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1. Elements Tapas Bar
$$$ | |A stylish setting and a taste of impressively authentic Spanish fare—these are the draws of this handsome tapas restaurant in downtown Medford's turn-of-the-20th-century "Goldy" building....
A stylish setting and a taste of impressively authentic Spanish fare—these are the draws of this handsome tapas restaurant in downtown Medford's turn-of-the-20th-century "Goldy" building. Pass around plates of mussels in romesco sauce, apricot-braised-pork empanadas, chorizo-studded Andalusian paella, and lamb-sausage flatbread, while sampling selections from the lengthy beer and cocktail menus.
101 E. Main St., Oregon, 97501, USA541-779–0135Known For
- Late-night dining, food is served until at least 11 pm
- Several types of paella (that serves three to four)
- Extensive, international beer, wine, and cocktail selection
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch -
2. Forage Coffee
$ | |Set inside a stylishly adapted former gas station, this airy and contemporary café serves exceptional espresso and tea drinks, from cardamom-rose lattes to sweetly spicy...
Set inside a stylishly adapted former gas station, this airy and contemporary café serves exceptional espresso and tea drinks, from cardamom-rose lattes to sweetly spicy chais. The pork belly egg sandwich makes a deliciously savory start to the day.
529 E. Main St., Medford, Oregon, USA541-601–2287Known For
- Brown-butter chocolate-chunk cookies
- Crouching Tiger lattes (with strawberry, basil, and cracked pepper)
- You can buy plants in the on-site greenhouse
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3. Gogi's
$$$$ | |This low-key favorite among foodies and locals lies just down the hill from Britt Gardens and serves sophisticated contemporary cuisine and a discerning selection of...
This low-key favorite among foodies and locals lies just down the hill from Britt Gardens and serves sophisticated contemporary cuisine and a discerning selection of local and international wines. The menu changes regularly, but might feature salmon tartare with preserved lemon and furikake; or cider-brined pork chop with smoked-cheddar polenta and pomegranate pan sauce.
235 W. Main St., Jacksonville, Oregon, 97530, USA541-899–8699Known For
- Terrific wine list
- Artfully presented, innovative dishes
- Excellent cheese and charcuterie boards
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Tues. No lunch -
4. Ma Mosa's
$ | |Sustainability is the name of the game at this lively breakfast and lunch café in downtown Grants Pass, with a cozy dining room of colorfully...
Sustainability is the name of the game at this lively breakfast and lunch café in downtown Grants Pass, with a cozy dining room of colorfully painted tables and mismatched chairs, and a large adjacent patio with picnic tables and lush landscaping. The kitchen sources from local farms and purveyors to create beer-battered fried chicken and waffles, kale Caesar salads, and line-caught-fish tacos with seasonal slaw and homemade salsa.
118 N.W. E St., Grants Pass, Oregon, 97526, USA541-479–0236Known For
- Refreshing mimosa and other cocktails at brunch
- Pet-friendly patio
- Latke tots with chili-ranch dipping sauce
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner -
5. Missyoon
$$$ | |Inventive contemporary Korean food with locally sourced ingredients are the star at this intimate and romantic neighborhood bistro. Highlights include braised short rib–pork dumplings with...
Inventive contemporary Korean food with locally sourced ingredients are the star at this intimate and romantic neighborhood bistro. Highlights include braised short rib–pork dumplings with scallion-soy-chili oil, and bibimbap with tofu, spinach, egg, and steelhead roe.
542 A St., Ashland, Oregon, 97520, USA541-706–6676Known For
- Yuzu curd tartlet for dessert
- Charming back patio
- Soju and makgeolli (Korean rice wine) cocktails
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No lunch -
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6. Twisted Cork Wine Bar
$$ | |This dapper, art-filled space lends a bit of urbane sophistication to downtown Grants Pass. In addition to pouring varietals from throughout the Umpqua and Rogue...
