AMAZING. So worth the stop. I wish I had pizza this good…read morewhere I live. We stopped by because the reviews were to impressive. The 5 star reviews are spot on. This place rocks. The prices were reasonable too.

When you're camping at Cedar Bloom, and you're not feeling up to cooking after six hours of…read moredriving, pizza is the perfect fix! The pizza crust was just the way I like it, and the choice of toppings were plentiful. Given Rosie's is a portable outdoor oven on the corner of a gas station, the pizza did not disappoint. The pizza rates just as high as some of the finer pizza joints/restaurants we've all eaten at. Just enough wood char for color, and most of all quick!!! I went in for ice at the adjoining station and when I came out the pizza was ready for me -- a veggie pizza with ricotta in less than 10 minutes.

Service was great and we got our pizza quickly…read more I almost did not try this place because of the mediocre rating but I'm glad I did because it didn't disappoint. My husband got the salad bar. Based on other reviews I inspected the salad bar before he ordered and didn't find any concerns. The ingredients were fresh and he piled the plate high. Our pizza was fantastic! We got a medium Wild Side and subbed out half without olives and extra pepperoni instead. The crust was thin and perfectly crispy. All ingredients were generous and fresh. I sampled a couple of the beers before landing on the Kolsh. Is a solid beer among several that were very good. It's a medium size space and has an old school pizza place vibe. There are a couple games for the kids (in all of us) and a pool table. Music is mixed genre and isn't so loud that you can't have a conversation. Seating is long tables, family style, chairs are comfortable. Overall I would have no hesitation to return here and bring, or recommend it, to friends and family. (Or strangers like you for that matter!) 10/10 recommend! Get in here for good pizza and beer!!

Great, well-stocked salad and pizza bars. Casual atmosphere, friendly staff, good service and good…read morevalue. And they cut the pizza in pie slices, not tiny squares. Yeah!

I can't believe we just spent $120 dollars on food here and with our order we decided to buy 2 two…read moreliters of soda to share in our group. When we asked if they had cups that was a no even if they hadn't have run out another couple in the dining area said they charged them .50 a cup. My husband had to run to the store and buy cups so we could drink our soda with our pizza. Then it's extra for the Parmesan or peppers if you want that for your pizza. What a crazy experience! Apparently while buying cups he was told by the locals everyone dislikes this restaurant and to go to Wild River! We won't ever come back! And their entertainment area games etc.... SUCKED!! Do not come here. You're better off buying pizza at Dominoes it tastes the same maybe better, then go to the Family fun center to have some real fun where you won't be up charged FOR EVERYTHING!

A older gentleman came into your place asking to use the restroom and you refuse to let him he…read morereally needed to relive himself he sharded his pants I bet there is a special place for you in heaven for you And your pizza sucks.

Pizza was killer for the west coast (and I'm from NYC!) Lots…read moreof families, little arcade. Take home service and the pizzas were on point! Next time in Brookings we will definitely be back!!!

No, I wasn't a fan. You order food at one counter, then go to the bar near the video games to order…read moredrinks. Two large birthday parties were going on right in front of the bar. When I asked the bartender about it, he explained that the area was also close to the games. It made getting a drink awkward. When I ordered a pizza and salad, the cashier set a plate in front of me that was filthy. He noticed and said he needed to have a conversation with the dishwasher. I worked at Pizza Hut decades ago, and I remember picking up a stack of plates only to find a dirty one mixed in, so I couldn't really fault him. Still, it was off-putting. Most of the seating is communal, with only a couple of tables for two. I kept trying to make sense of the place: an adult Chuck E. Cheese? The pizza was OK, but overall, I wished we'd skipped it.

Whenever we're near Good Beach along the Southern Oregon Coast, we always drop into Groundling…read morePizza along the Rogue River. We love their delicious pies, but today we couldn't decide on which one, so we got two! Their dough has the perfect hydration to create beautiful air pockets, with just the right chew when eating. All of their pizzas are fired in their huge brick oven, heated by local madrone and alder woods, that impart a slight smoky note and a bit of charred leoparding on the crust. Pizza 1.) Agness Tomato Pie ($22.00) Made with ripe local tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, fresh garden basil, fresh garlic, Pecorino Romano, Parmesan, and EVOO. Pizza 2.) Milk & Honey ($21.00) Made with fresh Mozzarella, creamy Ricotta, Pecorino Romano, Parmesan, EVOO, honey, cracked black pepper, and I added cupping pepperoni. Both pies ate perfectly, and we had very little left over, as we were hungrier than we knew. Sitting outside on a warm, sunny day, watching the fishing boats cruise around the bay, was delightful. Each pie had their own uniqueness and complemented each other well. Their signature "Milk & Honey" version was uniquely satisfying. There was something about how the creamy Ricotta cheese melded with the sweet honey drizzle, fortified by the crisp, savory pepperoni that was out of this world. Table service was fast and friendly too. We will be back again. Thanks to the crew! Truth...

