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.

What a gem of a stop during our road trip! This place has everything you could want in one cozy…read morespot--fresh, crafty sandwiches, homemade bagels, baked goods, excellent coffee, and even beer on tap. Total win! We stumbled upon it thanks to Yelp (thank you, reviewers!), and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with board games available if you feel like taking a break and staying a while. It's the kind of place that instantly makes you feel welcome. We ordered a couple of sandwiches and were blown away by how fresh everything was. The bread was soft and flavorful, the meat perfectly seasoned, and I loved that they used buttery lettuce instead of the usual sad iceberg--such a small touch, but it made the sandwich feel that much more thoughtful and healthy. Highly recommend stopping here if you're passing through. Whether you're in the mood for a great coffee, a filling bite, or just a relaxing break, this place checks all the boxes. Grateful we found it!

Had a wonderful evening here with a friend. Absolutely beautiful, amazing local wine selection,…read moredelicious food pairings. We will absolutely be back! We got the butter board (sweet with lemon zest), artichoke dip, and the wine flight. Everything was incredibly fresh and beautifully paired. Wine flight was top notch from a variety of local wineries. Service was wonderful.

After buying 2 bottles of wine and a beer, thought the tasting flight should be free or reduced…read morecharge. Otherwise prices were comparable.

I'm going in a limb and saying these are the best cocktails in Ashland. No nonsense. Pure and…read moresimple. Served with a smile! The place has a nice vibe too. Good music. There's one piece of art that doesn't fit into the motif.... See if you can find it

My girlfriend and I stopped in to check out the place today and had a drink at the bar. I got up to…read moreuse the restroom and tripped on a very dangerous and dimly light step by the bar. I fell hard onto the concrete floor, injuring my knee and felt very humiliated. One of the bar tenders told the owner I "biffed it" and they shrugged it off and went about their business. I was not even offered a complimentary drink! They are lucky they haven't gotten sued. It's definitely a hazard and should be fixed. Thank you for a horrible experience and a very overpriced drink! Cheers!

The vibes are always welcoming, as if you're a part of the family. Speaking of, the family who owns…read morethis is highly involved in their community and upstanding. I've held meetings here, worked with them on non-profit fundraisers and enjoyed a glass solo. Each and every experience has been wonderful!

Nice find while driving north from the Sacramento area. Nice menu of small plates and lots of wine…read moreand beer choices. If we're ever in Yreka again, we'll stop by.

This is a must-try restaurant if going out to eat in Mount Shasta. The wife and I have eaten here…read moreat least 20x and have only had one sub-par dish. Chef knows how to make and use sauces. Plating is always nice. Many wines by the glass. Very good service and friendly staff and owners. Mount Shasta is fortunate to have many good restaurants. This one is a little more expensive than the others on main street. If you want a burger, go to one of the other places. If you are looking for an elevated meal in an unpretentious environment check out Baldovinos. This is the best place in town and I would put them up against the top restaurants in big cities. And, if you are from one of those big cities you will think the prices are low. Secret - not on their website as of writing this review. They are open for Sunday brunch from 10am - 2pm with a wonderful menu of dishes from sweet to savory. We have hit this twice now and had excellent meals both times.

