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We really do need to get back to the garden! Going out to eat can be a way of connecting with the garden. The freshest ingredients, expertly and artfully prepared, and graciously served. That’s what turns the act of eating into an experience to savor. At Summer Jo’s we use organic vegetables, herbs and edible flowers from our own organic fields and gardens in the memorable meals prepared by our talented chefs featuring Oregon Bounty items. Summer Jo’s restaurant opened in May, 1999 and immediately began winning plaudits for its ambiance and fine food. Making the most of its location on an organic farm, the restaurant uses a wide and innovative range of the freshest possible ingredients, while diners have the option of outdoor seating in an idyllic garden environment. Breakfast and lunch 9:30AM-2:30PM Wednesday-Sunday, dinner 5-8:30PM Wednesday-Saturday.

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