This is the kind of place you'd never know about, if you weren't living right in the neighborhood,…read morewithout Yelp. And what a find it was! We were driving thru town, looking for a deli sandwich. Any place we could get a good sandwich quickly, to get back on the road quickly, that wasn't yet another fast food place. I had a simple turkey and cheese on white. I can't describe quite why it was so good. Maybe it was just very, very fresh, and prepared exactly how I ordered it. No one overthought it or gentrified it or anything like that. They did the thing they do, and they did that thing well. My wife had a roast beef sandwich and it was the same story. Not sure why it was as good as it was, except that it was fresh and didn't have a bunch of extra toppings or "accoutrement" she didn't want. Even though this is clearly a very local establishment, they were friendly to us, and the bathroom was clean. We ended up buying some other supplies from the convenience store section, saving a stop. Plenty of parking on the side of the store and fairly easy to get back to the highway. Definitely worth a stop for provisions.

Worth the drive! Cute little corner market with a tiny cubby hole deli. Staff is friendly. I had a…read morepastrami sandwich and it was the best!!! Can't even get pastrami at the chain sub shops these days. It was freshly made to order with my selection of toppings. Reasonable price, too. I'll definitely be back.

I have nothing but good things to say about this place. Everything we ordered were amazing. The…read morecoffee and the food were all freshly made upon order. We went mostly in the morning during the two days we stayed at Klamath Falls. I got their cold brew coffee and it was not sour or burnt tasting like some other fancy coffee shops. For anyone that is gluten-free, this place can accommodate almost any of their ingredients for GF options. I can't recommend this place enough.

I came from out of town to visit a friend, and since it was a Monday, we quickly realized how many…read moreplaces are surprisingly closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. A Leap of Taste was one of the few spots open, and after seeing all the great reviews, we decided to give it a try. The ambiance is really cute and cozy -- lots of decor, lighting, and seating that makes it feel welcoming and comfortable. Service was also quick and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered the Green Machine smoothie and a matcha, and both were really good and definitely a highlight of our visit. Where the experience fell a bit short for us was the food. While the presentation was great, the taste didn't quite match expectations. The breakfast tacos listed potatoes, but they ended up being more like tater tots, and the tortillas weren't warm -- my friend wasn't very fond of them. I ordered the #5 sandwich, which was described as being on jalapeño toast, but it came on regular toast instead, along with a pickle on the side. The sandwich itself was okay -- not bad, but something I could easily make at home. For the two drinks and two food items, we paid around $40, which felt a bit high considering the overall food experience. I can see why this place is well-loved by locals -- it fits the neighborhood vibe and likely appeals to the regular crowd -- but as visitors, the food didn't quite live up to the hype for us. Overall, it's a cute spot with great drinks, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. I'd probably come back for beverages, but I'd skip the food next time

Exception breakfast. Nibbley's Omelette with country potatoes and their house baked whole wheat…read moretoast were all delicious. Staff is friendly and extraordinarily efficient.

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.

The people are always friendly and the food is pretty good. I ordered a toasted sandwich, it was…read moredefinitely not toasted though.

I like that you can get any of their selections in "Little John" size. It fits my Ww points much…read morebetter than regular size. You can also get extra lettuce and tomatoes. Very filling. Staff is friendly, neat, efficient, and freaky fast. There is always a positive and community feeling about each store. You know what you are getting no matter which store you are in You can be dressed to the nines, casual,in sports gear, and you get the same service and food preparation.

Wubba's food and service are typically consistently good. Employee Kristi Starr deserves a gold…read morestar(r) for going above and beyond yesterday evening. My wife and I were on our way back to Klamath Falls and ordered a large combination family dinner to be picked up. We did so, and then drove home, about 10 miles away. When we got home, we realized that the chicken we ordered didn't make it into the "to go" bags. I called Wubba's, and Kristi answered the phone, immediately apologizing for the oversight. She said she was wrapping up her shift in 5 minutes, and could personally deliver the chicken to our home. We compromised instead on a halfway meeting place, and she made the effort to personally hand it off, along with a yuuuge, complimentary brownie for dessert. That kind of service is definitely "above and beyond". Thank you, Kristi and Wubba's!

Great ribs!! We were passing through town on a road trip and decided to stop in for lunch. Service…read morewas good, we enjoyed a rack of ribs and then hit the road!!! Cheers !!

I had an exceptional first visit to this local establishment. The service was fantastic and the tap…read morelist was epic. Some really high quality option overall. They had three food trucks available at the time I visited. I tried some of the homemade chips from the hamburger truck and they were pretty legit. I also tried some of the truffle fries that my friend ordered from the mac & cheese truck and I wasn't dissatisfied. The place was pretty lively on a Friday afternoon and it was the perfect place to socialize and have a low-key start to the weekend. I'll definitely be back!

This was a great space with indoor and outdoor seating. We came on a weekday around the early…read moreafternoon so not a lot of people hanging around. They had three food trucks stationed here with some great options. Had a pretty amazing burger and washed that down with a guava beer that really wasn't bad. They had a bunch of beer options and I would've loved to try some more but we were just passing through town and stopping for a bite

Looks are definitely deceiving with this place! It looks like a regular no-very-awesome convenience…read morestore...it may also look like that once you walk in...but take a longer look and you'll see an aisle lined on both sides with nice and varied wines, go further back and you'll see beers stuffed into various shelves, coolers and fridges. These aren't lame beers...these are a lot of microbrews as well as a significant amount of hard-to-find beers (read VERY hard to find in K-Falls). They had one of my favorite beers...Duchesse of Bourgogne (Belgian)...I couldn't believe it. They also have other awesome offerings such as nice cheeses (majority seemed to be from Rogue Creamery...solid). And they serve food...sandwiches, salads, breakfast items. And apparently it is excellent...I stopped by on my way to a buddy's house up the street and I asked him about this place and his words were "Yeah, it's awesome. Their food is great, some of the best in town." So there you go. Prices are good too. The owner needs to fancify the outside a bit so people don't think it's a divey convenience store. Top notch!

The store might be open seven days a week, but there's no sandwiches on Sunday. The guy behind the…read morecounter was a dick about it, too, and spouted off some dumb stuff about "god" or whatever. Dude, you and your god can take a long walk off a short pier.

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.

Food was amazing I got the soup and sandwich combo. I really enjoyed it. The service was goodsread more

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.