We went here based on user reviews. We didn't read enough reviews I guess. We both ordered lunch…read moresandwiches, the Gretz and the turkey wrap. They both came quickly. which should've been a tip off. While they looked OK, they were both ice cold. Obviously premade. The tortilla on the wrap was tough and the sandwich had all the filling in the middle. I threw away 1/3 of the bread. . Both were a complete miss. While this was a stop on a longer trip, we certainly don't recommend having lunch here.

Definitely my favorite coffee shop in the entire county. Friendly service, fresh coffee, and a nice…read moreatmosphere to stop in and chill for a while. This place is super convenient just off the main highway. It's close to the hospital and OIT. The bathrooms are clean and parking is easy. I really love the fruit bowls and I usually upgrade to get peanut butter and chocolate chips on top. The pastries are always excellent, but they tend to sell out very quickly so plan on getting there early if you want to try one. They do have a few taps and some wine that they serve if you're up for that type of experience. Overall, a very nice stop in a small town and its cozy atmosphere makes it one not to miss. Come for the coffee and stay for the good cheer.

Always excited to patron a new business in Klamath Falls. I'm almost always disappointed. Boston…read moreCream Donut. Raw in the middle.

Definitely a cool environment. Service is good. Drinks are awesome!! Come and support this local…read morecoffee shop.

On our last day visiting the Crater Lake National Park we found Nibbley's Cafe. It was more than we…read moreexpected. The food is sooo delicious. Everything tastes fresh. The homemade bread compliments your dish. We got the Mountain Man and The Garden breakfast omelets with wheat and oats bread. And a dessert to go. Prices are reasonable and the amount of food is totally worth it. The restaurant is really cute, the employees are all so friendly. Will definitely come back. 9/12/2026

The staff did a really good job serving our group of 6. The food came quickly and there were no…read moreissues. I do think the food quality for there lunch menu, in my experience, is middle of the road. I had a crispy chicken salad. The chicken was a dry. I did enjoy that there are nuts in the salad which is a nice detail to elevate the dish. But that isn't really enough to make me recommend it.

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.

Couldn't believe the price for quality yogurt- a good mix of flavors and sugar free options…read more Enjoyed the area of town as well.

First off, what a wonderful little place. Very clean and fun atmosphere. The staff has always been…read morefriendly and welcoming. David was there today and it is always such a pleasure to come in and see him. He is warm and helpful and always smiling. Great family place to have in Downtown.

This review is for the Hope Street Farmstand, known in the community as "The Barn," which is still…read moreopen on Fridays and Saturdays at 3803 Hope St. in Klamath Falls. These same people owned the Hope Street Farmstand restaurant at 1850 Main St., which didn't last a year. This place deserves a zero for the attitude displayed today toward us. The owners, Kyle and Nikki, have decided they can tell people where and how to park when they visit their "barn" and enforce parking on a public street. They do not have the authority or the right to do so. Only law enforcement can enforce parking on a public street, even in front of their property. A call to the Sheriff's Dept. told us Kyle can only control his own property up to the property line, not the street where we thoughtfully and carefully parked. It's understandable that they want to keep the school children safe and the neighborhood free of bottleneck traffic; however, Kyle is rude and mean. He stands in his driveway and by "the barn" and dictates where people can park. If you disagree, he tells you to leave. He has the same sign included here posted outside "the barn" and says people must strictly abide by it. We have given these people a lot of business since they've been open. Today, as we do each week, we pulled up in front of their "barn" to buy an item. We had seen their "parking rules," and as a courtesy and to please them, I pulled completely off the street behind the white line, as his "parking rules" state. His driveway was full. He rushed out of his driveway and insisted that we move our vehicle into his driveway. I'm the only driver in our household. With my chronic pain, I couldn't get back into the vehicle, move it, get back out, enter "the barn," and walk clear back over to our vehicle and get back in. I also couldn't see how I could park in an already full driveway. I tried to explain this to him. He abruptly cut me off. "These are the rules, sorry!" he snarled. My spouse told him we only wanted to buy one item and we would leave quickly. "It doesn't matter! These are the rules. You must move or leave!" His tone was so rude and disrespectful. We chose to leave. "Fine, we will never be back, and we've given you a lot of business." He shrugged, stood close, and watched us climb back into our vehicle. He stood there until we pulled out. It was creepy and felt threatening. He didn't care that he lost that sale and all future sales from us, or our referrals to friends and family. Being a control freak matters more. He could have approached us in a much friendlier manner and explained why he wanted us to move our vehicle into his already full driveway. Instead, he jumped on us as soon as we exited our vehicle. Records located in the Oregon Judicial System show that Kyle has a felony conviction for menacing. Think twice before you do business with these people. It's not difficult to see why their restaurant at 1850 Main St. lasted less than a year. Many other locally owned, friendly bakeries and small pop-ups offer the same types of items. We will give them our business.

What a cute place! There is a drive-in option with lots of shady parking. There was also an…read moreoutdoor seating area with lovely hanging plants. Inside had matching brick and white benches and a table filled with fresh baked goods such as bread and focaccia. We ordered 2 Rancher's Ribeye Melt and made one of them a combo (beans and a drink). The order took a little longer than expected. The sandwich was pretty tasty though. The perfectly toasted jalapeno sourdough bread was nicely buttered. The meat had a good flavor, but I wished there was more. The cheese had a nice pull. The side of beans was solid. Lots of cold drinks options and watermelon slushie was good but it didn't taste like watermelon. Overall, it was a good find while driving through a Klamath Falls!

The service; terrific, we waited for nothing. The Ambiance was incredible, there were books on the…read morewall and frames. The room was incredible to look at. I could not have decorated it better myself. When the food came that we had ordered it not only looked delicious but tasted wonderful. I was so excited to have had this experience.

We had a great time at Nana's for afternoon tea. This tea place has several private rooms you can…read morereserve- France, England and Japan. We had a party of 5 and really appreciated that they also had a children's tea service offered as well. They have a lot of teas to choose from and you can try more than one tea with the afternoon tea service. We opted to do the Black Friday deal which is Kith & Kin which is normally $50, but was being offered at $35 for Black Friday. This option comes with the full kid's tea service and then a smaller adult tea service paired with it. All staff were very friendly and took great care of us. They had small touches that made the experience very enjoyable- complimentary bread pudding to start, mini marshmallows for my daughter's hot cocoa, almond milk and oat milk, sugar cubes, etc. I would recommend checking out this tea place. This would be a wonderful place to celebrate a birthday, mom and daughter date, or just a meet up with a friend.

Driving through Merrill on the way to NV we stopped for a coffee at this small little yellow coffee…read more"shack." Nellie (I assume that's who made my coffee) was very friendly. The menu is simple: coffee, lattes, americano, lemonade/limeade. She had a lot of good latte flavors (almond, coconut, toasted marshmallow, Irish cream, vanilla, etc). I got a coconut latte which was hot, not too sweet and not bitter like some big name coffee places. She even asked me to taste it before I left to make sure it was made to my liking. So why not 5 stars? The price seemed a little steep compared to other similar coffee "shacks." But she's the only place in town, has great service and good coffee, so the price is not too unreasonable.

It's very hard to find good coffee in smaller towns but this place is amazing. It's a local coffee…read moreroaster & has very good Oatmeal. I'm from Portland, OR & a crazy coffee drinker and this place will be my place to stop when I drive by! -Cheers