Exception breakfast. Nibbley's Omelette with country potatoes and their house baked whole wheat…read moretoast were all delicious. Staff is friendly and extraordinarily efficient.

The staff did a really good job serving our group of 6. The food came quickly and there were no…read moreissues. I do think the food quality for there lunch menu, in my experience, is middle of the road. I had a crispy chicken salad. The chicken was a dry. I did enjoy that there are nuts in the salad which is a nice detail to elevate the dish. But that isn't really enough to make me recommend it.

What a cute place! There is a drive-in option with lots of shady parking. There was also an…read moreoutdoor seating area with lovely hanging plants. Inside had matching brick and white benches and a table filled with fresh baked goods such as bread and focaccia. We ordered 2 Rancher's Ribeye Melt and made one of them a combo (beans and a drink). The order took a little longer than expected. The sandwich was pretty tasty though. The perfectly toasted jalapeno sourdough bread was nicely buttered. The meat had a good flavor, but I wished there was more. The cheese had a nice pull. The side of beans was solid. Lots of cold drinks options and watermelon slushie was good but it didn't taste like watermelon. Overall, it was a good find while driving through a Klamath Falls!

I really wanted to love this spot. I had seen positive reviews, so I thought I'd give it a go. The…read moresimplicity of soup, salad, and sandwiches has always been a go to for me. I'm not sure what was happening here but underwhelming is the word that best fits my experience here. I came with two friends and as each of us ordered, at least one thing per order was out of stock. That's not always something that a restaurant can help but this was more than inconvenient. We didn't go late in the day, typical lunch time. After everyone settling for second or third choice, what we got was pretty basic. Unmelted cheese on a grilled cheese, slightly incorrect order fulfillment, not enough to complain but enough to leave me wanting to get a second lunch after. They did have a super tasty chicken and rice soup and the staff though slightly overwhelmed/in training was very sweet and tried to be helpful. Willing to give a second try down the line but 3/5 is all I can give, maybe I just got them on an off day. For taste framing: I give subway a 2/5 Jersey Mikes solid 4/5 Pen Station east coast subs: 5/5

Wonderful gluten free options, both savory and sweet. I only wish I live closer! Sandwiches come on…read morea white gluten free bread toasted to perfection in a panini grill.

I came from out of town to visit a friend, and since it was a Monday, we quickly realized how many…read moreplaces are surprisingly closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. A Leap of Taste was one of the few spots open, and after seeing all the great reviews, we decided to give it a try. The ambiance is really cute and cozy -- lots of decor, lighting, and seating that makes it feel welcoming and comfortable. Service was also quick and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered the Green Machine smoothie and a matcha, and both were really good and definitely a highlight of our visit. Where the experience fell a bit short for us was the food. While the presentation was great, the taste didn't quite match expectations. The breakfast tacos listed potatoes, but they ended up being more like tater tots, and the tortillas weren't warm -- my friend wasn't very fond of them. I ordered the #5 sandwich, which was described as being on jalapeño toast, but it came on regular toast instead, along with a pickle on the side. The sandwich itself was okay -- not bad, but something I could easily make at home. For the two drinks and two food items, we paid around $40, which felt a bit high considering the overall food experience. I can see why this place is well-loved by locals -- it fits the neighborhood vibe and likely appeals to the regular crowd -- but as visitors, the food didn't quite live up to the hype for us. Overall, it's a cute spot with great drinks, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. I'd probably come back for beverages, but I'd skip the food next time

I have not been to this bakery, but I know the owner and have seen some of the things she has made…read more I have heard that everything looks appealing and a great taste. Try it out for yourself and add your review.

They are known for their strawberry poppyseed cake which is delicious! However, ordered the german…read morechocolate cake this time. It was amazing! Filling is a creamy version of the traditional pecan frosting and chocolate frosting was light and airy. Ordered the 9inch round and if was more than enough to feed our party if 6!

Judy did our wedding cake it was absolutely perfect. We got the strawberry sesame seed, everyone…read moreloved it. Very friendly and professional.

we just tried this new cafe after driving by for a few months…read more great chowder in sourdough bread bowls.

