I do not like blue cheese. I'll get that out of the way first. But Rogue Creamery with their world…read morerenowned cheese? There's no way I could resist visiting. On a weekday morning right during opening, as soon as I opened the front door, I could smell funky blue cheese wafting through the entire shop. Rogue Creamery doesn't make many types of cheese - just a couple of blues and cheddar, nestled in a single refrigerated display case, but they also offer other cheeses from several different outside suppliers. To complete a cheese plate, they also sell an assortment of charcuterie items like jams and honeys, and plenty of items in the fridge. Of course, since we were traveling, we couldn't exactly buy much, so we went with one of their famous grilled cheeses: Classic Rogue Grilled Cheese ($8) - This sandwich includes a drizzle of honey on both faces of bread followed by a sprinkle of blue cheese. and then a veritable mound of cheddar, which is then sandwiched together and pressed in a panini press. The amount of cheese included creates an awesome cheese stretch. The sandwich is rich and fatty, and the bread, cheese, and honey blends creates a somewhat salty, funky and sweet bite. While the bread is toasted, I don't believed it's buttered, so it isn't that crisp. I'd like to see some additional crunchy elements in the sandwich - perhaps some toasted nuts? I dislike blue cheese immensely, but it's surprisingly mild and sweet in this sandwich, being blended and balanced with the cheddar. Would I get this sandwich again? Probably not, due to the blue cheese, but it was great to try! Rogue Creamery Rogue Gold Pepper Spread Spicy, 8oz ($7.25) - This seems to be Rogue Creamery's version of pimento cheese, colored orange by addition of plenty of red colored piquillo peppers. That adds a delightful mild spiciness along with a flavor that is kind of fruity and very peppery, different from pimentos. The cheese is high quality and there isn't any liquid precipitating out of the spread. It's easy to spread while still having plenty of soft cheese shreds. It's a great replacement for pimento cheese and I ate most of it spread on biscuits and baguette slices. (5/5) PS: Make sure to look at the best buy dates. The first couple of containers in the front looked kind of funky with oils/liquids precipitating out of the cheese. Turns out those were expiring/best by the day I went. Further back there were much fresher looking ones packed the previous day, which is what I chose to buy. Note: Do not follow google directions for parking - instead, the parking lot is a little bit to the South, right in front of a wine tasting bar and bakery. Bathrooms - Single unisex

Love LOVE Love this place!!! Amazing cheese, delicious grilled cheese sandwich, and the kindest…read morestaff. It is a tiny shop with a big bold flavors! Best stop EVERY single time we drive thru Medford (from SJ)

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

What a wonderful surprise to find this place! Tucked away in Phoenix Oregon is this cheese shop. So…read morecute and unassuming. The cheese monger knows her cheese! Very helpful in choosing cheese, butter, and other additions for an amazing cheese plate. In the same space is a coffee and pastry shop that specializes in vegan items. Do not pass up this shop. Perfect for pairing with the gorgeous wines of Rogue Valley.

This is a wonderful cheese shop. There is also an amazing little shop inside the cheese shop, with…read moregreat espresso drinks and amazing made-onsite pastries (try the vegan brownie!). There is also free wifi and tables to sit at. I highly recommend.

We stopped here after visiting the Wildlife Imaging Rehabilitation center and I am glad we did. I…read morewas aware that they offered farm tours, I was there to visit the shop and to purchase cheese. I love blue cheese and from what I read, this creamery had an award-winning blue cheese. The woman at the counter was extremely helpful and gave me a rundown of their various cheeses, they had several different blue cheeses along with cheddar cheese. She then offered us a tasting of some of the cheeses, and we loved them all. I We also ordered a couple of grilled cheese sandwiches which we ate on the picnic tables out front of the shop. I won't say that it was the best grilled cheese that I have ever had but it is high on the list. Although I wanted to buy one of everything, I decided to buy two blue cheeses and one cheddar along with a dip knowing that I could order more via the web. As we made our purchase the woman asked what we had seen and where we were headed. She made a couple of suggestions which were already on our list. As we left, I found myself thinking that everyone we had interacted with was so friendly and helpful, which made it a very pleasant experience!

