The liquor prices are set by the state of Oregon, so no need to shop around. This place is…read moreconveniently located closest to SOU near Market of Choice *thumbs up* Yelp is wrong about the hours. This place is OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK and sells liquor 7AM - 10PM. They seem to be open most Holidays. They have an extensive selection of all things liquor and mixers. Like 7-eleven they also have a good-sized refrigerator selection of soda, energy drinks, cold beer, wine, local ciders and more. Some might also be interested in the assortment of smokes and smoke related gadgets that they have for sale behind the counter. It's located next door to a dispensary *smart*

Great selection of common and some special liquor finds. If you're from out of town check the…read moreprices because Oregon has some strange pricing on some things that are cheaper in other parts of the country. It's not the stores fault, it is the Oregon liquor commission.

Don't tell anyone but Gil's has me of the coolest bar food in town…read more You can also go to Ruby's next door and get food. Gil's is a trip. A wonderful combo of regulars. Bikers , hikers and tourists. And dogs Many dogs It is very laid back. One incredible corner of the Ashland scene. I moved here 6 years ago and this was the closest thing to the funk I was used to Great beer, fun bartenders.

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.

Stopping at All Star Liquor on the California/Oregon border is our annual tradition. We stock our…read morehome bar for the year and save oodles. Not only do they have a great selection, the staff is very helpful and friendly.

Great selection / great prices stop every time on the way to Oregon ! We love there little drink…read morekits very cute !

Visited today while on vacation, and as a Floridian, it's SO nice to find bottles at retail price…read moreand not secondary. The selection is impressive. The staff was incredibly friendly, and when they heard I was looking for something I couldn't get in Florida without selling a kidney for it, they steered me forwards two incredible picks. Wish every store was this nice.

It seems that you can only buy hard liquor in state controlled stores and not supermarkets. Laws…read moregoverning the sale of booze have been around since 1844 in Oregon. When I was walking back to my car late one evening I heard some young men talking about going to California to buy some liquor. The first store and biggest sign after you get in to California reads buy liquor here. A clean store, well stocked, no shelves of smut, and nice people make this store at least 3+ stars.

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.

I love Organic Nation! I ask for it by name and thankfully can find it at several restaurants and…read moreliquor stores in the Portland area where I live. I am not only impressed by the quality and flavor of their spirits but also their business practices. They have a strong and passionate commitment to the environment and our local economy. I feel good buying their spirits knowing I am supporting a small local business, who in turn is supporting small local farmers, and that every step of the way they are being mindful about the impact they have on the earth. Let's drink to that!

Love this store! Everything you could want plant wise, questions answered, good resources! And…read morekittens for adoption through a local non-profit!! What more could you hope for?

Bestow is a beautiful shop on the main thoroughfare in downtown Ashland specializing in gifts and…read morerobustly healthy plants, planters, and everything needed by the in-home gardener. I've purchased a number of darling gifts there and VERY healthy plants. Each one thrived after I took it home and repotted it into one of my pots (many of which came from Clayfolk). Enjoy!

Stopped by here while in Grants Pass to purchase some tequila for my cousin who was having a…read moreretirement party. Many locals told me to go here and of course, yelp confirmed it! The store had a nice variety of brands which is always helpful. The prices here are higher than the liquor store I frequent in LA, but it's all relative as they say... The staff were very helpful and friendly! That is one of the reason's I love visiting Oregon! Plenty of parking in the lot. Conveniently located next to a grocery store and CVS. BTW You CAN NOT buy liquor at Trader Joe's or any other grocery store in Oregon...Only wine & beer...So you may want to book mark this place...just sayin ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Great staff and good selection. Can't really comment on prices since they are all the same in…read moreOregon but this is store and easy to navigate and find what we want or if you can't the staff is happy to help

I've been shopping at North Medford Liquor Store for a while now and it's one of the better liquor…read morestores in town. The store is always clean and well-organized, which makes it easy to find what you're looking for without wandering around forever. The staff is friendly and helpful without being pushy.

As a new employee and recently been taken off the schedule. I do not recommend for employment…read more Family owned business and they all work there. You do not have any type of opinion and you are definitely NOT listened to.

I had one night in Ashland and can get beer anywhere so I wanted to give Oregon wines a shot. I saw…read morethe many high reviews and figured I should try this place for myself! For $20 you get to choose from 4 wines including some Rose, Sauv Blanc, Malbec and Syrah. The Rose was tart and light and a perfect way to start with an outside temp of 102 degrees! The service was really helpful and the room itself had a chill, unpretentious feel. There were 7 varieties to choose from so you can get what you want.

Local really want to love this place - great staff, great wine, great events. Inspiring activities,…read moredelicious food catered by Allium Wood Fired Pizza truck and when you can, catch the tenor jazz saxophonist that makes appearances! But in the summer there is no relief from Ashland heat and heavy upholstered couches do nothing to help. There is no breeze, the afternoon sun bakes the interior and the warehouse becomes a tin can over fire. Resistance owners - invest in HVAC please - our friend group no longer stops by in the summer