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.

Debbie and I were referred to Overeasy. At first sight it is welcoming. The real treat is inside…read more First I will start with the service. Tatiana, Valentina. Those two made the whole experience. Young beautiful Columbian women. They brought every bit of thier culture to make you feel welcome. We will go back just to see those 2. The food. Presentation a 10. The coffee strong robust dark flavor a 7. Patty sausage. I believe had the sage flavor good. Overall. On a scale of 1-10. A 10 for sure. It sits in an alleyway. Your first experience will make yiu go back. We live in G.P. Nice to have somewhere to go. Music Karol G. Listen Listen. Thank you OVEREASYno

Cute little cafe serving some delicious breakfast. I ordered the spinach mushroom omelette on…read morepotato cake and it was better than I expected. Had great flavor, delicious sauce accompaniment and portion was just right. Servers were super nice as well. Wish I was in town for another night to try some of the other dishes.

This is the GOAT breakfast spot of Ashland. They serve all the usual classics with finesse and…read morelove. The bacon comes crisp, the pancakes fluffy, the omelettes delicate, and the hash browns seared beautifully. Beyond that, they push their menu to incorporate delicious, more elevated ingredients. The smoked bacon omelette is a banger. If you like the carmelized flavor of French onion soup, you'll love this! So rich and deep with umami flavor, melding with diced bacon and fontina cheese. The Belgian waffle is also intense with bits of walnut and bacon baked in, which collides beautifully with hot maple syrup. So delicious! Lastly, I like to champion breakfast spots that have the courage to deliver expertly done hash browns. Breadboard doesn't even try, with the usual "home fries" cop-out (that nobody loves but will tolerate). Brothers serves hash browns, but they're usually soggy and falling apart. Not the case here. You get a nice, flat, crisp, rigid slab of hashbrowns, ready to accompany your main. Overall this is my number one spot for an Ashland breakfast. Definitely worth the small drive from downtown.

The service is wonderful, the food is amazing, the drinks are very nice, the portions are kind…read morenuts. Cute little spot with a great ambiance. We got the special mushroom crepe, two orders of the salted caramel breve (hot and cold), and the eggs florentine with the fried polenta side. Highly recommend.

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!

Buttercloud used to be a 10/10 experience. I have been here 3 times recently really wanting and…read morehoping for what I'd come to expect and the food has just been frankly disappointing. I tried the salmon scramble which was tiny and ok. I had a very mediocre omelette.... I figured maybe I was just ordering the wrong thing. But then I had the brisket sandwich which had always been amazingly - the biscuit was overdone, the brisket was dry and tasted old. For a 14$ sandwich I kind of need it to be amazing for it to be worth it. Hopefully the kitchen will turn it around because I used to really love this place. The coffee was great- as always

Been living in the area for a little over a year now, and just recently heard about Ceremony!…read more Dudes...this is seriously tough to beat! These guys reeeeeally know what they're doing!

Unusual and tastely pastries. So good im going tomorrow to pick some up for a friends retirement…read morebreakfast party. Service has always been patient and attentive. I highly recommend!

This charming restaurant, renovated from its former vehicle mechanics shop past, offers a nice mix…read moreof food that will please both vegetarians and meat lovers, from plain palettes to more adventurous types. Service was relaxed and friendly. A good locals restaurant that we look forward to returning to.

Ordered Butter chicken, first bite bit into something hard, my boyfriend tried it also bit into…read moresomething hard. Large pieces of cardigan is what the waitress said. If wasnt edible not worth a chipped tooth. No offer to refund. Ill be gathering elsewhere in the future!

Love this place ! Good food, delicious scones & muffins, wonderful service and attention! Wish we…read morehad one in Medford !!

