McMinnville

Cypress

Located in the Atticus Hotel in historic downtown McMinnville, Cypress restaurant is Mediterranean inspired sourcing items throughout the Pacific Northwest.

530 NE 4th St.
McMinnville, OR 97128

605-687-1900

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Davison Auto Parts

In 1925, a group of independent auto part sellers met in Detroit to form the National Automotive Parts Association. Their mission was simple: Improve the distribution of auto parts to serve the people and businesses who increasingly relied on cars and trucks for their transportation needs.

1717 NE Baker St.
McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-6114

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El Primo Mexican Restaurant and Bar

Mexican family style restaurant serving lunch and dinner located across the street from Linfield College.

825 SW Baker St.
McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-8074

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Fire & Feast

Local food truck serving wood fire teriyaki located in parking lot next to Impact Jiu Jitsu.

1290 NW Hwy 99
McMinnville, OR 97126

503-510-6065

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Gallery Ballet & Tap

Dance studio offering dance performances and lessons including ballet, tap, Mommy and me, Jazz, Hip Hop, Modern, Zumba classes, summer dance camps and lessons for all ages, levels, and experience. 

906 NE 11th St.
Suite B
McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-4886

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Glo Spa

Glo is a little slice of sparkly heaven. We are a one-stop-spa for almost everything that a guest would want and need and our inclusive environment provides a welcome atmosphere to feel valued, cared for, and pampered. Services include facials to fitness, laser hair removal to waxing, and manicures to massages. 

1300 NE Adams St.
Suite A
McMinnville, OR 97128

503-474-4569

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Golden Valley Brewery & Restaurant

Golden Valley Brewery & Restaurant

OK, I will be honest, I’m not a huge wine drinker.

I came from a blue-collar upbringing and wine was something that came in a box. So as you can imagine, beer is the cold adult beverage of choice for someone like me.

So when people throw terms like “flight” and “cabernet”  and “Pinot Gris” I look at them with a puzzled look – you know the one, the look your dog gives you when he can’t figure out what you want him to do.

I live in the Yamhill Valley, wine country, but as luck would have it, this is also “beer country.”

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Grain Station Brew Works

Casual local brewery and brewpub, offering full restaurant and bar serving American style food. Two locations in Oregon; McMinnville and Monmouth. Craft beer, lunch, and dinner. 

755 NE Alpine
Suite 200
McMinnville, OR 97128

503-687-2739

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Happy Hut

Tobacco store showcasing the largest selection of incense in Yamhill County and offering a wide selection of jewelry and clothing.

343 NE Baker St.
McMinnville, OR 97128

503-435-1770

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About McMinnville

Named after founder William T. Newby’s Tennessee hometown, McMinnville’s initial growth was spurred by his construction of a flour mill in 1853. In the years since incorporation in 1876, McMinnville has grown into the largest city in the charming Yamhill Valley, a region which is home to a flourishing wine industry.

With a population of 33,000, McMinnville is ideally located between the coast and Portland, and is the seat of Yamhill County. Historic Downtown McMinnville’s Third Street has been buzzing with small-town charm since the late 1800s. Today, downtown McMinnville is a wine-lover’s paradise with tasting rooms and wine bars aplenty, not to mention countless shops, galleries and renowned eateries. 

There’s a never a dull moment with annual events from the SIP McMinnville Wine & Food Classic in March to the International Pinot Noir Celebration in July (held on the picturesque Linfield College campus, a private liberal arts college on the southern end of town).

But there’s more to McMinnville than just wine: each May the McMenamins UFO Festival proudly showcases the otherworldly side of the town’s history (the famous Trent UFO sighting of 1950),  while the Turkey Rama community festival in July has been a town tradition for more than 50 years. The city also comes together every week with outdoor concerts during the sunny months as well as a weekly farmers' market brimming with locally grown produce. 

Indeed, “Mac town” residents aren’t shy about the fact their town is home to Oregon’s favorite main street. One could argue this fact was proven in 2014 when Third Street took second place in Parade Magazine’s “America’s Best Main Street” contest.

On the edge of town, the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum is home to Howard Hughes’ famous wooden airplane, the Spruce Goose, as well as an IMAX theater and the Wings and Waves Waterpark.

McMinnville is located about an hour from Portland by car via I-5 S to Highway 99 W and 30 minutes from Salem by way of OR 221 N to Highway 99 W. The Oregon Coast can be reached in under 2 hours via Highway 22 E.

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