Red Hills Market

Came here for lunch, this is a great market and a place to stop and get a bite. I didn't take a picture of it but I got the grinder sandwich and I very much enjoyed it. My friend got their ribs which were special and I thought the sauce was great. Fries were good and cocktails were decent. I would definitely comeback and get lunch here again between wine tasting. Staff were nice, and courteous. Loved the outdoor chairs in the shade.

Red hills market is a very cute atmosphere. On a nice day there is ample outside seating in the shade and undercover tents. The store is accessible and very fun feeling. Let people that work here are friendly but beyond taking your order and deliver your food that is the extent of the interaction. Additionally the food is on the pricier side. A sandwich with gluten-free bread will run you $20. We had a tuna melt on gluten-free and a roast beef on gluten-free with a cider. All of that plus a tip left a suggest under $60 for lunch. The sandwiches were good but I wouldn't describe them as great. So the atmosphere is five stars, the employees and service are four stars for me but the food and price took it to three stars

Charming market-café with wood-fired goodness—great for wine-country stops 🌿 Highlights: • Seasonal & local fare: Delicious wood-fired pizzas, fresh sandwiches, hearty breakfast plates, and homemade cookies—all made with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients . • Cozy, inviting atmosphere: Relaxing indoor-outdoor seating, including a back patio and rustic decor with fire pits—perfect for lingering over a glass of Willamette Valley wine (). • Well-curated market: Love the grab-and-go section and local artisan products—great for picnic provisions, gourmet gifts, or unique souvenirs . 👍 Crowd favorites: • Wood-fired duck confit pizza draws consistent praise on Yelp: “Great little market deli in wine country… especially the duck confit pizza.”  • Sandwiches, like the roast beef and tuna, are hearty and flavorful—“huge with amazing flavor” according to one review . ⚠️ Points to consider: • Busy during peak: It can get crowded on weekends or wine tour days; sometimes seating is limited . • Higher price point: You’re paying a bit extra for quality and local sourcing, but most guests agree it’s worth it for the experience (). ⸻ Red Hills Market is a solid 4-star spot in Dundee—ideal for breakfast, lunch, or a relaxed wine-country snack. The wood-fired menu and thoughtful market offerings elevate the usual deli experience. A few small logistical quirks appear during busy times, but the food, ambiance, and local charm more than make up for them. Definitely worth a stop next time you’re in the area!

Great food. Amazingly good for the price! However there is almost no seating in the market itself so we ended up in the tents in the back. While they are covered and heated, they only have picnic benches. That's a problem for me since I cannot comfortably sit in them. This is clearly a local destination though since we saw many people who obviously knew each other sitting and talking across tables.

We had such a lovely experience here! After doing wine tastings around the valley, we didn't want a full restaurant experience and were looking for something a little quicker and more laid back. We had a couple of delicious sandwiches and a bottle from their wonderful selections of grabbable wines, and shopped around the cute market while we waited for our food. Even though it was kinda busy, the food came out very quickly and there was ample seating. We liked it so much that we ended up sticking around and grabbing another cocktail. The Frosé they had on special was so deliciously refreshing! Can't wait to go back when we're in Willamette!

Shrimp sandwich was everything. The shrimp was so fresh and the roll was perfection. My friend got the clam pizza which was also delicious. The line can be long and it takes a minute because this place is so popular. We ordered with our wine tour and the guide went back to get it while we enjoyed our tastings. Cute little Knick knacks here too!

Red Hills Market is the perfect place to stop for a great meal between or after wine tasting in the beautiful Dundee Hills. Their menu is diverse with options for any diet or preference. The Rueben Sandwich with fries was DELICIOUS. The aioli served with the steak frites is magical, truly. I like that the store has so many fun local foods and finds for gifting or enjoying on the patio. Their extensive outdoor seating is perfect for groups of any size. There was even a group there for Prom! Their seating is also convenient for families enjoying a casual meal out with room for kids to move around. We really enjoyed the food and wine, and will definitely be returning on our next trip here.

Outstanding fresh homemade breakfast. We shared the steak and egg and bread pudding French toast. All ingredients are fresh. Absolute must dine when here. Will be back.