This dapper, art-filled space lends a bit of urbane sophistication to downtown Grants Pass. In addition to pouring varietals from throughout the Umpqua and Rogue valleys, Twisted Cork carries wines from more than 120 wineries throughout the Northwest, along with a few from California, and it offers a menu of small plates ideal for sharing as well as creative and quite affordable larger plates, including pomegranate-cinnamon flank steak, ginger-glazed salmon, and wild-mushroom flatbread with butternut-mint hummus.
210 S.W. 6th St., Grants Pass, Oregon, 97526, USA541-295–3094Known For
- Local ports and dessert wines
- Shareable platters of cheese and charcuterie
- Pet-friendly patio
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
7. Back Porch Bar & Grill
$$ | |For an excellent, mid-priced alternative to Jacksonville's more upscale eateries, head to this roadhouse-style clapboard building six blocks northeast of the town's historic main drag....
For an excellent, mid-priced alternative to Jacksonville's more upscale eateries, head to this roadhouse-style clapboard building six blocks northeast of the town's historic main drag. Authentic central Texas–style barbecue is served here: chargrilled red-hot sausage, slow-cooked pork ribs, and ½-pound burgers, plus a few steak and pasta dishes.
605 N. 5th St., Jacksonville, Oregon, 97530, USA541-899–8821Known For
- Tangy slow-cooked barbecue
- Down-home, Wild West decor
- Good selection of local wines
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8. Basin Martini Bar
$$ | |Although its name suggests evening cocktails, this stylish downtown storefront space is just as well regarded for its reliably tasty dinner fare—truffled veal meatloaf, burgers...
Although its name suggests evening cocktails, this stylish downtown storefront space is just as well regarded for its reliably tasty dinner fare—truffled veal meatloaf, burgers topped with Crater Lake blue cheese, and seared scallops with corn risotto are among the highlights. There's seating in a handful of comfy booths or at stools along the modern bar, where you can order one of the creative drinks—consider the lemon-basil martini.
632 Main St., Oregon, 97601, USA541-884–6264Known For
- Well-prepared craft cocktails
- Decadent mac and cheese
- Urbane, deco-inspired dining room
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No lunch -
9. Brevada
$ | |Established by a couple of young graduates of Oregon Institute of Technology, this welcoming café on a hillside near campus serves a range of coffee...
Established by a couple of young graduates of Oregon Institute of Technology, this welcoming café on a hillside near campus serves a range of coffee drinks, bagels, salads, and bowls throughout the day. In the evening, Brevada transitions into a neighborhood pub, where you can sip local beer and wine, nosh on cheese and meat boards, and mingle with locals.
2229 N. Eldorado Ave., Klamath Falls, Oregon, 97601, USA541-887–2501Known For
- Craft beer from Klamath's Skyline Brewing
- Lattes with interesting flavors
- Covered outdoor seating
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10. Brix
$$ | |This handsome downtown American bistro with exposed-brick walls, curving leather banquettes, and high ceilings serves reasonably priced breakfast and lunch fare daily, and somewhat more...
This handsome downtown American bistro with exposed-brick walls, curving leather banquettes, and high ceilings serves reasonably priced breakfast and lunch fare daily, and somewhat more upscale dinners. Highlights include mango-mahi nachos, and Sicilian-style, rare-seared ahi tuna steak with olive tapenade; several more affordable sandwiches, burgers, and salads are available, too.
527 S.E. Jackson St., Roseburg, Oregon, 97470, USA541-440–4901Known For
- Mix of affordable and upscale dishes
- Impressive wine and cocktail list
- Pumpkin-cranberry ricotta pancakes at breakfast
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner Sun. and Mon. -
11. Decant
$$$$ | |A softly lit dining room, knowledgeable service, and artfully plated Pacific Northwestern and Mediterranean fare are the draw at this esteemed restaurant just outside downtown...
