10 Small Cities with World-Class Food Scenes by Thrillist.com 10 Small Cities with World-Class Food Scenes Andy Kryza of Thrillist.com names McMinnville, Oregon one of his fave food scenes in the US: “The cities on this list — all with populations of fewer than 100,000 — prove that you don’t need silly things like “public transit” and “the need to lock your door at night”… Read Article
Top 7 Summer Events Not to Miss in McMinnville, Oregon Things to do in McMinnville this Summer. You won’t want to miss these top McMinnville Events! Summer in the Heart of Oregon Wine Country means just one thing: it’s time to hop in the car and get down to McMinnville, Oregon (less than an hour SW of Portland)! You’ll find plenty of things to do including delectable… Read Article
Bounty of Yamhill County: Eat, Drink & Celebrate with McMinnville Wineries, Restaurants & Farms Bounty of Yamhill County (BOYC) is more than just a three-day food and wine show — it’s a culinary celebration of our vibrant community of famous wineries, celebrated chefs, and sustainable family farms in the McMinnville, Oregon area happening every August. In 2015, Bounty of Yamhill County placed #2 in USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Award… Read Article
Sip! McMinnville Food & Wine Classic. A Wine Tasting Event Extravaganza Now over twenty years running, Sip! Wine and Food Classic draws over 100 wineries, breweries, distilleries, food vendors, artists, craftspeople and makers from all over Oregon under one grand roof at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. We all know McMinnville, Oregon is in the heart of the Willamette Valley wine country, but at Sip!… Read Article
McMinnville’s Restaurants Offer Dining Options for Everyone McMinnville Restaurants, A Delicious Dining Destination Most people think of McMinnville as an incredible destination for wine tasting in Oregon – and it certainly is! But the city is also an outstanding hub for some of Oregon’s best restaurants. It’s no secret that people visit McMinnville just to eat (and drink our famous pinot!) No matter what you’re… Read Article
1859 Magazine Spends 72 Glorious Hours in McMinnville, Oregon Is 72 hours in McMinnville long enough to get a taste of this charmer of a town? Never. 1859 magazine explores for three days in McMinnville, Oregon and get more things to do than they bargained for. “Named after the Tennessee hometown of its founder, William T. Newby, McMinnville has become known for UFOs, food and wine. For… Read Article
McMinnville is an Awesome Cycling Destination We’re definitely not the only ones who think road cycling around Oregon wine country for a weekend in McMinnville is pretty awesome. The Cycle Oregon blog rolls through McMinnville, Oregon for a weekend in wine country and tells you why multiple visits are looking to be all but mandatory. “McMinnville and the surrounding area is a great place… Read Article
McMinnville Oregon Gets Top 5 for America’s Great Streets on the Great Places in America List A day spent strolling through McMinnville’s historic main street in downtown (known as Third Street) has been described as “magical”. So it comes as no surprise that the city of McMinnville’s Third Street made the top five great streets in America list, which is one more accolade to add to its long list of reasons why McMinnville is a charming town to visit for… Read Article
McMinnville Featured by Zagat in “8 Reasons to Drive to Oregon’s Wine Country” Article Zagat, the notable restaurant review source, names several McMinnville restaurants and a small-batch craft distillery in their list of “8 Reasons to Drive to Oregon’s Wine Country” article. Nick’s Italian Cafe – “Go there in winter to get chanterelles, razor clams and a large selection of salumi created in-house under their label Fino in Fondo…” Community… Read Article
McMinnville Oregon Named One of the Best Small Towns to Live In by Sunset Magazine McMinnville, Oregon was featured as a runner-up of the best “medium-sized” towns in the West to live in by Sunset Magazine. “It’s the gateway to the Willamette Valley wine country. But McMinnville, about 50 miles southwest of Portland, has even more going for it than prize-winning Pinot Noirs. (Linfield College here plays host to the renowned International Pinot Noir Celebration.)… Read Article