One of the best sandwiches I've had - the roasted natural turkey. Generous portion size - I saved half of it for later. Don't be intimidated by the line. It took a bit but you can browse their cute gift shop while you wait as the line wraps through it. We were told it would be an hour wait for food - but we only waited 15 minutes. Lots of outdoor seating with lawn games, and dog friendly. Full espresso bar and a variety of drinks!

Red Hills Market is exactly the kind of spot you hope to stumble upon in Oregon wine country. We were visiting Wings and Waves water park with the kids and decided to stop here on the way home. It did NOT disappoint. We grabbed a seat on their adorable outdoor patio. Tons of seating and plenty of shade. Dog friendly and kid friendly a huge plus! As for the food: The Grinder sandwich was the standout of the day, crisp, fresh bread, salty meats, cheese. I'd come back for that alone! Their fries were delicious, albeit a small portion. We also tried the pizza (jerk chicken and cheese), which was decent. Nice wood-fired thin crust and fresh toppings. The beer list is well curated, with local drafts that pair perfectly with the menu. Bonus that they had a little something for everyone (beer, wine, coffee, pastries, you name it.) Truly loved this places vibe, fresh food, and drinks!

So typical I love this place, the atmosphere is beautiful and inviting, I love most everything however, this time was different. I got the chilaquiles and you don't have to be authentic to be delicious, this one had a shredded chicken on top and a side of sauce. The dish was a little hard to eat in the dish it came out on, so I dumped it onto the metal tray they provide. When I tipped the dish over, so much water came out it looked like I was pouring soup. I think it's what they use to keep the chicken moist and was definitely not water, but a stock. All of my dish was soggy because of this. Flavor was a miss for me. My friend got the breakfast sandwich and loved it. The monster cookie was so delicious. Next time I know, don't get the chilaquiles.

Came here on a lovely Saturday with my family. The little shop is very cute with lots of local goodies. Ordering was a bit inconvenient as you have to stand and look at the menu before ordering at the counter. With kids we felt like we were in the way. Then you tip before you even get your food. I like to tip based on the food and the service and I can't do that here. The food takes a minute but the yard games make the waiting fun. Everything we ordered tasted great. But I can't say everything was worth what we paid. For example the kids cheese pizza was really a flatbread. Sauce was extra. My salad was $19 but should have been $15 or $16 max. Overall everything was a few dollars more than it should be. The ambiance is great but I don't think it makes up for the cost. My kids enjoy this location and the food is good. If I could I'd give the place 3 3/4 stars.

Walked here from a nearby B&B. It's a charming gourmet market with a great mix of menu items and wine, beer, and cider options. The margherita pizza was good, great sauce and excellent crust if a bit too much cheese (hint- it's about subtle amounts). The albacore tuna appetizer mixed miso dressing on greens with excellent albacore slices. Wine and cider worked great. The lemon lavender shortbread is more of a lemon lavender snickerdoodle - no shortbread there. Prices were fair.

Ambiance: 8/10 massive space, lots of seating, lots of local food you can buy. Loved it. Service: 6/10 good Food: 7/10 Reuben: 7/10 mad respect they smoke their own Reubens. The portion of meat to cheese was good. Could have used more thousand island but I that could just be a me problem. My wife and her friend both said it's the best Reuben they have ever had. It was a bit too Smokey for me to compare to the other Reuben's I've had in New York but nonetheless a very good sandwich and would highly recommend Chips: 6/10 good but the portion was too small

Food was awesome, and it's a great, low-key place to pop into for a casual lunch. Hubs had the roast beef sandwich- he LOVED it. I had the ham sandwich. We both thought the bread was so good and chips were perfect. Only negative was it took a long time to get our meal. More than 20 minutes for two sandwiches seemed long but fortunately we weren't n a hurry and food was worth it.

Wow, the Breakfast special is absolutely spectacularly special. Perfectly tender beef. Falling off the bone! Great and tasty brown sauce to swirl the beef into. Then there's a cyclops eye staring up at you. Coconut rice covered with sunny side up egg. All the flavors mix well with each other. OMG. As a rule I don't give 5 stars to counter order establishments. BUT today, just for this creation , I must break this rule and give them SIX Stars! yes SIX! The Chef(s) have outdone themselves! This superb breakfast special will only be here for today and maybe tomorrow?

