It's hard to think of anything more Oregonian than a mouthwatering, golden-rimmed marionberry pie being pulled out of the oven. That unique, delicious smell that drifts through the room, followed by the sweet, tart, fruity, buttery perfection of the first bite...

Nowhere in the world will you find a marionberry pie as good as the ones you'll find in Oregon; marionberries were invented here, after all. Here are eight awesome places in Oregon to get a phenomenal slice of marionberry goodness:

8. Sweedeedee

Sweedeedee is a wonderful breakfast and lunch restaurant in Portland. Be sure to save some room for dessert, (or take a whole pie home with you.) Sweedeedee makes an incredible marionberry pie using local berries.

7. Pie Spot

Pie Spot is an awesome food cart and brick and mortar in Portland. Try their marionberry hand pie. You won't regret it.

6. Otis Cafe

The famous Otis Cafe makes a killer marionberry pie. You can also get it a la mode with a scoop of Tillamook ice cream on top.

5. Nancy P's Cafe And Bakery

Nancy P's is a lovely bakery in Bend with an amazing marionberry pie.

4. Punky's

Located in Medford, Punky's is a classic American diner with a retro flare. They serve lots of different kinds of pie including marrionberry, huckleberry, strawberry rhubarb, and more.

3. Sisters Bakery

This charming bakery in Sisters makes a great marionberry pie. Their daily pie flavors include apple, peach, raspberry rhubarb, as well as marionberry.

2. Bipartisan Cafe

Located in SE Portland,

The Bipartisan Cafe makes delicious marionberry pies along with many other great and unique flavors. They claim to be "The Best Handmade Fruit and Berry Pies in PDX", and for good reason. If you love marionberries but want to mix it up a little, try a slice of the marrionberry peach or marrionberry apple pie.

1. Willamette Valley Pie Company

Located east of Salem, Willamette Valley Pie Company serves marionberry pie made from local marionberries at the peak of ripeness.

What's your favorite place to get marionberry pie in Oregon? (Other than your mom's house, that is.) Let us know in the comments!