Terrific place to hang out for a drink, relax on one of the couches with a book and enjoy a tasty…read morebite from one of their menu items. We had a small dried fruit, olive and almonds plate along with a half smoked salmon flatbread and a caprese flatbread and all was super delicious and perfect to share.

The ambiance of this place is great. The bartender is lovely. We had lots of small bites and…read moredrinks. They didn't have a lot of hearty eats, but I believe I ordered a beef empenada that was plenty good. Seating near the patio/street area is lovely with lots of light.

This restaurant has a great vibe, situated in an old home. The food is great, we've been there…read moremultiple times and always loved our meals. The service is good, we've been there with our family and with a large group, and they have always been very patient and friendly. Alchemy is in my top 3 favorite places for a dressy dinner when we are visiting Ashland. The only slightly negative thing I have to say is that we were there celebrating a birthday once and at the end of the meal our server brought out a candle on a small, flat ceramic dish. The birthday girl's comment was, "You just spent $300 on dinner and all they brought me for my birthday was a candle?" It seemed a little chintzy since most places will give you an actual dessert, not just a candle, but at least they brought a candle. Other than that tiny little thing, we still love to eat here and will be back when visiting in the future.

Nice place for a date night in Ashland, which we stopped by on our drive from Seattle to the Bay…read moreArea. I ordered the petit tender and my fiancé ordered the Alchemist's Creation. The latter changes seasonally--in our case it was a dashi broth with a variety of local mushrooms and vegetables. Both dishes were good, with my steak cooked perfectly and the mashed potatoes amazingly creamy without tasting too buttery; the dashi broth was delicious as well. We also split the steak tartare, the house bread, and the chips & dip (seasonal special) as appetizers. With the exception of the chips & dip, the appetizers were good but nothing outstanding. The chips & dip, however, were REALLY GOOD! I did not know you could elevate potato chips like that, but their house-made chips are delicious and I would highly recommend trying them. Both my fiancé and I were not a huge fan of the sauce (just a little too creamy, it's really smooth though so if you like creamy sauces you'll probably enjoy it!), but just eating the plain chips was amazing. They even brought us a second serving of chips for free since we hadn't used all of the dip! We also ordered a pear tart for dessert which I would also recommend getting! Delicious crust and good pear flavor.

Bar Juillet: Where Perfect Cocktails Meet Perfect Fried Chicken…read more Bar Juillet has quickly become one of our absolute favorite go-to spots in Ashland and Southern Oregon. It all starts with the best fried chicken you'll find anywhere in the region. Hands down. This restaurant and cocktail bar delivers on every front. The cocktails are crafted with real skill and balance, and their wine list is outstanding a thoughtful mix of local favorites and world-renowned producers that shows just how seriously they take their program. I've eaten here multiple times, and one thing you can always count on is consistency. The service is warm and attentive, the food is always executed beautifully, and the atmosphere makes it easy to settle in and enjoy the night. They do get busy on weekends, so reservations are smart, but even if you end up waiting, it's absolutely worth it. And if you can grab a seat at the bar, do it. The bartenders here make it an experience all on its own. Reliable, delicious, and truly one of Ashland's standout spots. Bar Juillet never disappoints.

