5 Best Restaurants in Southern Oregon, Oregon

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

Hither Coffee & Goods

$ Fodor's Choice

Set in a minimalist downtown space with bare floors, a vaulted painted-white timber ceiling, and bounteous floral arrangements, Hither serves as an inviting coffeehouse and café by day, featuring heavenly pastries and artfully composed egg dishes and tartines. Or at lunchtime enjoy an Italian sandwich (with Olympic Provisions meats) and a glass of natural wine on the pleasant side patio.

Ma Mosa's

$ Fodor's Choice

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, OR, 97526, USA
541-479–0236
Known For
  • Refreshing mimosa and other cocktails at brunch
  • Pet-friendly patio
  • Latke tots with chili-ranch dipping sauce
Restaurant Details
No dinner

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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 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, OR, 97470, USA
541-440–4901
Known For
  • Mix of affordable and upscale dishes
  • Impressive wine and cocktail list
  • Pumpkin-cranberry ricotta pancakes at breakfast
Restaurant Details
No dinner Sun. and Mon.

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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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The Parrot House

$$$

This ornate Victorian house filled with antiques, chandeliers, and framed mirrors and artwork provides a grand setting for everything from a romantic dinner by the fireplace to a relaxed brunch or lunch with friends on the heated patio—you'll find both formal and casual spaces. The farm-to-table menu is similarly varied, with burgers, pizzas, pastas to more elaborately sauced steaks and seafood grills.

1851 S.E. Stephens St., Roseburg, OR, 97470, USA
541-580–0600
Known For
  • Often has live music in the evening
  • Lavish Sunday brunch (with buffet and à la carte option)
  • Barrel-aged bourbons in the classy Reform Bar
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.–Wed. No lunch

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