I love diners, run down Americana, and old institutional restaurants that have stood the test of…read moretime, surviving despite changing tastes and styles. All this is to say that I was primed to enjoy the Breadboard. Great setting and views; in addition, the staff were friendly and pleasant. I ordered their omelette Olé, which was fine. But their home fries were flavorless, and one of the keys to a good diner is having your potatoes dialed in. Nope. I ended up at a counter, because they were busy, and the table service was sticky. Eww. Not uncleaned, but an old surface that has absorbed years of dirt and grease so that no rag will correct it. A bathroom wall was also sticky. Time to close down for a few days, get a crew in there to sand some surfaces down and restain or paint things. If they did that and paid more attention to their nondescript potatoes, they would earn five stars from me. But when the counter you serve customers at is sticky and uncared for, what must the kitchen be like?

Friendly, efficient waitresses and service! Great tasting…read more food, cook knows his dishes and how to put it together !! Try the hash browns! They are so good! Ambiance good.

Fun 1950's road diner feel, and super nice staff. Popped in for breakfast before heading to Home…read moreDepot. They overcooked something, then were super attentive to make it right. That's all I can ask for, because everyone makes mistakes. Coffee is diner strength, so on the lighter side.

Wifey surprised me with a box of elegant chocolates for Valentine's Day from Zi Spice Cafe…read more(pronounced Zee) in Ashland. They are melt-in-your-mouth delicious and looked like little polished celestial planets packed in a precious box of 9! This "hidden gem" (pardon the cliché) opened last year by Razia Hayden (owner & chef) and often has live music being played on the enclosed patio. She serves unique savory dishes, inventive desserts and beverages based on her knowledge of global seasonings, rooted in Mediterranean flavors. Most everything is gluten-free, locally sourced and made with spices originating from India, Indonesia, North Africa and the Middle East. I feel a certain kinship with Razia, since her dishes combine spices and flavors that aren't pulled from a cookbook or 3rd party recipe, but purely from her own creative chops, travels and heart. Before diving into her handcrafted chocolate bonbons filled with various creams and ganache (fair trade cacao BTW), I first enjoyed their French toast to prime my sweet-tooth. It comes with three slices of their house-made bread, soaked in an orange blossom custard, finished with a dollop of saffron whipped cream. Other menu items include: Lamb Pilaf with Saffron Rice, Turkish Eggs, Harissa Chicken Crunch, and a unique cardamom-spiced coffee to mention a few. I'll be back to try more! Truth...

Great food made by great people -- Zi Spice Cafe is a must-do in Ashland!…read more Ivan and Savannah make this place as great as it is. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and talented! Their passion for their work is evident and it pays dividends. Specifically from the menu, I highly recommend all of the following (i.e. everything I had): - Kebab Street Sandwich - Eggplant Sandwich - Lamb Pilaf W/Saffron Rice - Root Remedy (Ginger, Turmeric, Pineapple, Orange, And Black Pepper) - Any Chocolate! But the entire rest of the menu looks great too and I look forward to trying more! The vibe of the cafe itself is warm and comfortable; a place of warmth on a cold winter's day, and I'm sure also a cool retreat on a hot summer's day.

The day I decided to come here last year, they were closed! I was so disappointed. I read really…read moregreat things, so I made it a point to come here when I came up for graduation. This is a small, unassuming little bakery with a couple of tables out in front. The young woman was friendly when I came in, told her my sad story from last year, and looked at all their baked goods. I decided on a pecan sticky bun and a zucchini chocolate muffin. I didn't eat them until the next day, but I'm telling you, gluten free baked goods taste great the next day! It was like I just picked them up! If I was staying longer, I would've bought a loaf of bread. This is a really great place to come to. They even ship!

Every pass through Phoenix must include a stop at this amazing bakery! Their selection rotates by…read moreseason so there is always something new to try! This time we selected an everything bagel bomb...I think that's what it's called but to me is just called breakfast they are always out at the grants Pass growers market on Saturdays, thankfully as it's a lot closer for us. The bakers and other employees are such a delight to speak with, as everyone always seems to be in the best mood...like they genuinely love their jobs!