I'm saddened. I've…read moreworked in restaurants my entire adult life. As a chef at two James Beard-winning restaurants, a server, owner, and consultant, I have dedicated my life to the food industry and the people within it. I'm from Ashland, and I was so happy when places like this started showing up in my hometown. Good food and atmosphere can be so hard to find. Coming home to Ashland can be a true oasis for my family. My wife and I have made it our life's mission to make our daughter feel equal and included. Our daughter was born with a rare condition called AMC and does not have normal function in any of her limbs. She currently spends 3-4 days a week in physical therapy to continue building strength so her body and organs can function properly. We were visiting family at the park and suggested stopping in for a beverage and snacks to escape the heat after a long day. We typically plan everything ahead to ensure wherever we go can accommodate my daughter's wheelchair and needs. When we arrived, we thought, "Wow, perfect, she can wheel right in and up to one of the many open tables." Once we were "greeted" by the host, I realized we were not who she wanted to deal with. Three kids, three adults, a stroller, and a wheelchair. She looked like she wanted nothing to do with us, like we were dirt on her shoe. "No reservation," she said. I replied, "Yeah, so sorry, we figured since it was a Monday night right when you opened, and there were only two two-tops seated, we could probably find somewhere to sit." I reassured her we would not stay long enough to impact reservations at the larger front tables, which usually have reserved markers on them but did not at the time. We could all feel that she didn't want to seat us, and we left despite me practically begging to make something work for us, because I know she could have if she wanted to. Being from the industry, I understand what kids can do to an atmosphere, and I know a lot of restaurant workers don't enjoy dealing with other people's children. But when we went outside and my daughter cried and said, "They didn't want me there" So I loaded my daughter's wheelchair back into the car so I could carry her up the stairs at Brickroom, where one employee was working the entire place and took amazing care of us, I might add. We resorted to a booster seat for my daughter since she couldn't use her wheelchair there. She ended up falling out of the seat and slamming onto the hardwood floor. She cried and was embarrassed. The young man tending bar while also waiting every table rushed over with a bag of ice to comfort her. It was honestly touching how kind he was. When we left Brickroom, we had spent more time there than we originally intended to spend at Bar Juliet. As we walked back by Bar Juliet, we noticed the restaurant was still only about half full, and one of the large front tables had remained open the entire time from around 4:10 until 5:40 when we walked by again. I had to stop and ask the host why she couldn't have seated us considering that table never filled. Her only explanation was, "Our kitchen is slow getting food out." Such an incredibly weak excuse. I hope she understands she was wrong and that she made my daughter feel unwanted simply because accommodating us wasn't convenient for her. I have never left a review in my life, but I was so saddened and disgusted by this experience that I felt I had to.

Food was amazing. The staff were friendly, kind, and helpful. Vibes were immaculate. 5 stars, will…read morereturn.

Great food, service and experience. Highly recommend this restaurant. We will return!read more

Me and my friends went to beaux club for my birthday. While there, my friends went to use the…read morerestroom where a man attempted to pull her into the locked women's bathroom. She ran and told the bartenders what occurred and we ended up leaving shortly after. I called to find out what the outcome was, and I was told "we cut him off and told him to respect other people's boundaries". Right. After what could've been an assault. Nice to know another bar in ashland doesn't care about women's safety. Don't go here if you value your friends having a safe fun night out

In the early evening, this is a great, chill bar to start a pub crawl or have happy hour before…read moredinner. The service is extremely friendly, the music is classic, the drinks are reliable, and the atmosphere and design (probably the best part) is moody and cozy.

And I'm back, clearly nothing has changed because I had absolutely no business ordering two pizzas,…read morepotato wedges, wings, and chocolate cake. The second I saw on IG that their special was (what I call) a bánh mì-inspired pizza, I knew it had my name written all over it. It was absolutely outstanding, and honestly, I wish I had eaten it there because it deserved to be enjoyed fresh. The pepperoni is still a favorite every single time. The potato wedges remain undefeated, but LORDT... dipping them in the chimichurri sauce (because I like making adventurous sauce choices) took them to a whole new level. The wings weren't my personal favorite, but once I gave them the chimichurri treatment, everything was right again. And finally... the chocolate cake. I obviously had to get right into it (I have no picture to show for it). I generously shared two bites with my significant other before happily devouring the rest myself. No regrets.

It's nice to see so many great reviews for this place. For me, it was good--but not for the price…read more We planned on splitting a pizza, but that really wasn't realistic. It was barely enough for one person, about the same size as a Blaze pizza. It was surprising to see this kind of trendy spot in the area--and honestly, where did all the hipsters come from? This might be a fun place to take out-of-town guests, but as a regular go-to when you're hungry and want something really satisfying, I'd probably skip it.

Brickroom is easily one of the coolest spots in town. It has that perfect "chic-meets-rustic"…read moreaesthetic with exposed brick and large windows that let in a ton of natural light. If the weather is nice, definitely try to snag a seat on the deck--the view overlooking Lithia Creek is stunning and adds such a relaxing vibe to the meal.

We ate dinner with friends here recently. The service was top-notch. The food was not only…read moredelicious, but the presentation was beautiful. We all ordered stacked beet salad. If you like beets, this is a definite salad that you need to order and it's easily shareable. Three people at our table also ordered the flat iron steak, which was so tender they didn't even need a knife to cut it. We will definitely be returning in the future.

