Amaterra Winery in Portland, OR

“A beautiful winery with some of the most stunning scenic views all around. They did an amazing job designing this hidden gem, creating the perfect atmosphere to relax and unwind. They offer a great variety of delicious food options and excellent wines, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. The food was fantastic, and the combination of breathtaking views, great vibes, and good times made for an unforgettable experience. Definitely a place worth visiting! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

“Had a wonderful experience here! Did the wine tasting experience, paired with some charcuterie and the dessert board (which was incredible- not to be missed!) I really appreciate that they have lots of gluten free options and alternatives, as someone with celiac. Our server was very knowledgeable and friendly and the space is stylish and has a beautiful view. Lovely!”

“Everything was great overall. I would love to come back with girlfriends soon! If I were being nit picky, we noticed we were served a red wine that was straight from the fridge that we wish would have settled first. I was also left with an empty water glass on multiple occasions for longer than I would have expected sitting at the bar. Other than that, I have nothing but great things to say about this place.”

“Came here for Portland dining month. We had dinner and would be nicer i think if dining here during daytime because the place boasts of good cityview. After 7pm, we definitely couldn’t see any cityview just the lights. The food here is nothing to praise about. It’s just passable. The flavors are ordinary. We ordered: Swede meatball - ikea is better, meatball is tough Gnocchi - too salty Scallop entree - there’s no dimension in flavors. Short rib entree - beef was not very tender, tastes like ordinary pot roast Dulce de leche dessert - not a fan of the mango lime elements, didn’t work with the caramel flavor. Chocolate layer cake - i like this cake better than the dulce de leche. Service was great, wine was good too. Food was not great at all.”

“Made a reservation for 4 people for my birthday dinner. The drinks and food were okay, but I had a very unpleasant experience. The place was about to close, and the staff had already started cleaning up. My friends and I were getting ready to leave and paying the bill when the bartender,I wonder what came upon him, told us, and I quote: “Can you guys keep it down? You are being too loud.” In a very aggressive way. I genuinely don’t believe we were. We were simply having a casual conversation like any group celebrating a birthday after having a few drinks. We all looked at him in confusion, wondering why he thought that was an appropriate comment to make to paying customers. He then tried to play it off by saying, “I’m joking.” Personally, I don’t see what was funny about that comment, unless I’m somehow missing the American humor. It’s also important to mention that we were literally the only customers left. Music was still playing, chairs and tables were being moved around, and the staff themselves were chatting with each other. The restaurant was honestly much louder when we first arrived because of the larger groups dining there.But nobody told them anything of course because it’s only a problem when it is a specific group of people. How loud can 4 people about to head out be ? I do not like to jump to calling something discrimination every time I have an unpleasant experience, but this genuinely felt like the stereotypical “POC are being loud” situation, and it made me uncomfortable being in that space afterward. I had high hopes for this place since it was recommended to me by one of my colleagues, but I will not be returning to a place where staff think it is funny to make customers uncomfortable. On a positive note, our server Kristine was very nice and helpful.”