Best place in the world to fill your Blue Cheese desires. One awesome grilled cheese sandwich for…read moresure. Very rich! Nice lady brought it out while sitting at a picnic table with my dog.

When traveling through Ashland, stopping at the Co-op is a MUST! It's a little spendy, but I love…read morethe atmosphere and offerings. Their hot bar and pre-made food are always a treat. Delicious snacks, sandwiches, smoothies and coffee drinks. They have vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options. Their little cakes are gorgeous! Outside seating includes covered and open-air. I literally plan my drive from Reno to Oregon to always include a stop at this Co-op!

This is definitely my new favorite place as I arrived in Ashland looking for a holistic Whole Foods…read moretype grocery store and the food in cafe is delicious

It's the end of an era…read more I remember first discovering Lillie Belle's magical chocolate at Phil Lesh's 70th birthday celebration at Bill Graham. It wowed my tastebuds in a profound way. It's been 15 yrs since then. Lillie Belle - closed up shop this month - after 24 yrs of delighting people with their handmade artisan chocolates. Thank you Lillie Belle for bringing so much joy and goodness to the world. Trust. See original review back in 2010 below: For me - chocolate is seeped in nostalgia. I can remember spreading chocolate hazelnut spread on toast in Jakarta. I remember my first Snicker bar in Bali. Lying stomach-down with a Kit-Kat bar - on my great Aunt's carpet in Wales. Playing faux fondue parties with my barbies with a Cadbury Creme Egg in New Jersey My stomach groaning after a trippy Cadbury Factory tour, with excessive free chocolate- in England And the spicy kick of a Lillie Belle Farms' Crunchy Fire Bar comprised of sugared Pecans and Firey Chilis in dark Organic single origin chocolate - at a Furthur show in San Francisco. Given to me by a regal looking nine-year old redhead with a thin purple glow-stick weaved into her braids. And later - sweetly- given two other bars - - by her just as amazing nine year old friend; clutching a tye-dye plastic ball. As I snapped off pieces of those bars - beneath the moving iridescent colorful lights, while the soaring chords of a guitar wrangled my soul - I felt like I finally understood it all. Understood why. Why chocolate is so alluring. So seductive. I understood - as the brash kick of chile lingered at the back of my throat - intermingled with a coating of bitter sharp dark chocolate. Lillie Belle Farms now has a permanent imprint on my chocolate memories. So much so - that I've already ordered a couple of bars of chocolate from their website Even browsing through their site - makes me happy. I appreciate the simple packaging of their bars. Their straightforward organic ingredients. And moreso I love that I first discovered Lillie Belle Farms in a dark-love-filled-music-blessed concert space in San Francisco. Trust.

We love the chocolate bars at Lillie Belle. My father also loves the Hippie Crunch so always pick…read moresome up for him. If you have any questions just ask. We always have questions and everyone is so helpful. We were there when they were making chocolate bunnies for Easter and they had a huge assortment. Stop in and support a great local business.

Love this place! Girlfriend loves coming here. Food always amazing. Good service, quiet atmosphere…read more They have a small menu, but obviously I don't hold that against them. What they do they do really well. Great place for date night. 10/10 no notes. Love coming back. Attached is a photo of my cats because they are so cute

If you're driving too fast down the street, you'll easily miss this hidden gem. They offer many…read moredelectable things under one roof in the heart of historic downtown Grants Pass. Enjoy a tasting in their international wine and cheese shop, featuring hundreds of unique bottles worldwide. Find a new favorite libation in their craft cocktail lounge, featuring international cuisine and seasonal specials from Chef Wolf. Or, for your next special occasion, try their fine dining restaurant and the chef's tasting menu with a curated wine pairing and bottle list. The last time I went I had the lamb "lollipops" over a parsnip puree. They were the best lamb chops I have had in years. Perfectly seasoned and cooked! The service was great and the interior vibe relaxed. We will be back! Truth...