On the evening of Wednesday August 12th I experienced one of worst dining experiences in my entire…read morelife (and I'm 65 yrs old)! I Waited nearly 2 hours for burnt Hawaiian pizza that tasted like cardboard. It didn't have ANY tomato sauce or spices. I guess me asking if the pizza was done 3X over a 2 hour period was RUDE!!! Not all was lost...the ham and pineapple were eaten! Worse than the pizza is the service. Nobody could figure out how to order. Do I sit first...nope...unless you sit at the bar. Then you get the worst service EVER! I tried to leave after 1.5 hours but I couldn't get the bartender's attention. This was a self learned behavior and the only way she could get a tip. I guess she figures if she can keep you there long enough, the pizza may get to you and thus you have to pay her! To experience Groundling Pizza is to experience how bad a restaurant can function in service and food preparation. You treat customers as grifters. Catch a clue...close your so called pizza restaurant and do the community a service. ps...I left my pizza on your bench at the entrance - opened box for everyone to see how bad your pizza IS!!!

Well the three of us found this little locals only (mostly) joint and couldn't have been happier…read more. They had everything good coffee waffles Benedict's cold milk. Super friendly vibe with a great waiter!!! I'd go out of my way to go to this little off the beaten path (Cave Junction is off the beaten path imho). No food pics sorry The portions were generous and the prices were very fair esp for a joint that's in the middle of nowhere...cave junction is a blink of an eye kinda town. Lots to miss. Like the Bigfoot museum.... Go there!

Great Local Spot! Breakfast served ALL Day. Open for lunch until 3pm…read more Friendly staff, lots of regulars, Efficient Service, Good Portions, Affordable Proces. This place is BUSY, but they move fast! It can get quite loud with a crowded dining area and dishes being slammed around in the Open Kitchen. There is some outdoor seating, but a little too chilly on this day. The food is cooked to order, exactly as ordered. Very much a traditional American diner. They even have milkshakes. FREE Refills for soda. Estimate ~$15/per person *highly recommend*

Amazing pork! My husband loves everything about this place…read more Housemade sausages so fresh! Friendly service and restrooms, makes it a must stop on our way to Gold Beach

Been a long time customer of Taylor's. Our go-to meat market for Linguisa. Just enough fat, not too…read morelean and not over spiced. My wife is Portuguese and knows her linguisa and it beats Silva's. Their old fashion hot dogs are also great. Anyhow, now that we are farther away and not driving by as much as we did when living in Bend on our way to CA(ugh), we now order by mail. Have always got the sausages in good shape. But, Taylor's is smart, they won't ship during the warm/hot months because of the danger of spoilage. so just order enough during the winter. Their sausages freeze well.

We can see why this place is so popular! There are two levels foot dining, plus patio seating if…read moreweather cooperates. Positives: friendly staff, got our food quickly after we ordered, plentiful portions, variety of items on menu, flavorful food, plenty of space between tables (high tops and regular tables, plus bar area), side salad was nice sized, ranch dressing was yummy. Slight negatives: had to wait about 30 minutes for a table, took about 10 minutes for our server to get over to us (because they were really busy), shrimp had too much breading, but was still good. They have moved their brewery and are going to increase the space for the restaurant.

The local caught rock fish was absolutely delightful!! My spouse had the fish and chips 5/5 and I…read morehad the fish on pasta 4/5 because the cheese overwhelmed the amazing flavor of the fish. I will however still be eating the leftover pasta! While there was a wait for a table (it was a Saturday on a holiday weekend) the service from the bar and kitchen were spectacularly fast! The subway tile pizza oven and overhead drop down of a six inch pipe for the taps over the bar were great highlights of generally subtle seaside pub decor.

Best thin crust tavern style pizza we've had in a long time, in a very unexpected location…read more My wife, her mom, and I had just crossed the Oregon-California border into Oregon and used the nearby Dollar Tree in Brookings to be our end point on our fourth day Internet access had been spotty throughout our trip through Big Sur and then Redwood parks, so used a combination of Google maps and Yelp to find nearby businesses, just for fun. Fat Cat showed up with high ratings. None of us were particularly hungry, but their ratings for thin-crust pizza piqued my interest, so we adjusted our plans and walked in. There was one employee (Ian) working on this mid afternoon time on hump day, so had to get his attention while he was working in the back. You place and pay for your order first, so ordered a medium thin crust pineapple/ham ($15). Not knowing what to expect, I asked if the pizza crust could be made well done. We sat down at the fast food booths, and didn't have to wait long. When the pizza came, all of us knew immediately by the sight and smell that it was going to be great. The crust was the perfect thinness, and the toppings were generous. Our plan was to sample some of it and then take the rest back, but the three of us ended eating every single piece. It was that good. We learned a bit more about the business from Ian. It used to be a franchise pizza joint, but the owner decided to stop being a franchisee, and create a local name. 'Gato Gordo' was thrown out as an early name, with the final name being chosen as the winner from an early Christmas party secret Santa gift. The pizza crust is consistently made by a dough sheeter at a low thinness setting. This might be sacrilegious, but I think I prefer this way vs the hand tossed NY style that is way more prevalent (and way more expensive).

Great friendly service and the pizza is pretty good too I'm originally from Chicago so my metrics…read moreare a little bit different