Bar was nice and had a lot of room in back as well. Cocktails were not good unfortunately, it felt…read morelike the bartenders had no idea what they were doing.

Came in for a drink with three other friends. We are not familiar with the area at all. Decided to…read morestop in Ashland on the way back to the bay. The male bartender was not the vibe. I actually felt bad for the female bartender as he was being a lot and kind of bossing her around when she was doing her job and actually was just confusing her. The DJ for the night was good. The drinks were overpriced for the place. I would have gabbed more drinks but didn't feel welcome in this place. I ordered the manhattan. It was okay. We also ordered different old fashioned. Only the walnut old fashioned was well balanced. I unfortunately wouldn't recommend.

love the music and atmosphere here. Good stop for cup of Joe and Janes etc.,.,food and pastry are…read morestandard fare.

What a delightful place. The amazing smell of freshly baked bread permeated the parking lot. We…read moreordered a delicious vegetarian burrito. It was perfect, as we were passing through town. A couple inside tables, and many more on the front patio. Right across the street from a friendly animal co-op, so our pup was happy, too.

Great dinner and service for our Friday evening. So surprised by the lovely beet salad. A tower of…read morebeets was so pretty. Never had anything like it. Enjoyed my mocktail and dinner of flat iron steak and mashed potatoes. See pics. Potatoes were nice and creamy. Steak a bit overcooked but tasty. Service was good too.

We were really looking forward to going here with the menu descriptions. We were seated on time and…read moreour server was friendly. The special non-alcoholic drink was very good. It's just when it came time to order, we had to try several times to flag down our server. We started with Northwest Salad (delish) and the Baby Pretzel Bites were the STAR of the evening. Warm, delicious, and exactly what you'd hope they'd be. The cheese sauce dip was a little thin. The Fresh Vegetable Stir-Fry was okay but we never got the side of tofu so had to ask for it when the meal was almost over. Then it was just grilled with no flavor. The server took it off the bill. Prawn Linguine was overly sauced, salty, and spicy, however the prawns were cooked perfectly I'm thinking this is the kind of place you get a drink at the bar and a pile of fries but dinner for 3 (1 beer, 1 na drink, 1 appetizer, 1 salad, 2 mains) was ~$99 all in. Had to get up and go to the bar to get our server again for the bill. *Sigh*. At least it was close to the theatre.

Excellent event venue. Good, helpful people, well equipped, in a convenient location.read more

The Historic Ashland Armory is indeed a barn of a building, and I should know being from Iowa. It's…read morealso not to be confused with the current Armory that's a few miles walk away. That's where you'll find the Rogue Valley Growers Market on Tuesdays. I've walked by, I've entered, and I've been entertained. And back in the Summer of 2011, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) hosted several performances here after the Angus Bowmer theater was suddenly closed due to structural issues.

Always a chill fun vibe with cool regulars and great bar tenders. Music is always killer. Pool…read moretables are kept in great condition.

My new favorite afternoon beer place. I see some reviews from 5 or 6 years ago saying how scary it…read moreis. Well that musta been Pre Danielle, the owner now of what is the most welcoming place. All walks reside at this bar...old , young, male , female...and the staff is super fun. Good beers on tap...including craft and PBR. Tell 'em Wild Bill sent

This was by far the best meal we've had in Ashland in 9 years. The service was stellar. The food…read morewas good, not great, but creative and tasty. The carpaccio was truly wonderful. My husband had the pork chop--a very tasty dish, but the chop was well-done. I had the duck confit. The duck was perfect. The side dish contained pasta, which surprised me, color me illiterate in Italian! But even if I ate pasta, it was sticky and overpowering. The roasted tomatoes and mushrooms in it were worth picking out to enjoy and complemented the duck Our waiter was friendly and helpful. He even brought an extra dessert for our birthdays! The dessert was a bit sweet for our taste (we eat very little sugar, so our taste is not everyone's), but each element was well-prepared, the buttermilk chocolate cake especially. A place to which we'll return for another occasion.

On our last night of theater in Ashland this year we chose Alchemy for dinner. Very close to…read moretheater and a charming setting. The service was excellent and our server even personally showed me where the restroom was. All of the other staff were friendly and attentive. The menu was limited with about eight entrees. We had the warm bread starter which was lovely and served with three butters. My son ordered the steak, rare. Many restaurants do not know how to prepare a rare steak but they did a great job. It was served with potatoes and zucchini. He reports that the zucchini was excellent but the potatoes were a bit dry - nothing special. I ordered the lamb shank and it was incredible. Interesting presentation with the shank on a bed of delicious polenta surrounded by a perfectly prepared variety of squash and drizzled with juices from the roasting pan. For beverages, I ordered the old vine Zinfandel and he had the coconut and mezcal cocktail. The wines by the glass were quite reasonably priced but the cocktail disappointed. The restaurant overall was pleasant and comfortable. We ate on the patio. The landscaping clearly was not a priority. The patio was small so it seemed an odd thing to overlook.

Great service. Nice to sit outside. The food was meh. Chicken sandwich was boring. No flavor…read more Seems like it works be a nice place to go late night and play pool or listen to music, but not eat

Tried it since it changed hands. Solid GF food, but lacks seasoning. Too bland…read more They need to season their rice flour for the batter...

Probably the best and sort of only dive bar in Ashland if you're looking for it - has a pool table,…read morejukebox with tunes and reasonable priced drinks

Fun night out midweek, hearing Adam Harris Band Wednesday. I had no idea there was good jazz in…read moreAshland. A treat for this prof. musician (and retired music teacher).

Everything went well! The food was as terrific. The G&T was…read moreamazing. The ambience was so chill!! Art, music and menu couldn't have been more impressive. The service was top shelf. I wish I could give them 10 stars. When you visit Ashland it's worth your time and money!!

Our best food yet on the trip to Ashland!…read more Complex, well blended flavors, perfect cook and seasoning. Excellent upscale service. Good portion size. Even the butter was amazing. Enjoyed the speakeasy ambiance. Recommend.

Go for the lunch special and the vibes. A year or so ago they opened an outdoor bar area with a big…read morescreen TV with table-side service. It's developed a local cult following for sporting events. We watched most of the World Cup 26 games out there and enjoyed slices and beers. Maybe I'll see you there. Pro tip here is to not sleep on the salads. They are made really well, with balanced flavors and textures. It's a perfect meal to get the lunch special which comes with a salad of your choice (I recommend the Creekside salad) and a slice of pizza. The main issue is if you are a pizza snob (guilty as charged), the bakes on the pizzas are really inconsistent. They often don't use a cooling rack when the pizzas come out, so the crust instantly becomes moist from trapped steam. When the kitchen is slammed, the pizzas are flop city, and sometimes a soupy mess. If they set up quality measures to get a nice crisp crust, they could keep up with their cross-town rivals in the plaza. For now they trail on pizza quality due to inconsistency. Because of all this, I think of Creekside as more of a bar than a specialty pizza place. I enjoy it for what it is, which is pretty darn good.

On our way to California we stopped to get lunch in downtown Ashland. Stumbled upon this wonderful…read morelocation. Not only was the vibe fun (it really is "creekside") but the indoor space was cute, quiet, relaxing. As a plant-based eater I was able to find a sandwich there that could be modified to vegan, and it was delicious. My husband had a slice of pizza and salad and really liked it too. It's on our list of places to stop at next time we are going through the area!