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.

Really great classic bacon and eggs, Smoked salmon toast, and pancakes Really very good.

The roast beef sandwich is the best on the planet. My husband can't wait to get to Willamette Valley to have this sandwich. Great soup salad sandwich pizza! We love the vibe here excellent wines by the glass and lots of different options for food.

Super friendly and helpful service. Food was very good. The ambiance was rustic yet comfortable perfect for families and groups. Parking is challenging. The monster cookies are amazing. Allow plenty of time not a fast food place which is great. Will be going back.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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!

Wonderful market selections. Friendly service. Horribly slow. Waited a full hour for 3 sandwiches and a pizza only to be told after 50 minutes that one of the sandwiches ordered was not available. Food was fine, but the kitchen really needs to figure itself out. Great outside seating/garden area.

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 went here on a whim during Memorial Day weekend. We expected places to be busy. Yes, it was busy but the staff knew how to manage that. Quick through the line and found a picnic table outside. Very easy to order as you grab a menu, make your decision in line and then order at counter. We didn't wait too long for our food either. Maybe 15 mins. And wow!!! We order the roast beef sandwich and ham sandwich. Spectacular! Nicely shaved deli meat and cooked with perfection in their wood fire oven. And great portions for the price. Price wasn't bad at all to begin with! Love the atmosphere and the way everything was layed out/designed. We will definitely be coming here again!!!

Love at first sight! This whole concept is awesome. Talk about a place where you can buy a few groceries, while having lunch, a glass of wine, or simply catching up with friends. Or stopping by to get food after a hard hike (as me and my fiancée did). Staff were amazing, food was delicious and pretty fast to come to our table.

We stopped for some wine tasting here on the way to Lincoln City and I was hAngry! Needed some food before drinking and the options in town were slim. Yelp helped us find this spot and it was perfect! Easy to park even though it was crowded. I ordered a $10 muffuletta and it was both enormous and delicious. It was premade so I was able to start eating while my wife waited a good 25 minutes for her pulled pork sandwich.... Hence the one star deduction. Outside of the wait, we loved the food and the feel of this place. Tables inside, outside and in an enclosed patio for different weather options.

By far one of my favorite breakfasts I've had in a long time. Everything is housemade and fresh. I had the sausage biscuit sandwich, while my boyfriend had the biscuit and gravy. Enjoyed every bite - my sandwich was the ideal mix of spicy, moist, crunchy, and savory. The unbelievably cute shop, outdoor cornhole, and friendly staff are a bonus. A must-go in Dundee!

Last year we ate here and it was ok, not great, but ok. Things have changed for the worse. Our Eggs Benedict was stone cold. Most people around us waited about an hour for food. We waited over one hour. A non concerned "waiter" tried to deliver a chai that we didn't order to us twice. We never got our food delivered. I had to go up front and ask the cashier, who looked around in the kitchen, found it tucked away, and begrudgingly followed me and delivered it stone cold. It was terrible. My wife's dish was also cold. I hate to be too critical, but it seems as if another good restaurant has been left in the hands of people who don't seem to care. Too bad.

I've eaten here several times the past couple of years when I was in town, and can honestly say they have some of the best breakfasts I've ever had. Everything is superb, from the avocado toast to the "Red Hills Classic". Anything baked, like the toasted bread, the English muffin, or pastries is exceptional. Service is friendly, and there are plenty of tables up front, on the covered heated patio or outside. I wish it was closer to where I live, I'd go weekly.

Breezy space to enjoy a fresh lunch. Food was cooked well, well seasoned, fresh and flavorful. Everyone here is friendly, the restrooms are clean, not much more needs to be said - it's a great drop in and hang out option. I wish they had condiments available on some of the tables. Hot sauce, malt vinegar, and ketchup are pretty easy to anticipate adds, so having to ask special for those on a $20 lunch feels a little awkward.

