I have nothing but good things to say about this place. Everything we ordered were amazing. The…read morecoffee and the food were all freshly made upon order. We went mostly in the morning during the two days we stayed at Klamath Falls. I got their cold brew coffee and it was not sour or burnt tasting like some other fancy coffee shops. For anyone that is gluten-free, this place can accommodate almost any of their ingredients for GF options. I can't recommend this place enough.

This place does not disappoint. Every time I try something new off the menu I'm completely blown…read moreaway. The head chef there has put his spin on just about every item and it's absolutely delicious. My favorite godfather sandwich also the Dennis sandwich. If you're ever hungry for a breakfast burrito, they definitely have the best in town.

Delicious Umqua icecream. Loved the whimsical decor and free sample of the Huckleberry Cheescake…read moresold me.

I stopped in here with my partner and his sister after dinner tonight. We wanted to support a small…read morebusiness and this was one of the only small businesses that were dessert places. They were a bit out of the way but I'm glad we went here instead of to a chain. We were greeted immediately when we walked in. Both of the employees who were working were very friendly and let us take our time looking at all of the flavors. I ended up getting the chocolate brownie ice cream with Oreo crumbles on top. The other two in my group got a milkshake using the chocolate brownie ice cream and the raspberry sorbet. Everything was pretty good but didn't blow us away. The theme of this place is park rangers and it is super cute. I love the overall theme and decor, it's super unique! There's a small parking lot next to the building that you can park in. They also have bathrooms but I didn't use them so I'm not sure how they are. The rest of the restaurant looked clean and spacious. The prices are alright but a little high. Overall this was a good stop for us while in Klamath Falls. There aren't a lot of options for small businesses here, it's not a great town to visit as a tourist in general.

We were looking for fritters before heading out to Crater Lake and we stumbled upon this drive…read morethrough donut place with a variety of fritters. With our mouths watering we headed over to get the last two peach fritters they had. We were hoping for blueberry but we got a late start that morning. I wanted to be in love with the peach fritters but it didn't have enough chunks of peach. The dough was light and fluffy and it was glazed well it just left me wanting more. I love the idea of a drive up donut window and the staff was super friendly. Next time we are in town we need to try the Bismarck and some others.

We drove 2 hours each way looking for the perfect donut. What we found was pretty close. The apple…read morefritter is one of the best I've ever had. Whatever dough secrets they've mastered shines through in what I can only equate to baking a pillow. They're that soft. Every donut we've tried has been fantastic. Worth the trip and will be making it again.

Food was amazing I got the soup and sandwich combo. I really enjoyed it. The service was goodsread more

This review is for the Hope Street Farmstand, known in the community as "The Barn," which is still…read moreopen on Fridays and Saturdays at 3803 Hope St. in Klamath Falls. These same people owned the Hope Street Farmstand restaurant at 1850 Main St., which didn't last a year. This place deserves a zero for the attitude displayed today toward us. The owners, Kyle and Nikki, have decided they can tell people where and how to park when they visit their "barn" and enforce parking on a public street. They do not have the authority or the right to do so. Only law enforcement can enforce parking on a public street, even in front of their property. A call to the Sheriff's Dept. told us Kyle can only control his own property up to the property line, not the street where we thoughtfully and carefully parked. It's understandable that they want to keep the school children safe and the neighborhood free of bottleneck traffic; however, Kyle is rude and mean. He stands in his driveway and by "the barn" and dictates where people can park. If you disagree, he tells you to leave. He has the same sign included here posted outside "the barn" and says people must strictly abide by it. We have given these people a lot of business since they've been open. Today, as we do each week, we pulled up in front of their "barn" to buy an item. We had seen their "parking rules," and as a courtesy and to please them, I pulled completely off the street behind the white line, as his "parking rules" state. His driveway was full. He rushed out of his driveway and insisted that we move our vehicle into his driveway. I'm the only driver in our household. With my chronic pain, I couldn't get back into the vehicle, move it, get back out, enter "the barn," and walk clear back over to our vehicle and get back in. I also couldn't see how I could park in an already full driveway. I tried to explain this to him. He abruptly cut me off. "These are the rules, sorry!" he snarled. My spouse told him we only wanted to buy one item and we would leave quickly. "It doesn't matter! These are the rules. You must move or leave!" His tone was so rude and disrespectful. We chose to leave. "Fine, we will never be back, and we've given you a lot of business." He shrugged, stood close, and watched us climb back into our vehicle. He stood there until we pulled out. It was creepy and felt threatening. He didn't care that he lost that sale and all future sales from us, or our referrals to friends and family. Being a control freak matters more. He could have approached us in a much friendlier manner and explained why he wanted us to move our vehicle into his already full driveway. Instead, he jumped on us as soon as we exited our vehicle. Records located in the Oregon Judicial System show that Kyle has a felony conviction for menacing. Think twice before you do business with these people. It's not difficult to see why their restaurant at 1850 Main St. lasted less than a year. Many other locally owned, friendly bakeries and small pop-ups offer the same types of items. We will give them our business.

Couldn't believe the price for quality yogurt- a good mix of flavors and sugar free options…read more Enjoyed the area of town as well.

The man behind the counter was yelling at a woman and her and 2 friends were obviously upset. I saw…read morethem crying outside when leaving. The whole experience was loud uncomfortable and not the only time it's happened. I won't be going back.

I was in town for crater lake but this place stuck out for sure. I tried both baklava choices. Both…read morewere delicious. The service was very fast and friendly. Looking forward to going back the next couple days and trying more. Highly recommend

I've tried her Baklava and it's flaky and absolutely delectable. Today I went in to try the new…read moreDubai chocolate bars and the filling is to die for. Crispy, crunchy, smooth, and rich pistachio and knafeh comes inside the bar. I'll be back again, yummy

Jersey Boiis is an incredible stop in Klamath Falls. The coffee, breakfast sandwiches, lunch…read moresandwiches on fresh baked Focaccia and the Japanese coffee jelly were all incredible. So much so that we stopped twice, both on our way to and from Bend. Had a chance to meet the owner John and he was super friendly as well. Definitely a 5-star experience x2!

The atmosphere has a great vibe, friendly and warm. The owner takes tremendous pride in the…read morequality of his Italian sodas and sandwiches. They have their own roasters, and make the best espresso around. Enjoy!

The regular breakfast burrito filled the dinner plate and was accompanied by a container of green…read moresalsa. Hash brown potatoes, sausage, cheese and egg were wrapped in a large wheat tortilla. It was good and very filling. On a beautiful August morning with little smoke, I couldn't resist riding the 890 over the Cascades to the hamlet of Bonanza in the center of large valleys full of ranches--cattle, dairies and hay. Catus J,, like the other buildings in Bonanza is old and weathered. It's both a restaurant and bakery (donuts).

Home made tortilla's. That's all I have to say. You don't need to know anything else!!!!read more