The Willamette Valley & Wine Country - Washington, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest - page 500

cery, mini-golf course and playground. Six cabins have shared outside bathrooms.
Located 5 miles east of Corvallis and 4.5 miles west of Hwy 5, just off Hwy 34.

Hanson Country Inn B&B$$$
( 541-752-2919; www.hcinn.com ; 795 SW Hanson St; d $135-250; ) This wonderful
Dutch-colonial farmhouse - set on 6 acres in the countryside, just minutes from down-
town - once hosted travel writer Bill Bryson. The four rooms are comfortable and spa-
cious, and two boast private decks. Two-bedroom cottage available; cats and a dog on the
premises.

Harrison House B&B B&B$$$
( 800-233-6248, 541-752-6248; www.corvallis-lodging.com ; 2310 NW Harrison Blvd; d $139-159;
) Dutch colonial B&B near the campus offering five tasteful and comfortable
rooms, each with private bathroom (one is a cottage suite). The friendly hosts have
plenty of information on the area, there are cozy common areas in which to socialize, and
complimentary drinks - including wine - are offered.

Eating

McMenamins on Monroe AMERICAN$
( 541-758-0080; www.mcmenamins.com ; 2001 NW Monroe Ave; mains $8-12; 11am-11pm
Mon, to midnight Tue-Wed, to 2am Thu-Sat, noon-11pm Sun) You can't go wrong with any
McMenamins venue, where basic comfort foods like cheeseburgers and pepperoni pizzas
(along with its own microbrews) are served up in creative interiors - check out the amaz-
ing copper trellis with painted ceramic sinks here. There is another branch at 420 NW
3rd St.

Baguette VIETNAMESE$
( 541-752-9960; 121 SW 3rd St; sandwiches $5.50; 11am-8pm Mon-Sat) For a good, cheap
lunch you can't do much better than this place. Vietnamese sandwiches come with fresh
ingredients in French-style baguette rolls. You have nine choices here, from Asian BBQ
pork to marinated chicken to sautéed tofu with curry and lemongrass. Shrimp and veggie
rolls too.

Beanery CAFE$
( 541-753-7442; 500 SW 2nd St; drinks $3.50-4.50, snacks $4-7; 6am-10pm Sun-Thu, to 11pm

Fri & Sat; ) Popular corner coffee shop grinding up local beans and offering snacks like