Great coffee at a quaint cafe. Scone was so-so, but the ambiance was chill and the guy working was…read morevery kind and a nice soul. I'm coming back for that coffee!

We're in town with friends and stopped for a breakfast snack and coffee and found great coffee and…read morechai latte and pastries. Stepping in, the coffee smelled wonderful, which my S.O. ordered iced. The flavor was delicious. I had their chai latte which, again, was delicious. An added Marionberry turnover topped it off. A very good acoustic trio on the patio completed the visit playing a fun assortment of bluegrass, mountain and old-time gospel. Their sound and song choices were relaxing and welcoming making it a great stop.

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!

Denise has created a comfortable, handsome small cafe and reopened after the Almeda fire destroyed…read moreher restaurant a few years ago. She makes quiches, egg dishes, a variety of tasty baked goods, serves terrific coffee and chai. I recommend folks visit Talent Cafe Echo and support this long time, community minded business and colorful character. It's an excellent gathering place.

The coffee and the blue cheese scramble with mushrooms and spinach plus a slice of toast was very…read moregood. A woman near the door had a medium-size black dog. While I was at the counter ordering, it lunged, barking furiously at a customer. Later when I got up to get flatware, it lunged at me the same way but hit my hand; luckily it didn't get its teeth into me. When I mention the cafe would be liable if the dog bit someone, the staff person was unconcerned and said there was a muzzle for the dog, but not on it then. Apparently the dog owner is a frequent customer.

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.

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. The portions are great for the price- my…read morepartner and i both took boxes and really enjoyed it for lunch. The coconut coffee is amazing. I could have that everyday. The line is insanely long, but once we realized that the wine bar nextdoor is the sit down restaurant and we were standing in the to-go line, we were seated immediately. Will definitely be returning before the end of our trip!

I just stopped here on my way home to Seattle and ordered an iced Americano and a hemp latte, and…read moregot a vanilla hemp latte (likely won't even consume) and a hot latte (I don't drink dairy). I'm in a rush so I dip back in and just request some drip in the place of the Americano which was mistakenly made as a latte and get that, which is terrible! I won't drink either of these. The drip extremely weak and the latte is doused in vanilla. All of this for fifteen dollars and a very long wait. Save yourself the time and money and skip this place that looks cute but the incompetence factor is out of this world.

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!

I can't recommend overpriced food that tastes like cardboard. Lacks not only taste but vitality or…read morelove or anything other then fanatic vegan energy. That's all I want to say as don't like to complain about peoples work, but victoria might want to consider doing something else.

Donuts are garbage! $5 a piece and I wouldn't eat them if they were free. Got them at the Ashland…read morefood co-op thinking they were a different one they used to carry, but huge mistake. Don't waste your money. And to the business owners: stop wasting ingredients making these! Absolute garbage! Develop better recipes!!

Food was amazing 4 course style sit down meal, specials that grab your attention with original…read moreideas, presentation was perfect... and the servers were spot on! The restaurant its self is welcoming and warm feeling, very clean.. prices are to be expected for the quality! Great for a special occasion! Really love this place! Well done!!

Another delightful meal at Arbor House. Thought I'd add some more photos of the food, since I…read moredidn't have any last time.

And I'm back, clearly nothing has changed because I had absolutely no business ordering two pizzas,…read morepotato wedges, wings, and chocolate cake. The second I saw on IG that their special was (what I call) a bánh mì-inspired pizza, I knew it had my name written all over it. It was absolutely outstanding, and honestly, I wish I had eaten it there because it deserved to be enjoyed fresh. The pepperoni is still a favorite every single time. The potato wedges remain undefeated, but LORDT... dipping them in the chimichurri sauce (because I like making adventurous sauce choices) took them to a whole new level. The wings weren't my personal favorite, but once I gave them the chimichurri treatment, everything was right again. And finally... the chocolate cake. I obviously had to get right into it (I have no picture to show for it). I generously shared two bites with my significant other before happily devouring the rest myself. No regrets.

It's nice to see so many great reviews for this place. For me, it was good--but not for the price…read more We planned on splitting a pizza, but that really wasn't realistic. It was barely enough for one person, about the same size as a Blaze pizza. It was surprising to see this kind of trendy spot in the area--and honestly, where did all the hipsters come from? This might be a fun place to take out-of-town guests, but as a regular go-to when you're hungry and want something really satisfying, I'd probably skip it.