Our Table Cooperative

We had a memorial outside in the back of the building. It was a lovely venues staff was attentive and food was good. The flowers were my favorite, picked from their own organic garden. They also have a variety of food and drinks inside to purchase.

Today was my first time out here to meet with a couple friends for breakfast. The little store has AMAZING veggies, fruit, meat/seafood(fish from what I could see) and so much more. The person who took our order was really nice, friendly and engaging. Genuinely friendly! The French toast was de-lish!! My Carmel latte was just perfect. Blueberry milkshake-the 3 of us shared it-was amazing! The garden area with flowers is beautiful. Just a wonderful experience. Brought back a 1/2 flat of yummy blueberries. Can’t wait to go back. Absolutely recommend!

Our Table Cooperative Farm is located between Wilsonville and Sherwood Oregon. It is a lovely location that has a great view of Mount Hood. The farm itself has membership opportunities but can be visited by the general public. They have many different activities including a Friday night happy hour event. Our favorite is to go out and just enjoy the lovely facilities and pick seasonal berries. The kids love going there and the storefront is super cute and offers a variety of fresh and organic products. Definitely a fun place to go for a date or family outing.

I want to tell you not to go here because if you find out how great it is you will tell others and it will become everyone's favorite Saturday brunch spot. This was my first visit and I think it will become my regular Saturday routine. The meal I picked was an open face bacon and egg sandwich that came with a small salad. Perfectly cooked egg. Can't wait to try the other options. After eating we took a bucket out and picked some blueberries. If you plan to pick be aware the ground is not groomed so holes and trip hazards. The store has lots of produce to go crazy over. Update- Brunch is now extended into fall winter months.

Really, I was just looking for somewhere to get local produce without the drive to my favorite farmers market in Portland. But when I saw that Open Table serves Saturday brunch, I couldn't resist. If you like your French toast an inch thick, with the luscious texture of bread pudding and topped with fresh blueberry compote, fresh raspberries and strawberries, and real whipped cream — well, this is your place. It was gently sweet with the sweet-tart berries. Perfect. The market is perfect, too — like a farmers market in miniature. I got a beautiful little Sharlyn melon, peaches, pluots, delicata squash and corn. I'll be back for the locally produced chicken, fish, meats and eggs. Already planning to sample more brunch dishes, bring friends to try the wood-fired pizza at Friday night happy hour, and get tickets for their next farm dinner. Highly recommed!

I signed up for their farm-to-table event and it was so wonderful! We arrived at 4:30pm, and they had the most amazing appetizers, I thought there was no way the rest of the event could compare. I was wrong! We had the (funny and informative) tour of the farm at 5pm, then began our four-course meal when the sun began to set. Each dish was more amazing than the last. Everyone there was so kind and welcoming. I would love to attend again!

Fresh veggies, home cooked meals! Farm to table dinner a couple of times during summer. Pizza Friday's! Have a beer or glass of wine enjoy the views and farm!

A friend introduced me to this cooperative local market. They raise their own produce and carry brands of locally sourced products. It is a great resource for sustainable and thoughtful shopping.

First time here to meet a couple of friends. Such a great place! The store has fresh produce/fruit, local goods-honey etc,- meat/seafood and so much more. Service was GENUINELY friendly and excellent. The food and atmosphere/location was wonderful. I am looking forward to going back with friends/family again for their pizza night. Such a great place and experience.

Support local | great produce | fun events We come here for our fresh produce once a week. They have everything from dairy, grains/baking, local and Oregonian products, fresh produce, meats, wine and beer, and fresh meals from the deli and kitchen. I like that their produce is labeled where it came from, usually from Oregon, Washington, California, or Mexico. They have a variety of sweet potato. I tend to always buy their prunes, carrots, melons, in season berries, beets, tomatoes, and snap peas. Their kombucha is yummy! Brunch is very popular here. It was sold out one Saturday afternoon. If you join the coop, you'll have one day out of the month to get a little discount off of your groceries. I wished it was more days of the month, to be honest. But, they have fun events throughout the month and year, like pizza fridays (family friendly) and holiday dinners on the farm. Come check out this place if you live in the Wilsonville-Sherwood area. It's close and gives families and locals a place to frequent and support.