Brunch at Baldovino's Wine Bar & Kitchen, Mt. Shasta, CA…read more We had an excellent Sunday brunch at Baldovino's Wine Bar & Kitchen, and it was exactly the kind of relaxed, elevated meal you hope for. The restaurant has a stylish, cozy vibe--dark walls with beautiful local artwork. The Sunday brunch menu is thoughtfully curated with a nice mix of savory and sweet options, all sounding fresh and seasonal. We started with a bottle of Campo dei Sassi Prosecco (extra dry, Treviso) and with pomegranate and orange juice mimosas. The Prosecco was crisp, bubbly, and perfect for brunch--light enough to pair with everything without being too sweet. For the main event, I went for the daily special: Crab Cake Benedict. It was outstanding. Two perfectly poached eggs sat atop a crispy crab cake and thick cut sourdough covered in a rich, glossy hollandaise sauce with capers. The herb-roasted potatoes on the side were golden and perfectly seasoned--crispy on the outside, fluffy inside. The dish was beautifully plated with microgreens and herbs, and it tasted every bit as good as it looked. My husband ordered the Cubano (also a special), which came as a pressed, golden-toasted sandwich loaded with ham, melted cheese, and a perfectly lightly fried egg on excellent local sourdough-style bread. It was served with more of those fantastic herb potatoes and looked incredibly satisfying--crispy, gooey, and classic with a brunch twist. Portions were generous, the service felt attentive and warm, and everything came out hot and fresh. The menu also had tempting options like Tomato Basil Mozzarella Scramble, Chive Biscuit & Sausage Gravy, Avocado Toast, Croque Monsieur, and sweets like French Toast and Dutch Baby--plenty to choose from for future visits. Overall, Baldovino's delivers a high-quality, flavorful brunch in a charming setting. The food is creative without being fussy, the drinks hit the spot, and the whole experience feels special yet comfortable. Highly recommend if you're in Mt. Shasta--perfect for a leisurely Sunday brunch meal with a glass (or bottle) of something bubbly. We'll definitely be back!

We came to Dunsmuir for a long weekend. We ran to the market for a few things and were so glad we…read morespotted the wine sign along the street. We followed the hill down and popped in. We were welcomed by Lindsey and a couple regular customers. It's a cute little place with a small, but mighty selection of wines personally picked out by the owners. I loved to hear how they travel around California and Oregon looking for new wine options. I was able to sip before committing, which is always appreciated. My husband is more of a beer drinker, and again a small selection, but nice choices for those non wine drinkers. If you need a pick me up, they also had locally roasted coffee. They do have some little snacks as well. We had such a nice experience that we went back the next day. Lindsey gave us some great recommendations for trails and for a nice dinner in Mt. Shasta. We ended up using most of her recommendations - all which were great! If you are looking for great wine and service, this is definitely the spot. We will definitely be back if we are in the area again!

The lighting and simple, clean atmosphere of this little bar feel welcoming and warm. Cobra Lily…read morehas a great selection of beverages without overloading the menu. Pristine bathroom and stylish minimalist decor emphasized with local photography and art. We had a great visit with friends and I think they even let us stay a bit later than closing time without making us feel rushed. I will visit every time I come through!

Love this place! Came upon it as I was walking through downtown Ashland and it had a nice looking…read moreinterior with high ceilings. A happy hour menu was posted in the window-from 4-5pm every day of the week. We got in during happy hour and were able to score one of the few outdoor creekside tables. It was super pleasant to be able to sit outside and hear the creek while eating delicious food. Ordered the house made blackberry soda-pretty good. Also had the happy hour fried chicken and hh burger, as well as the scallops off of the main menu. The burger was thick and juicy. My kids and husband said the fries were some of the best they've had-crispy exterior and soft interior. Fried chicken had a light crispy coating on the outside and the honey Aleppo mixture was great, though son said it could've used a little more salt. My scallops were some of the best scallops I've ever had before--so well cooked and perfectly seasoned and with these thinly sliced snap peas that were just barely blanched that added texture and freshness to the dish. For dessert I had the olive oil cake with fresh berries--so delicious and perfect way to top off the meal. Service was pretty good. Would def be back!

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.

Love the colorful vibe of the place. The lady running the place is really knowledgeable of all the…read moreselections available

I stopped by to check out this new shop and I love the ambience. They have a really unique…read moreselection.

Stopped by here on the way through town. Thought we would stop by. As soon as we walked in we…read morewere greeted and felt welcomed. Very nice and friendly staff member. She gave us a wine tasting and it was good. We visited for a little bit and even took some wine home with us. Would definitely come here again. We would maybe become wine club member but we are from socalif.

Awesome people. Great vibe. It's clearly a new winery but the back story of this family is pretty…read moreamazing. Go in have a nice glass of wine and good food but make sure to ask about the history.