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

I was contemplating what to eat for dinner. It was warm out, and I wanted to do something low key…read more Do I sit down at a restaurant? Do I get take out? I was craving fried chicken and looking around at some of the restaurants, I just wasn't feeling it. I thought I'd just go get a sandwich, but I wasn't feeling that either. But I stopped in to Safeway to see what was in the deli. I got 4 pieces of fried chicken for $4.99. I also got a pint of broccoli cheese soup, and a cheddar bagel. So instead of going to get an almost $40 friend chicken meal at a restaurant, I recreated a bougie meal for under $12. The brute was a gift...LOL! The chicken was really good and everything else complimented it. I came here last year because I baked two cakes and they had everything I needed. Great store to come to, though some of the customers are a little sketch...LOL!

Love this store. Been coming here for 27 years minus the time they sold out to another company…read more Easy in, easy out. Friendly staff. Food meets the standard fare: not too expensive nor cheap (and lousy). Bought blueberries from Peru, apples from Washington, green beans and peppers from California. Lucerne milk is fine. Beer selection is decent. And I can use my shopping points for fill-ups at select gas stations.

I absolutely LOVE this grocery store. They have a wonderful selection of meat. For example,…read moreyesterday I bought First Light venison for Venison Bourginon. Yummmm. I am making it tomorrow, letting the flavors blend overnight, and servingserving it the following night. I also deeply appreciate that they regularly carry fresh Baby Arugula sprouts, which my husband loves and so do I. They have a wide array of cheeses, which we appreciate all that we don't buy cheese very often unless it's for a specific recipe. It is great to know where to go to get what I need. In today's current economy, where prices are inflated, including the price of groceries, I really appreciate the competitive prices at ShopandCart. Last but definitely not least, they carry my hard-to-find coconut yogurt in the Choco flavor. Swoon!!! They have so much more, but I have to stop now so I can go cook!

Nice supermarket. You can get six packs of a wide assortment of Caldera Brewing Company beers…read morehere, which is nice when the brewery itself is closed. Saved our day.

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?

Deli staff went above and beyond to assist me with a last minute need. Provided me with beautiful…read morefruit and veggie trays on short notice and even called me when everything was ready. Really outstanding service

Really nice people and specially Char and Summer. Very helpful!…read moreStore is always clean and bright. Have spoken to managers great people. Did door dash there many times. No problem!

Best nachos around. Cheese sauce is homemade and gluten free. CBD soda is stupid delicious.read more

I've been visiting this spot since I first moved to Ashland in 2022, but I'm disappointed to say…read moreI've noticed a steady decline in meat quality over that time. Speaking, the brisket in the Banh Mi was unfortunately tough and lacked the tenderness you'd expect from a properly smoked or braised cut. It had the distinct texture of a pre-packaged Sysco-style product, or perhaps it was a cold portion reheated on a flat top without being properly rehydrated, leaving it dry and chewy. I understand that protein carries a high food cost, especially in the current market. However, a more effective approach might be to balance the menu engineering by leaning on lower food cost items, like seasonal sides or creative vegetarian options, to offset the expense of sourcing and correctly preparing higher-end brisket. This would allow for a better product that justifies its price point, covers its own cost, and ultimately helps the company's bottom line while maintaining the quality standards this town deserves. I'd love to see a return to the quality I experienced a few years ago. All and all, despite the brisket. The service was kind and friendly.

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!

Great service by Chris and the team there. Always helpful…read moregetting insurance coverage. Happy to have this solid local alternative to the big box drug stores.

My initial intro to Ashland Drug when new to Ashland wasn't pleasant. Since then, I've actually…read morefound a " family" within this pharmacy. I've had several trips to ER since here and this pharmacy and its people are very knowledgeable and helpful. I've had to deal with broken bones and severe injuries in this Anti-opiate age. I'm grateful for the care and personal support. Glad I came back!!

Staff was friendly and super knowledgeable of the menu. Great environment and 10/10 food. We will…read morecomeback!

Trivia: What unexpected architectural feature may surprise you when you walk into this place?…read more This place was so good, I went twice while I was in town. Even though they don't list iced coffee drinks on their menu, they still make them! Also, when a breakfast place advertises pinto beans as a side with breakfast, one has to try it, right? Side note: I thought they were good. Not anything life changing. I'd probably stick with the hash browns. Sat at the counter/bar area both times. Service was excellent.

Funky store with a pretty good selection of stuff. Their ready made soups are tasty. I will need to…read moreshop there more to get a better idea.

Another Fantastic experience @ Phoenix Farmers Market in Phoenix, OR. !!…read more I used to frequent this gem of a place quite often and I'm glad to return! They make the best homemade salsa and soup in the surrounding area!! It's worth the drive and not too far out of the way. Forewarning, the salsa is on the sweeter side, per se, and I usually get 'medium' but they also have 'hot'. I've never had anything like it, it's sooo good. They have just about anything you'd want from a farmers market and my pictures don't really do it justice. And guess what, they're open 6 days a week!! The owner still makes her mouth-watering assortment of soups, but now-a-days instead of having them steaming hot in crock pots for patrons to scoop their desired amount, they are prepackaged and frozen for all to enjoy when it suits them. She says they are even more popular than before. It looks like the same modest place as before, very inviting, and well stocked. I'm thankful we have places like this around! If you haven't been here, check it out, you're welcome, lol.