This place is truly a gem! This is the perfect place to catch up with friends by getting some homemade food for lunch, walking through the flower gardens, picking your own big blueberries, and super kids friendly! Following the sign turning into here, there are parking spots on the side all the way down towards the main building form the end of the road. There are some outdoor picnic tables by the front but it has plenty of tables and chairs under a covered space (as they do events here - so cute!) You walk into the bountiful market full of fresh local produce and healthy products. Everything was brightly lit and very clean. We ordered at the counter for a little bit of everything including hummus and various seasonal salads. We had these generous slices of quiche including veggies or ham (all made in house!) The cold brew we got was perfect for the hotter weather and to go with the irresistible baked goods. Service was super friendly and helpful for who, what, where of the farm and U-pick Blueberries. We enjoyed our lunch out back overlooking the flower garden and bussed our own cups, plates, and silverware. The U-Pick blueberry buckets are right around the corner and the staff explained and guided us to where to pick. With 3 toddlers, we only picked for a little while and barely got 1 pound of blueberries but the girls really enjoyed the picking experience. I honestly would recommend spending a whole morning or afternoon here and just relax and enjoy all the food and activities Our Table has to offer!

Love Our Table! Having worked there for a time, as well as shopped there for the past few years I can say their food quality is top notch. It's not only a great place to let my toddler run around, but they have coffee now as well! The staff is always kind and knowledgeable about the offerings they carry. Great spot!

Amazing store in the middle of a Christmas tree farm. This store has many natural foods and great gifts. We came out with treats, food, and gifts. Super friendly staff. A must stop at store if your in the area. They have draft beer but it was raining so the patio was not available. Will definitely come back next time we visit Sherwood.

We went for pizza which was fine. Very local place. Lots of kids running around. They have a pavilion in back.

Everything is farm fresh, organic and grown down on the farm. Prepared farm grub also made here on the farm in a huge farmhouse kitchen. If you're looking for a little change from the PDX Fab-culinary scene and dig getting out on the farm - eat in an old farmhouse country store. Nice farm friendly vibe and lots of peeps on a Friday happy hour. Reminds me of eating my grandma's Swiss chicken dumplings on my grandparents farm in Ohio. Shop for organic produce, local farm organic meats (like Deck Family Farms) and other groceries, eggs, dairy, grains, etc. They have a happy hour from 4 - 8 PM on Fridays. Check their web for store hours and events. Awhile back we attended a slow food dinner served outside with a long row of tables accommodating probably a 100 peeps or more and the food made by 2 local chefs. Our Friday happy hour meal was a Farmhouse taco salad with lettuce, black beans, Cotija cheese, pickled red onion, chipotle sauce and tortilla slivers. And the Baja fish tacos grilled, line caught cod, Baja sauce, cabbage slaw, shaved radish and lime. And local kombucha, local breweries on tap and local wines. Nothing like a trip out to the country for a visit to a farm and see where your food is grown. Let's take care of the little farmers who make it happen. Get out and support your local farm markets too here in PDX!

What a wonderful place to be. Stumbled upon this place for a quick bite to eat and stayed for awhile. Great place to get some work done, have an event or bring some friends. Staff was accommodating and happy to show me around. I feel happy to support this place as I know there is purpose in what they are trying to accomplish. You should visit!

A friend who lives right across the road from this Coop showed us around. It has fresh selected items, probably not everything on your shopping list, but some cool items as well. I love the open long tables for gathering and during the summer time, they have special dinners. The staff are super friendly and helpful. What a delight to have a local spot where they know you by name. We picked out some yummy treats for our potluck style dinner. Fresh baked goods to go! Support your local co-ops!