That's a catchy name to this restaurant and bar "5 O'clock Somewhere Bar and Grill"! I guess that's…read morea line out of a country song. This place is part of the casino. My guys on my crew went to try their luck, so me and the one other girl on my crew decided to just come here for dinner. It's a pretty modern looking place and has lots of outdoor dining if that's what you want. Neither of us felt like a big meat centric meal, like big ass burger or steak. We got seated by a nice staff member and our server was very friendly and answered all our food questions. I decided on one of the flatbreads as did my co-worker. The flatbreads are kinda like pizzas, but shaped more long and not as heavy with the cheese and sauces. She ordered a salad as well. The food came out looking nice and appetizing and tasted good. The flat breads were nice an hot, so no sitting around on the warming tray for too much time. I hate it when food come out cold ... except salads of course. We just hung out till one of the guys gambling called. I figure they either lost their money or won some money! This is a decent place to eat especially if you're staying here at the hotel.

My husband and I had discussed whether to try this restaurant based on reviews. On the positive end…read moreof things, the server was prompt and polite when we arrived. After the food was delivered to our table she disappeared. I had to ask a bus boy to get our server to bring us our check. During our dining experience there were young teen boys running around the restaurant. It was very disruptive to a dining experience. The food was marginal, and that is a generous description. My husband was served a beer with lime without a cooled glass. I grimaced watching him try to get the lime slice into the can. We ordered the onion rings, BBQ chicken flatbread, nachos, and a basic salad. The nachos were horrible. There was something very wrong with the chips and the cheese. The guacamole was not fresh. We sent it back. The onion rings were ok, the flatbread was borderline, and the salad I took home and fed to my chickens. Also, I spent all evening in the bathroom after eating their food. Never again! My husband's gut can take almost anything, and he had no issues. The atmosphere is casino good taste. This is not a place I would recommend for locals looking for a good date night or meal. It's best left to those who are gambling and drinking and don't realize what awful food they are being served.

Food yum Service quick…read moreAmbiance casual First time here (5) stars welcoming as soon as you walk in (5) stars clean inside and out (5) stars from start to finish friendly and smooth (5) stars menu is organized in proper groups amount listed and reflected on the bill correctly ------------- The chile verde And Enchiladas We're disappointing the meat was tuff and smelled bad Hopefully just an off day but idk..say I can't say wether to try it or stay away However I grabbed the birria tacos they were awesome fresh..see pictures ----lots of onion and cilantro in the consome broth (dip for the tacos) Definitely recommend this place

We stopped by Las Margaritas during a road trip through California for a light meal and to try…read moretheir happy hour. The restaurant was clean, and the female staff member who helped us was friendly and upbeat. At first, we were given the regular menu with no happy hour listed, but when we asked, she promptly brought us the happy hour menu. Happy hour is available Tuesday-Friday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. I ordered a Mojito, and watching it being made was a bit amusing--the bartender shook the cocktail shaker very slowly. It lacked the usual bar energy, giving the place a more casual feel. For food, I had two asada street tacos, which were simple and easy to eat but fairly average in flavor. My husband ordered the Chile Relleno, which was very cheesy and a bit too rich for his taste. Overall, the service was pleasant and the happy hour makes it a convenient stop, but the food didn't quite stand out.

Not our 1st time here and not our last. Every road trip from…read moreSan Francisco requires a stop over here. FAB hotel next door as well, where we stayed, which I will write up separately. I shall also mention this is a Truck Stop, but not your usual. Before we headed our for our last drive to the Oregon coast, we had breakfast here. Wilma was our server and she was FAB. Everything you would expect from a gal named Wilma. Open 24 hours and breakfast served all day. Funny, engaging and very attentive as we dined on their "Traditional Breakfast" - $14.99 which was HUGE. Which consisted of the following: Two eggs*any style, hash browns, and toast or biscuit, plus bacon, turkey sausage or sausage. Big shout out to Wilma, hope she is your server. We will be back, but next time we shall "split the breakfast", unless you are starving :-)

Came to get some food about 15-30 minutes before they closed and when I tried to order the server…read moresaid he dose not feel like making me some food because he wants to leave smh