2 Best Cozy Restaurants in McMinnville

2 restaurants available nearby

1. Bistro Maison

4.6

Exceptional(1205)

Price: Expensive

• French • McMinnville

Booked 2 times today

This authentic French bistro has been located in the heart of Historic Downtown McMinnville since January 2003. Owners operators Deborah & Jean-Jacques Chatelard have decades of solid success in the NYC landmarks of Cafe des Artist, Lowell Hotel, the Essex House Hotel, Russian Tea Room, & Ferrier. The huge success of this restaurant is largely based on repeat visits from the savvy food & wine centric local, Portland, Salem and coastal clientele. Providing a real "family" feel which the best restaurants foster is present and embracing from your arrival.Jean-Jacques' emphasizes the use of outstanding locally sourced foods to prepare the bistro classics He also provides a modern twist to the market driven French-American daily specials. Items include coq au vin, moules or steak frites, cassoulet, duck confit, steak tartar, white truffle fondue, and his stellar repertoire of soup and sauces.We welcome you to our Bistro & our Maison.

2. Rizzo Winery

4.7

Exceptional(31)

Price: Expensive

• Winery • Salem

Rizzo Winery is a boutique winery nestled in the Eola-Amity Hills, a windy viticultural area of the famous Willamette Valley. Named after our winemaker, David Rizzo, we consider ourselves the Winemaker’s Wine, as we are true to liquid greatness and use skilled winemaking techniques.Take in our stunning views and sip the afternoon away. We offer tasting flights, glass pours, and bottle purchases of not only estate wines from our Pinot Noir, Muscat Canelli, and Viognier grapevines, but also our bolder red wines created from Oregon's Columbia Valley. We have such an array of different styles of wine, you're sure to find something you love!

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2 restaurants available nearby

1. Bistro Maison

2. Rizzo Winery

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