Phenomenal little bakery with delicious food. We tried the jalapeño popper breakfast sandwich,…read morewhich comes with cream cheese, bacon, sausage, egg, and jalapeños--absolutely amazing. They also had cinnamon rolls and scones that looked incredible. There's a nice outdoor patio, and even an indoor play area for kids, which is such a great touch. Gentlemen at the front was very kind!

Simply yum! We had the cinnamon roll and a large chocolate cookie. Drooled over the breakfast…read moresandwiches which I have not yet tried but looked amazing. The woman who was working was very pleasant and friendly. We're looking forward to our next visit. A bit hidden but definitely worth the search.

While traveling we stopped by in the morning for some quick bites. The place is on the smaller…read moreside, but lots of options and people visibly working hard behind the counter making all those wonderful options. In addition to the long line of sweet and savory pastries, they also had a bunch of bread loafs available as well. The coffee selection was a little limited, so i opted for a regular coffee, which is self serve with sweetness available but no sort of creamer.Seating is also limited but it seemed the majority of orders were grab and go so there were plenty available for us. I had a sausage egg and cheese galette, never had one before so why not.. They offered to heat it up. The bread itself was great and had great flavor, but no part of it was warm. The toppings were impacted the most from the lack of heat. I would pass on it next time around, perhaps galettes just aren't my thing. Luckily I also opted for a marionberry cheese Danish, which was excellent! If I ever stop by again, I would just get pastries to go and skip the galette.

Basin Levain Bakery seems to have replaced The Green Blade Bakery and now offers a modernized…read moreinterior, but still plenty of delectable looking pastries. We visited on a weekday morning to pick up some treats to eat while hiking. Bacon Egg Galette ($6.25) - Plenty of puff pastry layers combine to form a somewhat flaky and crisp crust - lightened a bit possibly due to the higher humidity thanks to the storms the past couple of days in the area. The layers aren't particularly buttery. They cradle an egg in the center, with the yolk off on one side, creating a barrier to avoid the fat of the breakfast sausage and cheese or moisture from the herbs on top from penetrating into the pastry. It's pretty tasty, but the texture is a little softer than I expect. (4/5) Pecan Sticky Bun ($4.75) - This sticky and sweet concoction looks wan and undercooked to the eye, but the appearance is very deceiving. The swirled bun is the perfect soft and chewy bread, interspersed with cinnamon and sugar. It's not too sweet by itself. The caramel-like sticky layer is an excellently crafted, milky-looking, sweet and yes, sticky, treat. The glaze sticks to the teeth easily while eating and acts kind of like a glue, allowing all the pecans to adhere to the pastry without falling off. Thanks to the sticky layer and the bake, the pecans are almost like candied nuts, sweet and crunchy. (5/5) Strawberry Scone ($3.50) - The scone is dense in texture, yet not dry crumbly, but light and tender. The taste is not too sweet, and mostly is of vanilla with only a bit of strawberry jam interspersed, but not enough to give the scone a real strawberry flavor. There's sweet glaze lined on top that gives additional sweetness, but it never becomes too sweet. There's great textural contrast between the sugar crust and the interior. It's just a solid American scone. (5/5) Mini Monkey Bread ($4) - Not a fan of this one, especially with the inclusion of cinnamon apples in the monkey bread. I believe they use the same dough base as the sticky bun but it's not swirled and instead appears in chunks. It's kind of like a dry cinnamon apple bread pudding. (2/5) Basin Levain Bakery is a quality bakery that I didn't expect to find in Klamath Falls. It seems like a great place to visit for any baked treats. Bathrooms - One unisex room

I've driven by this place several times and thought "maybe someday" - well today was the day and I…read moreadvise you to check it out too. It's a deli and convenience store. The convenience store part has a good selection of drinks, a small collection of candy and snacks, and some random items such as cereal, paper towels, etc. The deli is surprisingly nice and high quality. They have a bunch of sandwich options that you can get hot or cold. I got a gyro which was awesome...especially the homemade tzatziki sauce. Worth a stop if you want a yummy sandwich!

There Prices are way lower for beer cigarettes then the other Convenience stores in town. They're…read morecool I like them

Best Mexican bread, tamales, homemade churros, carnitas, and birria in Klamath Falls, OR.read more

My dad is 88 years old and he used to get "sweet bread" for a nickel. As much as I can when I'm in…read moreKlamath falls I pick him up bread here and he always loves it. Puts a smile on his face every time.

The atmosphere has a great vibe, friendly and warm. The owner takes tremendous pride in the…read morequality of his Italian sodas and sandwiches. They have their own roasters, and make the best espresso around. Enjoy!

I'm coming back just for these east coast style sandwiches alone. They make their own focaccia…read morebread from scratch. And they use boar head deli meats. These are the best sandwiches in town!

Definately has that hometown atmosphere. This is the place to stop for a filling sandwich on your…read moreway out hunting. Don't forget to grab some locally made Keno Karmel Korn for a snack once that sandwich has settled.( not sticky). The service is excellent, friendly, and can be humorous!

Friendly help, great service, and awesome sandwiches. Good assortment of beverages as well. They've…read morebeen a regular stop of mine for many years.

We drove 2 hours each way looking for the perfect donut. What we found was pretty close. The apple…read morefritter is one of the best I've ever had. Whatever dough secrets they've mastered shines through in what I can only equate to baking a pillow. They're that soft. Every donut we've tried has been fantastic. Worth the trip and will be making it again.

We were looking for fritters before heading out to Crater Lake and we stumbled upon this drive…read morethrough donut place with a variety of fritters. With our mouths watering we headed over to get the last two peach fritters they had. We were hoping for blueberry but we got a late start that morning. I wanted to be in love with the peach fritters but it didn't have enough chunks of peach. The dough was light and fluffy and it was glazed well it just left me wanting more. I love the idea of a drive up donut window and the staff was super friendly. Next time we are in town we need to try the Bismarck and some others.

Give Me Some Sugar, cupcakes and cakes are a big hit with my coworkers, they always beg me to bring…read morethem in! The owner and her employee are very helpful in explaining what they have in their case! It is a great place to visit and people travel from near to far for their delicate and fresh tasting desserts :)

So glad I found this gem of a place! I went on Yelp and saw it had great reviews, so I immediately…read morecalled and asked the owner if she had ever done a gender reveal dessert. She said, "All the time," which gave me relief. I immediately ordered a dozen cupcakes, dropped off the gender reveal envelope, and picked them up the day I needed them. Not only did she do an amazing presentation, but she also put the gender filling inside, which was such a sweet surprise! On the plus side, they tasted so delicious. My guests and I ate all of them by the end of the weekend. I will definitely come back for any future desserts! Thank you for making this memorable moment in our life perfect and stress-free for us.