in the front. All kind of hard and soft goods, wine, books, and food items. They make coffee and drinks. Food is very good, check their website for current offerings, but I do love the breakfast sandwich. Service is good with counter orders and the give you a metal number, they find you when it's ready and drop it off. The when ready, take off. They will clear and clean for the next guest.

Omg! This place has everything we stepped inside to grab a sandwich and maybe a cookie for the next days hike. However, we were greeted by one of the employees with a bottle of Pinot and a bottle of Chardonnay in the corner . Asking us if we would like to have a little sip as we shop . " oh hell, yeah." Thank you to the red Hills market . For the tasty wine sample . And also for having one of the largest fresh cookies I have ever seen in my life.!!! Got jams and jellies and honeys and olive oil wine sandwiches anything you want this place is great and everyone is so nice