
Old Fashioned Home Smoked tender, tasty treats off I-5, in the Heart of Willamette Valley, Oregon, with a Beer Garden and wine tasting served up from a friendly cast of characters. Clean Bathrooms for those in Need and most of all, Great food with good people enjoying the blessings of life. Come share an afternoon with us and enjoy the fruits of our labor. Cheers
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2411 Delaney Rd SE, Salem, OR 97306
Phone: (503) 302-9612
Website: https://wvsmokehouse.com/
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Reviews
This place WAS amazing all around. They give Roger That a run foor the money! Only issue is the drive, so don’t get here much. Worth it though! Went on a Friday night and they has bonfires roaring and live music in the tent.
First I want to say this is bbq and I was given the tiniest napkin(glad I had extra in my glovebox). So I reflected this in my service score. The people were all very nice.
The pulled pork was overly fatty and I would not recommend.
The tri-tip was good. I think the price is a bit steep, but the quality was good. I did appreciate the pickle, pickled onions and bbq sauce that accompany the meal.
The coleslaw was flavorless, the corn bread was served cold, the potato salad is average but the street corn was fantastic.
Friendly environment that was clean with plenty of parking.
Good spot for casual people-watching — about 50 guests of all ages, friendly atmosphere with a firepit, live guitar music, and a college football game playing outside.
Clam Chowder:
Creamy and flavorful, about 30–40% clam. My wife said it was the best she’s had in a year. Nicely seasoned with black pepper, served piping hot. Potatoes, carrots, and celery are cut to just the right size for a plastic spoon.
Coleslaw:
Creamy, not vinegar-heavy — better than Red Robin’s version. Subtle flavor, smooth texture.
Potato Salad:
Disappointing. Dry, firm cubes of potato with little seasoning besides mayonnaise.
Cornbread:
Moist and delicious, especially with the honey butter — definitely a win.
Pulled BBQ Pork:
Smoked with a light spicy bite. A bit dry, but stirring in the sauce from the bottom helps. Served with a sweet-spicy BBQ sauce that pairs well. Good portion size.
We didn’t try the seafood specials this time — the grilled oysters ($2.50 each) and grilled Dungeness crab ($30) served Fridays at 5:30 pm looked popular.
Overall:
The clam chowder, pulled pork, and cornbread are worth the visit. Everything else fell a bit short for our taste and the price point — but the atmosphere, live music, and friendly crowd make it a solid casual stop. Others on Google clearly love this place more, so it may come down to personal taste.
You have to try the Brisket Chili.