This is a hangout breakfast spot for my circle of friends. Over the years that we've been eating at…read moreLa Baguette, I've become friendly with the owner, Merrill. If you don't have a problem with carbs, try the Blueberry Bagel (it's stuffed with cream cheese and blueberries). It's insane, and I may have gained 30 pounds when I ate 1-2 of their housemade bagels per day, and now I can't eat them anymore. The music is the main attraction, though if you love carbs the way I do, try the housemade bread.

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

Great bike destination from Ashland. Yummy pulled pork, fresh salad and London Fog tea. Will be…read moreback!

This café, set in a beautifully reclaimed vintage train station just off the highway in Talent, is…read morea charming stop. The shaded patio by a garden and train tracks makes for a lovely setting, and we appreciated the woman-run, team-driven approach. Unfortunately, the food we had here didn't quite hit the mark for us. The breakfast sandwich was overly buttered with the eggs runny and undercooked, despite our requesting them a medium doneness. The huevos rancheros had a mix of flavors (pico de gallo, tomatillo and a sour dairy sauce) that didn't quite come together. We'd come back for the atmosphere and try other menu items next time--we really wanted to love this place.

Service is quick and the food is excellent. Early Sunday…read moremorning and the vibe is energetic with the background music. Would return in the future when we pass by Medford!

One day we hopped in the car and said, "Let's drive down to Medford for the night." We found a…read morecheap hotel and as chance would have it, this little bakery was right around the corner. It is a small, intimate space where we were greeted with a big smile by the hostess and our waiter came by soon after we were seated. It was a chilly walk around the corner so I was looking for a hot coffee to warm me up. Having never been here before I opted for the special of the day, which was something with lavender in it, and I was surprised at the delicate way the latte both supported the robust coffee flavor and the delicate lavender addition. It was better than I anticipated and I knew that we had stumbled upon a gem of a spot that emphasized quality of what they serve. Now, for breakfast, I love a good gravy but I am always disappointed by my order. The country gravy is usually too thin, to bland, too chunky with some sort of meat product, and too small of quantity to really enjoy a good biscuit with it. With this skepticism in mind, I ordered the "The Works" assuming at the very least, the addition of fried eggs and ham were good enough to eat on its own when the gravy, which I also assume will disappoint me, runs dry. I apologize for my assumptions, ButterCloud Bakery, because I was served a thick, seasoned, peppery gravy and plenty of it. This is actually the best gravy I have ever ordered from a restaurant, if I was not traveling, I might have bought a few sides of this delicious concoction and brought it home for the next several mornings! Nothing skimpy on my plate. My husband ordered the beef and blue and devoured every last bite. I managed to steal a few bites off his plate and was pleasantly surprised, I did not expect to like it as much as I did. I stole a few more bites when he was in the bathroom! We left very satisfied with our meal, our drinks, and our service. Fast forward a few months later and we are traveling with my parents to California and we insisted that we stopped by ButterCloud Bakery to share our gem of a find. My mom considers herself quite the cook and she also was skeptical of the gravy. One bite and her eyes popped...she was also impressed. This time round I had the scone and gravy and enjoyed every last bite. My mom tried a specialty hot chocolate and I, again, had the latte special of the day, both were rich with flavor. Our second round at ButterCloud Bakery did not disappoint and we have decided it will be our go-to spot when we are in the area, there is still a lot of menu items to try!

Top notch ice cream and sundaes - always busy always a nice place after the OSF plays or to break…read moreup your shopping day in Ashland

This is the only business that's open, after we've had dinner, for ice cream. There's a line as we…read moreentered. But like my husband, many were sad that they couldn't order Hot Fudge Sundae. Their hot fudge machine wasn't working! This is actually the first time we ate this brand ice cream! I would have had my own ice cream, it was too expensive, and Son #2 ended up not getting any, \he changed his mind, he didn't want to get in line! We only went, for hubby's Hot Fudge Sundae, instead, he ordered something of what a little kid would have ordered. See photo.

