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.

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

Wonderful Experience with Dormouse Farm @ a pop-up event in Phoenix, OR…read more I had the pleasure of meeting Morgan of Dormouse Farm. She was friendly, festive, and had a wonderful display of original artwork, sweet treats, baked goods, sauces and much more. I opted to try the wheat pasta and a small loaf of banana bread. Just ate a slice of the bread and it's delicious! Very moist and flavorful with the right amount of walnuts, yum. Shout out to Cindy. Looking forward to making the Cavatelli pasta part of a great meal! Thank you for being out in the community on such a great day!!

Excellent pastries, home grown eggs and milk. Unique…read moreartistic offerings and classes. The epitome of a family owned bakery and farm store.

From the minute you walk into the this tiny restaurant you are greeted with warmth and…read morefriendliness! Grace, had great knowledge of the wines. The chef is humble and funny! The food ........... is delicious! Highly recommend the 6 course dinner & wine pairing. You will not be disappointed. It will be a spot we will revisit anytime we are in the Jacksonville area.

Had heard this place was high priced. Looked at the online menu, looked like $30-$40. Sounded okay…read more Went in and was told the specal was BBQed ribs. So I ordered the ribs. Four ribs a small cup of honey baked beans, a cup of potatoes and cornbread. Everything was good, until the SEVENTY TWO dollar bill came! The food was $60 and they added a %20 tip! Extreamly over priced!

If you are a lover of cheese this is a must stop. The owner is a lovely lady from France that is…read moreabsolutely passionate about cheese. I purchased some Swiss double cream Brie, Cotswold, salted French butter and a few other items that were extraordinary. This is a small local shop. There is a coffee house in the building as well. I highly recommend visiting this local business.

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.

A large offering of ice cream flavors that are custom to this business…read more Also offers unique vintage sodas and candy. If you like fudge, you'll be pleased with their selection.

Lots of flavors to choose from, and I am delighted to have now tried pear ice cream! The shop had a…read morewonderful feel to it, service was fast and friendly.

Whatever it is that you find here, just know it will be flavorful. You can buy jerky, a sandwich,…read morehot dog, etc. Friends from out of town love the crack corn. The service is fast and good, the employees engage and give samples. My family has come here for over 20 years. It has expanded and shifted, a Josephine County -country- staple. Could be a tad cleaner at times in areas where people dine/freshen up, but I believe that has to do with the amount of traffic the store receives. I always see whoever is working, working hard. *Dog friendly patio* *Public restroom, baby changing table inside*

Well this place was just plain disappointing. We tried but…read morecould not find appetizing (to us) foods. Lots of meats prepared foods . Mediocre. Sorry no pictures place is kinda dark. I feel like a $15.00 burger should be completely amazing... They are a meat processor that serves up some food which is over priced. I know many people like this joint. So you should try.., but you have been warned that it may not be as good as hoped.

Due to COVID, the OR cheese festival has been virtual for the last 2 years. I haven't attended the…read morefestival in person, but I really enjoyed the virtual version this year!! I registered online and picked up my bag of cheese at Don Froylan in Salem! The bag continued an amazing variety of OR cheeses-many that I had never heard of! We even received a Portland Creamery Goat Milk Caramel Sauce, which is probably the most delicious thing I've ever had! The virtual "festival" had interviews with many of the farms/cheese makers! I'm sure on person meetings would have been more fun but I thought the OR Cheese Guild did a great job putting this together!!

From the owner: The Oregon Cheese Festival is a Farmers Market-style event supporting the Oregon Cheese Guild,…read morefeaturing cow, sheep, and goat cheese from Oregon and Western U.S. creameries. Enjoy pairings of fine Southern Oregon wine, craft beer, ciders, assorted beverages, local artisan crafts, and great food under large heated tents. Sample and purchase local, artisan cheese, specialty foods, beer, wine, and cider from over 100 vendors. Culture Magazine, one of the leading periodicals in the cheese industry, has named the Oregon Cheese Festival one of the Ten Best Cheese Festivals in the U.S.