The food is honestly amazing and delicious!! We haven't stopped talking about how good this place was. Highly recommend it

I sat outside with my dog in their cozy outdoor eating area. Everyone was very nice and they brought my dog his own bowl of water. The food took a little while to get but it was soooo good and well worth the wait.

What a neat market. All kines of snacks, goodies and gifty-kine tings. AND... they have a to-go counter where you can order gourmet sandwiches, pizzas, salads, etc... OH... and they have various adult beverages on tap as well as a bar for cocktails. They even have some seating inside as well as outside. We just grabbed some cookies and olive oils....this time.

We have been a few times now but only for brunch. We loved their food and the ambiance. Great outdoor seating and tons of things to shop for in their store while hanging out.

Stopped by when going through Dundee on our way to wine tasting. Service was quick and efficient. You order at a register, sit if you're eating there or wait for your to go if taking out. The outdoor seating area is very large and accommodating. Food took about 10min to come out. Not bad at all. We ordered two pizzas; spicy coppa and the Quattro queso to which I added pepperoni. Hands down one of the best pizzas!! Adding pepperoni really set it off! We also shared the red hills chop salad and it was equally delicious. Just the right amount of toppings to salad ratio and the dressing was so flavorful. The bottle we chose was a local rosè and was perfect for the sunny day we were there. I would definitely return when in the area. There was so much more inside the store and would love to look more when I return.

It has taken a week for me to write this review because I really had to think about how to phrase my comments. I visited the market around 1:30 for lunch. The girl behind the counter said it was a 30-45 minute wait which was fine as I had some work to complete and needed to charge my phone. So I ordered the Reuben with fries and an ice tea. I was handed a small jar with ice and pointed to the coffee bar. The girl at the register did not understand me when I said I wanted sweetener or equal. She said they only had half & half. I asked her again for Equal and she had no idea what I was talking about. There was one kind of sweetener other than sugar offered but I am not a Stevia fan. The iced tea was good but that was the end of a good review. From there it went downhill. My Reuben arrived with the fries and the fries were cold and not crispy as I had ordered. The sandwich was the most concerning as the meat was more like brisket and had no corned beef or pastrami flavor. It was extra fatty inside and the meat was so dry from being grilled that it broke off the sandwich from the edges! I tried a bite and bit into a big bite of fat so I spit it out and tried the fries that were cold and not crispy. It was very disappointing after waiting so long to get my food so I asked the cashier if I could have my fries redone hot & crispy. And they were delivered exactly how I ordered them the second time. But after waiting almost an hour to get a bite of food I was not going to start another flavorless, hard, crispy sandwich on burned bread for $21!!! ($18 for the sandwich and an additional $3 for fries) A complete waste of time and money.

Awesome hot sandwiches and pizza. If you go at peak time there may be a bit of a line, but it usually goes quickly.

Hip, relaxed atmosphere, and friendly service. The food is tasty, although it's priced at the upper end of the "casual chic" spectrum. Worth the cost, but only just. The Reuben is bomb, and their wood-fired pizzas are pretty tasty too.

Solid lunch spot in Dundee, perfect for a pre-winery fuel up! I almost always get the roast beef/blue cheese sandwich (I think they are known for this, and it's excellent!). A couple of small gripes. The table numbers are dark and hard to see and the last few times I've gone, the people taking the food out can not see the number/find the table. I also find the service can be hit or miss, but I still love this place and recommend it.

I've been to Red Hills Market for lunch and loved it but never breakfast so the family decided to go to celebrate my husband's birthday. It was a big bummer that it was raining but I knew they had indoor and covered outdoor seating. No one was in line so ordering was easy and there were several open picnic tables outside. We ordered a coffee, chai, egg salad toast, market Benedict, breakfast sandwich and sausage biscuit. Coffee and water are self serve. The chai took way too long and arrived lukewarm. I do not drink coffee, only chai and tea and I can say this cup did not meet my expectations at all. I enjoy a hearty spicy cup but the flavor was just off, too spicy and not hot enough. You can tell is was sitting on the counter for way to long before it was served. I took 2 sips and didn't finish. The breakfast sandwich was tasty. The sausage biscuit while delicious had a very thick patty, almost too big! Both the market benedict and the egg salad - the flavors were on point, plated nicely but both were served on a toasty slice of bread which made eating and cutting it very very difficult, annoyingly difficult. Maybe I will stick to lunch service!