A softly lit dining room, knowledgeable service, and artfully plated Pacific Northwestern and Mediterranean fare are the draw at this esteemed restaurant just outside downtown Medford. You might start with Spanish octopus with salsa verde, before graduating to a grilled duck breast with leg confit, cherries, faro, and kale.
1108 E. Main St., Medford, Oregon, 97504, USA541-776–1234Known For
- Decadent homemade desserts
- Tree-shaded back patio
- Excellent southern Oregon wine list
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues.–Wed. No lunch -
12. Girasol Cantina
$$ | |This highly popular, family-owned downtown restaurant is decorated with colorful artwork, much of it depicting its namesake sunflowers (or girasoles, in Spanish). The food is...
This highly popular, family-owned downtown restaurant is decorated with colorful artwork, much of it depicting its namesake sunflowers (or girasoles, in Spanish). The food is flavorful and fresh, featuring mostly Mexican-American classics, including seafood burritos, carne asada, and chile verde.
430 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, 97601, USA541-887–2282Known For
- Deep-fried plantains with strawberry jam
- Hearty siete mares (seven seas) seafood stew
- Margaritas and Mexican beers
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13. Jaspers Café
$ | |This cute roadhouse-style building a few miles northwest of downtown Medford has made a name for itself serving absurdly large, decadently topped, and deliciously crafted...
This cute roadhouse-style building a few miles northwest of downtown Medford has made a name for itself serving absurdly large, decadently topped, and deliciously crafted burgers. Unusual toppings like huckleberry-marinated onions, candied pecans, and raspberry-chipotle sauce make for some strangely compelling flavor combinations; veggie burgers are offered, too. Although potentially a dinner option, keep in mind that Jaspers closes between 6 and 8 pm, depending on the night of week.
2739 N. Pacific Hwy., Oregon, 97501, USA541-776–5307Known For
- Old-fashioned shakes and malts in about 20 flavors
- Tasty sides—sweet potatoe fries, Frito pies
- Excellent craft beer and wine selection
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14. Larks
$$$ | |In a swanky yet soothing dining room off the lobby of the historic Ashland Springs Hotel, Larks pairs the freshest ingredients from local farms with...
In a swanky yet soothing dining room off the lobby of the historic Ashland Springs Hotel, Larks pairs the freshest ingredients from local farms with great wines, artisanal chocolate desserts, and drinks, and features modern interpretations of classic comfort food, such as Southern fried chicken with bacon pan gravy. Dessert offerings include old-fashioned chocolate sundaes, s'mores, and a seasonal cheesecake selection.
212 E. Main St., Oregon, 97520, USA541-488–5558Known For
- Pretheater dining
- Outstanding Sunday brunch
- Fine cocktails in the adjoining 1920s bar
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
15. Noble Coffee Roasting
$ | |The fair-trade, organic beans used in the espresso drinks at Noble Coffee Roasting, in the hip Railroad District, are among the best in town. The...
The fair-trade, organic beans used in the espresso drinks at Noble Coffee Roasting, in the hip Railroad District, are among the best in town. The spacious, high-ceilinged dining room is a comfy and attractive place to socialize or get work done while you sip and munch.
281 4th St., Oregon, 97520, USA541-488–3288Known For
- Cold-brew, ice-dripped, and other cool espresso drinks
- Tasty pastries
- Homemade Tonic sparkling beverage with coffee fruit, lemon, and agave
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16. Peerless Restaurant & Bar
$$$$ | |This upmarket neighborhood bistro and wine bar in a vintage former hotel anchors the up-and-coming Railroad District, on the north side of downtown, just a...
This upmarket neighborhood bistro and wine bar in a vintage former hotel anchors the up-and-coming Railroad District, on the north side of downtown, just a few blocks from Main Street and the Shakespeare theaters. Regulars appreciate the well-crafted cocktails and thoughtful wine list as much as the consistently tasty locally sourced American food, such as fig-and-horseradish salad with apples and blue cheese and grilled lamb T-bone with apricot-glazed carrots and avocado-yogurt sauce.