This place is something special - one of a kind in the United States. A business seemingly founded…read moreand run not for financial profit but on principle for the profit of people. The owner/manager and facilitator of the drop-in group session both believe in the power of fungi and are clearly on a mission to spread awareness and destigmatize ancient remedies. This is achieved by a really relaxed staff, cozy atmosphere with an excellent setting, offering lots of options from social areas to private retreats, board games to yoga mats, water and frankly the most affordable food in all downtown Ashland. It's prepackaged but well curated. Finally, the microdose itself was the standard introductory dose everyone is required to complete before increasing doses. (Remember to complete your paperwork 24 hours before your first dose as required by law). The more experienced psychonaught of the group spoke highly of the product offered and its effects. And the prices are literally the cheapest in Oregon so far as we can tell. We will definitely be returning and are proud of having this rare space in Ashland.

Very unsafe and unwelcoming place. Walked in on the owner yelling at a customer. Heard him say he…read moredoesn't even like mushrooms or take them himself. Why did he start this business then? I guess he thought he could get rich from people needing help. Won't be going back.

I stopped in on my way through town. I had a yummy quiche and a cup of coffee. The person working…read morebehind the counter was very friendly and let me know a little bit of history about the town. It was quite quaint.

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

The review is solely based on an Americano and the ambiance. The space is ample and seating has…read moreplenty of room. The staff was really friendly and the Americano I ordered was excellent. The only small critique is that given how busy the spot was the coffee took a while to get made and delivered to our table so I would be cautious if you are in a hurry and the place looks crowded. Also, given the high ceilings sound reverberated through the space which didn't bother me, but if you are looking for uber quiet, if the place is busy it may not be for you. Given the ample space I see a lot of options like having live music. All in all really impressed and can't wait to go back and try some food!

I ordered the Gnocchi alla sorrentina as I didn' wasn't sure what it was: gnocchi in a thick tomato…read moresoup with a layer of cheese on top and came in a small red pot. There was no spoon, so I couldn't drink the soup. The drip coffee was very strong and bitter--Italian style, I assume. It wasn't a filling lunch. Staff were efficient and friendly. The ambiance is very coffee shop with small tables and some couches.

Love the coffee. Best coffee in town and love the fast service as I travel a lot and need a the…read morebest coffee. Thank you Ariana for the best service.

Great baristas, unique breakfast items and ambiance is fabulous. Located centrally and a zillion…read moretime better than Starbucks down the road.

Great Service & Delicious Food @ Parkside Cafe in Medford, OR. !…read more We were warmly greeted upon entry, encouraged to pick a spot, and enjoyed our time here on a Friday morning. Nice, comfortable atmosphere, like usual. Wonderful holiday decor throughout. I appreciate them keeping the clear dividers between the booths to provide more privacy for each party. We had the pleasure of listening to a gentleman who played the guitar and had a wonderful singing voice serenade one of the Owners. It was her birthday! Crepes were savory and delicious. Bacon crispy. Coffee flavorful. Great breakfast.

Parkside has the BEST breakfasts in the Rogue Valley. Great…read morefood, great friendly staff, very fair prices and a fun, enjoyable atmosphere. I'm ALWAYS happy to go there. It feels like family. It's my favorite restaurant in the valley.

We came in as the last customers on a seemingly quiet Sat night, which was great for us as we had 3…read moreyoung kids in tow. The restaurant was clean, spacious but cozy, and nicely decorated. We were warmly welcomed upon arrival, and the nice gentleman who served us, as well as the owner who came by to greet us, were very accommodating and kind. Service was simply wonderful, and we couldn't be more appreciative esp given our 2yo twins were quite chatty and a bit disruptive. For the food, the kids' menu was perfect for our kids (and at such a good price!) They ate all their rice and nuggets. I had a lovely Korean ginger tea that really hit the spot on a chilly night. Highly recommend. As for our meal, I enjoyed the dolsot bibimbap, though I did wished their gochujang was spicier (understandably, they were catering to a more local palate). My husband enjoyed his curry rice, which was comforting and reminded him of home cooking. Having grown up in Annandale VA, I do appreciate good, authentic Korean food. While this was not to the spicy palate I was craving, it was still good cooking, and given the amazing service and nice ambiance, I would definitely return next time we pass through Medford.

I had thee best experience i've ever had tonight in this amazing restaurant. The service was top…read morenotch, and the food was incredible! Not only was everything hot with intense flavor, but when i needed my soup extra spicy there was absolutely no fuss whatsoever. The ambience could not have been more perfect, with soft music and ambient lighting you couldn't help but feel right at home while looking at all of the painting and decor. If i could give this place 10 stars i would! (with a picture of my completely empty bowl at the end)