3 Best Restaurants in Ashland, Southern Oregon

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We've compiled the best of the best in Ashland - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Missyoon

$$$ Fodor's Choice

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, OR, 97520, USA
541-706–6676
Known For
  • Yuzu curd tartlet for dessert
  • Charming back patio
  • Soju and makgeolli (Korean rice wine) cocktails
Restaurant Details
Closed Tues. and Wed. No lunch

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Hearsay

$$$
The lush, tranquil garden patios of this sophisticated bar and bistro attached to the Oregon Cabaret Theatre and a short stroll from the Shakespeare Festival are so appealing it's easy to forget the charming interior, with its art deco–inspired paintings and live piano lounge. This restaurant inside a 1911 former church turns out eclectic, creative dishes like beer-cured salmon tartare and burgers topped with wild mushrooms, Rogue Oregonzola cheese, and truffle aioli, and the desserts are fabulous, too.
40 S. 1st St., OR, 97520, USA
541-625–0505
Known For
  • Romantic garden seating
  • Creative craft cocktails
  • Great happy hour deals (lounge only)
Restaurant Details
Closed Tues. No lunch

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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 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., OR, 97520, USA
541-488–5558
Known For
  • Pretheater dining
  • Outstanding Sunday brunch
  • Fine cocktails in the adjoining 1920s bar
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch

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