I've shopped here frequently when I was in Ashland and I loved their cakes. I purchase a chocolate…read morecake and served it to kids under the age of seven and one of the kids was removing something from his mouth. I called market of choice spoke to the bakery manager and I was absolutely disgusted by this individual. I said there was a piece of paper with tape and it has ingredients on it with the number 5. She says that that is normal thing for displayed cakes and scoffed it doesn't have ingredients on it like I was lying. It's on the bottom of the cake and she then says you didn't see the plastic when you were serving these cakes to these kids? First of all no I did not, omg are you suggesting I was negligent? I cut the cake in wedges from the box and served it flat on a white plate. I remember looking at the plates and did not see it. I did not expect the plastic. I suspect that it was wedged on the side of the cake and it got pushed in. It went unnoticed because if you see the picture it's pretty noticeable, it's an 1.5" piece of paper with plastic tape but if it's in the cake I'm not going to see it. They offered a refund and they can have it. I am dissatisfied with this place and their lack of professionalism. I was an upset mom and they treated me like I was culpable of serving plastics to little kids. To the manager who called me a liar that there was no ingredients on the paper, read it for yourself. I was simply describing what was found in the cake.

I love this place. I especially love the deli. I got the turkey and cranberry on a croissant and it…read morewas heavenly. Everybody is so nice and everything is so fresh. What's not to like?

Delicious sandwiches and "sides" served by friendly and efficient staff in a comfortable outdoor…read morepatio. And reasonably priced. We'll return on our next trip to Ashland for the Shakespeare Festival.

Was excited to try this place. Had the beef Sammich and the pastrami with two John dailys. Sadly…read morethe drinks were sour. They need more sugar in their lemonade. The beef sandwich was bland. It was spicy because it had jalapeños on it, but it had very little 'flavor'. The au jus made it more pleasant, but overall I was very disappointed. Then I tried the pastrami and it was night and day. The pastrami was excellent. Top three contender of all time. The meat was super tender and smokey. It paired perfectly with the slaw. The rye was also a master creation, not too tart and just a hint of sweet/savory which complimented the slaw and meat perfectly. The pastrami is the sandwich I will come back again and again for. The patio was small, but they had multiple heaters going. The young man at the register had a fantastic smile and such a warm Personality. He brought our food to the table and made us feel very comfortable. Sad about the drinks and a bland, expensive sandwich, but happy to have found a delicious spot for a pastrami!

Back story first: A week ago it was my husband's and my wedding anniversary. We both forgot it. So…read morewe were both scrambling to do something special for each other. I needed to drop a package off at the UPS store next-door and happened to see next to an adorable hunter green Model A truck an enticing sign that said Harry & David had fresh chocolate-dipped strawberries in the store, which my husband happens to love. I went in and got some and they were absolutely exceptional. This week I gave a Victorian tea and I remembered those fabulous chocolate-dipped strawberries. Unfortunately, when I went in yesterday to pick up more, the last box had just been sold. I was told that, Audrey, the talented lady who puts them together was coming in this morning and it might be on her agenda to make more I called first thing when the store opened and talked to a really wonderful young man who told me they would do their very best, if possible, to get some to me before my tea began. At 11AM my phone rang and it was Erica who told me that Audrey had made the chocolate -dipped strawberries. I could not believe it!!! Talk about GREAT customer service! My husband drove down, bought them and drove them back before the ladies started arriving for tea. Those super-fresh chocolate-dipped strawberries were the absolute hit of the tea, and everyone was both impressed and delighted by how kind the folks at Harry & David were. Thank you to all of you!!!

After I leave a poor review, Harry & David now indicates they want to resolve the issue…read more Too late for any resolution as this was a gift. If you had stood by your guarantee originally, I probably wouldn't have left a poor review but you chose to deny my claim so, a poor review was certainly warranted.