Fresh, seasonal, local and high quality veggies! I am the CSA member and visit the farm grocery very often. Not only the veggies are great, their pizzas and deserts (I ordered a chocolate pie for Thanksgiving) are impressive as well.

Great U-pick blueberries in the summer. Bring a hat as it's hot out there! Blueberries are huge and sweet. I love this place! They also have a year-round CSA in small shares with seasonal produce, though I haven't tried this yet.

We stumbled upon this place trying to find somewhere to eat lunch with our toddler because, honestly, restaurants can be a challenge with him. This place is PERFECT for kids because they can run all around, eat dirt, investigate plants, learn about farming, see chickens and apiaries (although we are city-slickers and couldn't find the chickens), and check out the farm equipment (what kid doesn't love tractors n things). For the parents, you can hang out in a stunning environment with pleasant, friendly service, and local Oregon wine on tap (and not feel like your kids are off somewhere destroying something). We got a beautiful heirloom vegetable winter salad and a chicken pot pie. Our son probably ate a quarter of the pie so it was a big hit with him. We thought it was tasty, but not amazing (a bit pasty). The food isn't Tasty 'n Alder, but the combination of simple, seasonal food, and idyllic environment makes this place an easy 5 stars. The staff told us that they host pizza parties in the summer (there is a big brick oven out back and picnic tables) and I think there is a large u-pick area for fruit. We will definitely be back and really enjoyed our time there.

When you live 5 miles away from a cooperative where you can get clean, fresh, sustainable, beautiful, and non gmo, gluten, or other bad for you pumped up foods, you go! My husband and I LOVE Our Table Coop and have visited about 4 times in the past 6 months. We love to stock up on the seasonal veggies, the Deck Farm meats, the onsite meats, a few soaps and usually a glass of beer or two while we shop. The gals working there are always so super sweet and helpful and I just love interacting with them. The chef also makes some amazing beets salads, quinoa salads, green bean salads, etc... that you can get in the deli case right in the store. They have Happy Hour M-F 4 to 6pm. We plan to hit that up very soon. Gotta make a run next week anyway. Wine and beer and light finger foods at Happy Hour. How nice is that! If you are within a driving distance to Our Table, go check them out.

We discovered this place in 2016 on a country drive with our new puppy. We stayed to drink wine, and we were delighted to be invited by staff to walk the fields, and peruse the offerings and get acquainted with the CSA concept. We were excited and left with arms full of good things to eat. We have returned a dozen times with our out of town family and dog, to eat and relax on the grounds and poke around the hoop houses and watch the pasture chickens ranging in the fields. It is quite a sight for uninitiated city folk and there are plenty of great products to eat or take home for later consumption. We visited again in late May and saw the new fire pit and stone oven to bake pizzas. We planned to return with family to partake of a sizzling hot pizza and bottle of wine. This weekend (June 2017) we decided it was pizza day, so we started, as we always do, by walking around the fields to see what new things had been added. As we made our way to the field with our leashed dog, as we've done more than a dozen times in the past, we were yelled at by a man who was clearly upset. He brusquely informed us that dogs could not leave the seating area and that they had not had time to put up their signs saying so. This was not only a surprising change of policy from the prior weekend, but it was handled in a rude manner. We loved going there as a family, but now our pet isn't welcome any longer. I'm not opposed to banning animals for safety, sanitation, courtesy, or even other obscure reasons, it's his farm to do with what he wants. My issue was that we were treated poorly and now we won't return. It's a disappointing loss of what was becoming a fun weekend outing tradition.

We visited in search of pumpkins and had a great time. It was a perfect size for a pumpkin patch visit for our 4 year old, with lots to see but not overwhelming. It was a busy morning but the staff was warm, the hay ride was a blast, and overall really family friendly.

The chef is amazing. We purchased some fresh cinnamon rolls and it was simply delicious. You can tell they put love into their food. The deli selections are great and everything I've tried thus far is amazing. Can't wait to see what new dishes they come up with. Yes they have farm grown veggies and fruits...but don't miss out on the house made dishes. The staff really cares about their food and it shows. They prize quality over quantity.

