Worst experience ever in a dispensary. Flower samples stale and when asked I'd I could see fresh I…read morewas told no. Really??? You purposely chase away business with a rude lady ?????

best dispensary in town!!!! riley is absolutely amazing!!!! i "highly" recommend all come visit…read morebreeze!!! riley needs a raise!!!!!

This is a great Ashland health food store in between Main Street and Siskiyou Boulevard on the…read morecorner of Oak Street at Siskiyou Boulevard across the street from the Wells Fargo Bank parking lot. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and very helpful.

We love this little shoppe! Very helpful and knowledgeable…read more We highly recommend them!

Food was different and very flavorful. If I lived here, I'd be eating there often to try the…read moreentire menu. Our waiter was outstanding and the inside was very inviting. Don't wait too long because this place fills up fast. Only the Thai place down the street filled up faster.

Interesting and delicious Indonesian food. I had the Ayam. Amat the grilled chicken thighs with a…read morewonderful marinade with rice and green beans. Delicious! Generous portions. Very pleasant service and nice atmosphere.

SO happy we chose this spot! Service is stupendous:…read morefriendly, accommodating, knowledgeable, fun. The Kare-Kare is amazing: the peanut sauce was delectable, and the braised beef just seemed to melt away. Love the green mango salad. Julienne cut mango, perfectly ripened for the dressing for a not-too-sweet blend of flavorings. Perfect. Can accommodate gluten-free. I'll be back again very soon.

Should you eat here? My recommendation is:…read more Yes, if you've stopped by every "New American" eatery in Ashland and want to relive your youthful visit to the Philippines and can't find any other place. No, if you're expecting perfect execution of the classics. Half of what you'd eat here, is more along the lines of "Pinoy-inspired". If you go here, be aware: - There is no fish sauce on the table - There is no vinegar chili sauce on the table - There is no salt on the table - A lot of the dishes here are missing many, many traditional ingredients. Many of which can be pre-stocked ahead of time or grown locally, so there shouldn't be a good reason why these dishes shouldn't have at least 50% of the base requirements. Adobo Chicken Seasoned and fairly traditional tasing with a good bit of seasoning and flavor. IMO lacking some tanginess, but that's a family style preference and can change from place to place. Green Mango Salad Has all the ingredients of a green mango salad but lacks the most important ingredient; shrimp paste and a pinch of salt. Kare-Kare Avoid this dish. I ordered this because one of the first photos showed shank bones (shank or flank is used as an acceptable replacement for what is traditionally Ox tail), so I was fully expecting something of that nature, especially considering shank is plentiful in this area. The meat added was very dry slices. The base lacked salt and fat during the cooking process, so it came out very bland. The string beans were boiled (again without any salt). String beans in this dish are traditionally served fresh, or if you cook them, you cook them in the broth, and/or pre cook them with some type of sodium on a pan and thrown into the pot. And because the base lacked fat that would have come from shank or ox tails, the base really suffered. Another missing ingredient was shrimp paste, and braised eggplant. Very disappointing. Sinigang Don't order this. This dish tased like water with a little bit of tamarind powder. This dish is missing so many ingredients: Taro root, okra, chili, fish sauce, fresh tamarind, water spinach. Powder is fine but it's missing so much that makes this dish unique and flavorful. Also note that this place is on the pricier side, so not getting the basics right hurt a little more than just the wallet.

For years I walked past by this place and didn't know how fabulous of a cafe this is!! Now it's one…read moreof my favorite places in downtown Ashland! They make this beautiful coffee alternative drinks that are made of medicinal herbs and they taste great! Herbal coffee worked better than any coffee we've ever had

My friend and I stopped in for a hot herbal elixirs after a hike through Lithia Park (located in…read morethe downtown plaza - on the corner). This is a unique shop where you can discover/pick from an extensive list of hot or cold herbal and medicinal teas, herbal soda, and or a local craft IPA, cider or mead! They are now hosting various classes and events (see website calendar). There has been a tarot reading happening almost every time that I've visited. There is a little "bookstore" with seating to browse/buy off to the side of this open space. There are several sitting areas to choose from, each with a different vibe. A great place to sip tea and chill if you want to come with some friends or sit alone. Super chill and very peaceful feeling as soon as you enter the door. I strongly recommend coming in on a cold weather day and enjoying a pot of tea, herbal latte, and/or on of their seasonal elixirs. YUM! and all beverages are vegan and sometimes they have a variety of vegan baked goods. They will also make custom tea blends if you just need to re-up on your loose leaf tea drawer. *ALL dried tea ingredients are stored in glass jars.

Very cool local kitchen goods store. This is exactly the kind of place I seek out when traveling. I…read moreended up with a couple of items to take home, which I would never have ended up with otherwise. The lady who runs the place is very nice and friendly. Recommended for all of us who like quirky cooking stuff.

The owner was very rude, i asked him a question and he wasnt helpful, he just said "dont you know…read morehow to read instruction?" Then as he was checking me out, he would toss my purchases on the table and throw my receipt in the bag, i have never meet such a rude person in my life. Why have a store if you dont know Customer service

I went into Amistad casually, to mark time while waiting for a takeout order from the Thai…read morerestaurant next door, and perhaps to scope out caperberries--the same we had enjoyed at our neighbor's home. I came out with a jar of caperberries, Spanish almond-egg nougat, Spanish paprika, a Mexican worry doll, and--because owner Joe gave me an informative and compelling introduction to the alebrije art form--a way-beyond-my-budget beautiful alebrije, whose soulful eyes had caught mine! I'd had an enjoyable trip around the world, my kitchen is filled with tasty goodies, and my alebrije engaged me with amidstad over my first coffee of the day. Amistad is a/the? most enjoyable and extraordinary shop on Ashland's Main Street!

One of my favorite places to go in all of southern Oregon. There will always be something…read moreinteresting here to give as a gift or keep for yourself. Stop by - you'll have fun.

The curries were wonderful. The service was very good and the atmosphere pleasant and not too…read morenoisy. The owner made a special point of welcoming us. Highly recommended.

Sawadee is my favorite Ashland restaurant which makes our experience tonight even more distressing…read more As always the service and ambience was wonderful but ..... It was J's birthday dinner and she ordered Pad Thai adding vegetables. As I enthusiastically enjoyed my favorite sushi, she struggled to find a bite of Pad Thai that wasn't overwhelmed with onions (three kinds, she said). The vegetables she ordered in place of chicken or tofu were practically non existent. Hoping she was exaggerating, I took a couple bites. She was not!! The taste of onions was overpowering excluding the peanut (which she loves) and other flavors completely! Happy Birthday, J!. So very sorry!

Downtown Ashland has a lot of great restaurants, but Mam's definitely stands out among them. This…read morecute little 'mom and pop' eatery delivers solid, homemade Thai food. You order at the counter where the owner himself took our order. He is a really nice guy and fun to talk to. He opened this place during the pandemic and thankfully seems to be doing good business. For food, we started with the papaya salad. It tasted super fresh, crunchy, and had that sweet and salty dressing you expect on papaya salad. We had their Fresh Spring rolls, which was served with a light and creamy peanut sauce. Sometimes fresh rolls can get really chewy with the rice paper, but these were obviously freshly made and chewed perfectly. Lastly, we ordered the pad Thai with tofu. I loved this dish and highly recommend it! Go check out Mam's if you're in Ashland. For the freshness and quality it can't be beat!

Poor. Mushy and bland. I was visiting Ashland so I can't compare to other Thai restaurants in the…read morearea, but in my small city in California, I've never had such poor Thai food.