265 4th St., Oregon, 97520, USA541-488–6067Known For
- Delicious desserts with suggested drink pairings
- First-rate cocktails
- Beautiful outdoor garden dining area
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
17. Amuse
$$$ | |Closed PermanentlyThe Northwest-driven French cuisine served in this intimate, ivy-covered eatery, which is infused with seasonal, organic meat and produce, changes regularly but might feature charcoal-grilled...
The Northwest-driven French cuisine served in this intimate, ivy-covered eatery, which is infused with seasonal, organic meat and produce, changes regularly but might feature charcoal-grilled prawns, duck-leg confit, or braised pork shoulder. Try to save room for one of the local-fruit desserts, such as wild huckleberry tart with a pecan crust or Gravenstein apple crisp. If you're craving sweets, house-made ice cream, or Stumptown Coffee during the day, stop by the sister establishment, Mix Bakeshop, a few blocks away on North Main Street.
15 N. 1st St., Oregon, 97520, USA541-488–9000Known For
- Intimate, romantic setting
- Reasonable corkage fee to bring your own wine
- Delectable desserts and cheese-course options
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No lunch -
18. New Sammy's Cowboy Bistro
$$$$ | |Closed PermanentlyArdent foodies have been known to make reservations weeks in advance, especially for weekends, to dine in this stucco Southwest-style roadhouse a few miles northwest...
Ardent foodies have been known to make reservations weeks in advance, especially for weekends, to dine in this stucco Southwest-style roadhouse a few miles northwest of Ashland. Surrounded by orchards and gardens, the menu finds its way into the exquisite—and mostly farm-to-table—Northwestern fare with typical dishes from the seasonal menu ranging from green-garlic flan with spiced Washington spot prawns, cherry tomatoes, avocado, and epazote to pan-roasted king salmon with garden gazpacho, three basils, and tapenade. The desserts, such as plum Linzer torte with plum ice cream, are as visually stunning as they are tasty. It's a bit easier to score a table at lunch.
2210 S. Pacific Hwy., Oregon, 97540, USA541-535–2779Known For
- Artful desserts
- Funky yet romantic setting
- Nicely curated beer and wine list
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Tues -
19. 38 Central
$$ | |Closed PermanentlySet inside a handsomely restored 1910 downtown building, this casual yet smartly furnished bistro specializes in comfort-driven fare with notably urbane flourishes. The classic fish-and-chips,...
Set inside a handsomely restored 1910 downtown building, this casual yet smartly furnished bistro specializes in comfort-driven fare with notably urbane flourishes. The classic fish-and-chips, for instance, are prepared with fresh local lingcod and battered in a champagne sauce, while "grown up" mac and cheese comes with Rogue Creamery cheddar, aged Parmesan, and hardwood-smoked bacon. An oft-changing roster of starters, soups, salads, and sides (try haricots verts with shallots) are ideal for sharing.
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20. Blondie's Bistro
$$ | |Closed PermanentlySophisticated but affordable Blondie's serves globally inspired food and cocktails in a dapper downtown space with high ceilings and hardwood floors—the lone aesthetic drawback is...
Sophisticated but affordable Blondie's serves globally inspired food and cocktails in a dapper downtown space with high ceilings and hardwood floors—the lone aesthetic drawback is the sometimes boisterous acoustics. The kitchen, however, prepares first-rate food, including an especially good list of starters, from Portuguese-style steamed clams with herbed sausage to a substantial Mediterranean antipasto platter. Cedar plank–grilled wild coho salmon and the innovative Kung Pao chicken spaghetti rank among the better main courses. Live bands perform some nights.
226 S.W. G St., Grants Pass, Oregon, 97526, USA541-479–0420Known For
- Live music some nights; popular happy hour
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