Update! I was an extremely dissatisfied CSA customer. Original review below: It has taken me years to commit to a CSA but this year, with the help of the fair in Portland, I picked Our Table because I thought it met all my needs. Online updates, easy add-ons that can change weekly, Wednesday pickups near my home....but now that the deliveries have been unacceptably late both week 1 and week 2 and I received a less than satisfying response from staff when I called to ask what was going on and if I could plan to pick up on time in the future, I can say with relative certainty that next year I will switch to Able Farms. *What changed? After posting this I received a phone call from a very kind and understanding woman wishing to know how Our Table had disappointed me and also to inform me of their snafus since beginning to offer to "full diet" CSA. I can respect that! And I do. I very much appreciated her call and the way she explained things. Our boxes have been arriving on time the last few weeks. They are getting more and more full now that it's June. I'm not sure I have been super happy with the extra add ons I've tried for the cost, but it's good quality stuff at least. And today my partner and I visited the farm/shop itself and it was a lovely spot. Super friendly staff, nice variety of offerings including sale wine and a little bowl of Baci (Italian "kisses"). Give 'em a try. We are much happier now.

Every time I go here I always feel so welcome! The employees seem to enjoy working here and everything is local and fresh! I particularly like how the farms that they co-op with are represented on the labeling of the products so you can pick up a bag of flax seeds from "X farm over in X local town." I would recommend shopping here to support local farmers, like this establishment has!

What a pleasant little surprise we found out in the countryside near Sherwood! Our Table has 60 acres of property growing organic produce, but they also have an amazing store on site in beautifully appointed farm buildings. The shop carries not only their wonderful produce, but local organic meats, cheeses, dairy, and dozens of other grocery products. They have coffee and beers on tap too. This would be a great place to shop for some local produce and support local farmers and merchants, but is also a great place to come out and have a picnic. I've seen Our Table at our local Farmers Market, but this was my first visit to their physical location. Looking forward to becoming a regular here.

Selection is often limited due to their "localvoir ethic." This is especially true in the winter months. But what is available is always the best quality. So, don't come here "deterministically" with your shopping list in-hand expecting to purchase specific things. Instead, come opportunistically allowing their stock to guide your menu plans. Not surprisingly, produce is the specialty here, but they have a nice selection of meats too and other dry goods, spices, even some household cleaning products and so forth... plus a nice selection of beer and wine mostly local. You can come here if you're interested in finding "healthy" food. Most of what they have is free of chemicals, free of hormones, free range, etc. For some reason, supposedly-healthy food is always defined by lacking something. You can come here if you're interested in "politically-correct" food. Most of what they have is some combination of locally-sourced, sustainably-grown, "fair-trade," or something else with a hyphen in it. For some reason, politically-correct food always seems to be hyphenated. Or, you can come here as I do as a sort of "foodie" looking for interesting food, tasty food, quality food, "gourmet" food. Most of what they have is fresh and delicious and high-quality. Whatever your reason for coming, just come. The place is overall bountiful and beautiful. On a clear day, take a stroll in the back garden for a spectacular view of Mt. Hood.

I'm a former organic/permaculture farmer, so I know their growing practices are legit, and the resulting food quality is the best I've found in the greater Portland area. I love the on-farm store, and so do my kiddos. It's an elegant place, not an agri-tourism-zoo like some farms can be. The owners and farmers are kind and personable. We shop there, pick berries there in the summer, dye eggs in the spring, pick pumpkins in the fall, and everything in-between. We live 40 minutes away, but it's well worth the trip every week. I definitely recommend their Friday happy hour, since the kiddos can get their wiggles out in fresh air and beautiful surroundings while the adults have refreshments and (gasp!) a little uninterrupted conversation.