We used to love this place. Today was the second straight time we went there and they were closed on a weekday at noon. Nothing on their social media.

My husband and I had a wonderful experience here at Red Hills Market. The atmosphere is very calm and inviting. The food was very well made, servers were kind and efficient and helpful. Definitely recommend coming to the establishment for a nice lunch date especially!

This is a great little cafe and shop! The shop has wine, chocolates, snacks, and trinkets to quickly grab for a picnic. They also have their menu available to go as well! Their menu is varied and includes sandwiches, pizza, and tapas. They even have a kids lil' sampler plate that is a lot like a lunchable but only better! We were there early in the evening and as we were leaving it was starting to get busy. I will stop by again when I am in the area or have time for a small detour through Dundee.

Terrific place for lunch and be ready to share because the sandwiches are big. We fortunately ordered a tuna melt , which was great, and shared. Great menu and lots of drink choices.

The quality of the food here is inconsistent. I like the ambiance and the drinks are good so I keep coming back, but was disappointed when the grinder I ordered came on regular sandwich bread. I have ordered it before and it came on a hoagie type roll. When I said something as it was delivered to my table, the employee look confused and just said "yeah, I don't know." and walked away. It was hard to eat as the bread fell apart with all the meat stacked on it.

We enjoyed breakfast. Avocado toast. Egg salad toast and eggs Benedict. The service is spot on, recognizing this is a self service place. Oregon is a special place, but red hills feels like you got dropped into Napa for 30 minutes. It's very very good.

Great spot for lunch in between a day of wine tasting. The menu has a lot of deliciousness on it but the adult grilled cheese was wowza! The chips were great and they also have a large selection of other items we didn't get a chance to try.

Fantastic! Had to wait in line a little while, and a little while longer to get the food, but it was well worth it. The roast beef with melted blue cheese was delicious, served on a crusty high-quality baguette. Hardest part was deciding which sandwich to get, as they all looked so good. The place had a cool vibe, modern deli experience meets old school mercantile. Highly recommend!

Red Hills Market has become our favorite lunch spot when visiting Willamette Valley. Soups and sandwiches are very tasty and you can order ahead of you're pressed for time. They have counter service and seating can be limited on a busy day but we've never had a problem. Find one of the outdoor picnic tables in the enclosed patio with space heaters.

In the Willamette Valley under the shadow of Mt Hood, tucked away in the sleepy town of Dundee, there can be found an elusive and surprising delicacy... the world's best Rueben! Seriously delicious. Red Hills Market is a versatile little shop/restaurant that is well worth a stop on your foray into Oregon wine country. They have great sandwiches, salads, wood fired pizzas, and an overall solid food menu which can make for a great lunch or dinner stop. There's also a serviceable coffee and pastry counter if you're getting an early start or need a mid-afternoon pick-me-up. They also have a large retail section full of local crafts and packaged eats which is fun to browse. Overall it's a little pricey but worth it. The hack here is to make Red Hills Market your first stop on your adventure. Load up on charcuterie and other snacks or grab a couple cold sandwiches wrapped to go for a wine country picnic lunch. Many wineries will let you eat outside food; my personal favorite is noshing on Red Hills sammies on the Adirondack chairs at Stoller.

Got food poisoning from the chicken pot pie. When we called the manager to tell them (thinking they might want to know so not to serve to other people) the manager didn't care at all. Said she was "looking intro it" and would call us back. Never heard back from anyone.

This unique concept has all you could need from coffee, to cocktails, to a variety of food offerings. Walking in, gives you a rustic barn feel. Fits nicely with the Dundee wine country area. You go up to the counter to order, then find a seat with limited spots inside, however there's plenty of covered, patio seating outside. The staff provided quick, friendly service to deliver our food & drinks. My old fashioned, although in a fun glass was ok. I would probably get beer next time. The roast beef sandwich, with added fries, was very good and fulfilling. Really enjoyed the Dutch crunch bread. Excited to come back in the summer!