John S.
Yelp
I really wanted to love this place! Good reviews; rustic barn atmosphere; homemade pizza, bread, and pastries; and middle-of-nowhere charm. I made three visits, to be fair in my review.
On the first, the wood-fired pizza was highly forgettable. I can name a dozen or more pizza places in Portland that serve up a better pie.
On the second visit, I waited a half-hour for a $10 croissant. The pastry was excellent, though.
On the third visit, I ordered take-out. Let me pause here and try to give some advice on the ordering process. If you go, be sure to visit the web site first. You'll find quite a bit of text explaining how and when to order bread, pizza, and pastries. One may only order at certain times - it reminds me of the cable guy hours: "He'll be there sometime between 12-5PM."
Back to my third visit, I called and the employee spent five minutes telling me why I could not order takeout over the phone and needed to come in, order, and then wait for however long it took. When I got home, the entree, salad, and cake were all half the size of anything I saw being delivered to tables at the restaurant. And, they forgot the flatbread with my curry. It was the only included side to the curry. And, if you love curry, you understand that dipping the bread in the leftover sauce is the best part. And, the tiny meal was $40, including tip.
Over three visits, staff ranged from very nice to somewhat dismissive. The food was fine. If you're going to visit, be prepared. Review the web site. Expect an average meal at a high price. And enjoy the drive.