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Super cute place. Love all the local foods. Great fresh produce, bread from local bakery, bulk foods section, natural cleaning products, wine and beer. Great ambiance and super service. Fabulous when you turn the corner and see the beautiful red barn you know you have arrived. Super easy to get to. I'm looking forward to chefs dinner series on the farm.

Fantastic spot about 5 minutes from our house in Sherwood. Friday nights are amazing and every second Sunday is brunch! What an amazing place and wonderful people.

Friday evening Happy Hour with wood fired pizza: we enjoyed the outdoor seating, farm views and friendly staff. Lots of children, but unlike a prior review, they weren't disturbing others, rather, enjoying the children's play area. I'll be back!

This is a neat place; I like the store. The Farm dinners are fun, and a pretty good deal when you factor in that alcohol is included. However, I DOUBT I WILL BE EATING THERE AGAIN. After two Fridays in a row going for happy hour, we enjoyed the food, but not the environment. Dozens of kids screaming, running around, knocking over our drinks, hitting us with soccer balls and frisbees, and no parenting lead to a very unpleasant experience. As much as I want this place to be our every-Friday dinner destination, it's not worth it. We're going to take our $80-100 somewhere less chaotic. I would give this place a five star review if you're a parent who just wants to ignore your kids while they terrorize other patrons.

It's a good idea, but we're not impressed with this place after numerous, numerous visits. Final nail in the coffin -- I just rounded up the glass milk bottles to return. I paid a deposit of $2 on each bottle when I bought the milk. Well, the cashier guy told me they don't give cash back for the bottle deposits -- ONLY STORE CREDIT. Period. I had to find items that added up to the amount of cash deposits. He made a big deal out of giving me the 2 pennies that were due to me when the amount of my stuff was 2 cents short, because the product prices didn't add up exactly to the amount due to me. Really?! It was just ridiculous. I've never heard of such a policy, and felt totally ripped off and frankly, kind of harrassed. I felt like he was trying to get me to buy more stuff in the store, and was irritated when I didn't purchase enough. At that point, I didn't want anything - just wanted to see this place in my rearview mirror. In the end, I exchanged the bottles for some prepared bean dip and some prepared pesto sauce, which I don't want or need. (Did not need any produce at the time). I will never buy milk (or anything else) from them again. If you're going to take cash deposits for glass milk bottles, provide cash deposits back. This BS about only giving store credit for the cash deposits is desperate, and most likely against Oregon state law. This brings me to my second complaint about this place -- the prepared foods have no expiration dates or "sell-by" or "made on" dates on them. Once, when I asked a clerk about this, she just seemed to guess at how long the product had been in the cooler. Totally unprofessional operation. She told me to be sympathetic b/c they're "figuring all this out" and they "had to start from scratch and figure out EVERYTHING ourselves." She seemed to have fallen right off the truck of total idealism and naivete -- 'hey, let's plant some stuff and make it organic and then make some stuff with it in the kitchen and sell it! And how in the world do we sell it? Let's invent the wheel! Yeah, isn't that so cool?!' When referring to 'figuring out everything ourselves' the clerk seemed to be talking about the straightforward act of setting up a shop to sell things, which hundreds of thousands of people do every year and have for thousands of years. It's not rocket science and guess what? Others have done it so you just find out how it's done and do it. Sell by or made on or expiration dates aren't a new innovation. And they're required by law, no? And beyond just missing important date stamps, the pesto sauce I was forced to exchange for my bottles doesn't even have a label of any sort on it - no ingredients list, product name, nothing. Just a cheap plastic container with green stuff in it. I've given up on buying anything from here because interactions revealed such cluelessness it was painful. And the products, like this dumb pesto sauce, aren't labeled appropriately. If you're going to try to run a simple store, get someone who has at least a small clue. Who owns this place? They need to get their act together and put a professional staff in place, and fix their various flawed systems. And for god's sake - if you're taking cash deposits on glass bottles, give cash back when they're returned. Read the Oregon Bottle Bill for starters.