While traveling we stopped by in the morning for some quick bites. The place is on the smaller…read moreside, but lots of options and people visibly working hard behind the counter making all those wonderful options. In addition to the long line of sweet and savory pastries, they also had a bunch of bread loafs available as well. The coffee selection was a little limited, so i opted for a regular coffee, which is self serve with sweetness available but no sort of creamer.Seating is also limited but it seemed the majority of orders were grab and go so there were plenty available for us. I had a sausage egg and cheese galette, never had one before so why not.. They offered to heat it up. The bread itself was great and had great flavor, but no part of it was warm. The toppings were impacted the most from the lack of heat. I would pass on it next time around, perhaps galettes just aren't my thing. Luckily I also opted for a marionberry cheese Danish, which was excellent! If I ever stop by again, I would just get pastries to go and skip the galette.

Basin Levain Bakery seems to have replaced The Green Blade Bakery and now offers a modernized…read moreinterior, but still plenty of delectable looking pastries. We visited on a weekday morning to pick up some treats to eat while hiking. Bacon Egg Galette ($6.25) - Plenty of puff pastry layers combine to form a somewhat flaky and crisp crust - lightened a bit possibly due to the higher humidity thanks to the storms the past couple of days in the area. The layers aren't particularly buttery. They cradle an egg in the center, with the yolk off on one side, creating a barrier to avoid the fat of the breakfast sausage and cheese or moisture from the herbs on top from penetrating into the pastry. It's pretty tasty, but the texture is a little softer than I expect. (4/5) Pecan Sticky Bun ($4.75) - This sticky and sweet concoction looks wan and undercooked to the eye, but the appearance is very deceiving. The swirled bun is the perfect soft and chewy bread, interspersed with cinnamon and sugar. It's not too sweet by itself. The caramel-like sticky layer is an excellently crafted, milky-looking, sweet and yes, sticky, treat. The glaze sticks to the teeth easily while eating and acts kind of like a glue, allowing all the pecans to adhere to the pastry without falling off. Thanks to the sticky layer and the bake, the pecans are almost like candied nuts, sweet and crunchy. (5/5) Strawberry Scone ($3.50) - The scone is dense in texture, yet not dry crumbly, but light and tender. The taste is not too sweet, and mostly is of vanilla with only a bit of strawberry jam interspersed, but not enough to give the scone a real strawberry flavor. There's sweet glaze lined on top that gives additional sweetness, but it never becomes too sweet. There's great textural contrast between the sugar crust and the interior. It's just a solid American scone. (5/5) Mini Monkey Bread ($4) - Not a fan of this one, especially with the inclusion of cinnamon apples in the monkey bread. I believe they use the same dough base as the sticky bun but it's not swirled and instead appears in chunks. It's kind of like a dry cinnamon apple bread pudding. (2/5) Basin Levain Bakery is a quality bakery that I didn't expect to find in Klamath Falls. It seems like a great place to visit for any baked treats. Bathrooms - One unisex room

Michele is always ready and willing to make any desert that you need…read more She has made countless cupcakes, cookies and cakes for us, they are always delicious. She has opened her doors on a day that is not her typical work day, so that i could swing by and pick up my deserts. Her home made cookies are some of the best around and a must try. We love her cake pops and the wide variety of flavors! Thank you Michele!

Chocolate dipped strawberries for Valentine's Day were beautiful, but "chocolate" tasted like the…read morecheap melt-your-own wafers sold at Michael's & Joann's for hobby candy makers. Not premium chocolate but inner strawberries were very good. Would not buy again. Caramels were very good but wish there was less salt on them. Those I would buy again though, maybe wash some of the salt off? Presentation and packaging was beautiful and professional. Very cute home-like store. Cake pops and cookies all looked really pretty, & crafts like crochet & quilting were fun to look at while I waited. Like I read with another reviewer, she also didn't have an item in our order made, which we didn't find out until picking up. However she cheerfully refunded the item and it was fine. :) All in all, if you're looking to support a small local business in town, this is definitely one to visit. :)