Yreka
Yreka, CA · Food & Drink
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People Are Obsessed With The Breakfast At This Old-School Oregon Diner
Some places just smell like a good decision the moment you walk through the door, and Diner 62 in Central Point, Oregon is absolutely one of them. This is the kind of breakfast and lunch spot that makes you wonder why you ever bothered with anything fancier. There’s something deeply...
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Curtain Call Cabaret & Lounge in Medford launches pay-what-you-want model
The Curtain Call Cabaret & Lounge in downtown Medford has introduced an innovative pay-what-you-want model that includes both admission and its food menu. For all Curtain Call-produced performances, guests may decide what they’d like to pay for admission instead of purchasing a traditional fixed-price ticket. The same philosophy also applies to the cabaret’s food menu, allowing guests to choose what they’d like to pay for their meals.
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Wingstop Opens Its Doors in Grants Pass, Adding Another National Restaurant to NE E Street
Grants Pass has added another national restaurant name to its growing collection of dining options, with Wingstop opening a new location at 1060B NE E Street. The restaurant quietly moved from construction and preparation into operation, bringing the Texas-based chicken chain to Grants Pass after months of anticipation surrounding the location. The opening gives local residents another quick-service dining choice along one of the city’s busiest commercial corridors.
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Partake Confirms Second Grants Pass Location on 6th Street
Partake, the wine, cheese, and cocktail lounge already known in downtown Grants Pass, is opening a second location at 221 SE 6th St, according to owner Patti Hillier, who confirmed the news directly to What Now Portland. Hillier said the new spot will operate as a wine shop, restaurant and lounge, mirroring the format that built Partake’s following at its original 111 SE G St location. She said the team is hoping for an early to mid-October opening.
The Oregonian
The oldest winery in southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley uncorks its past
Valley View Winery founder Frank Wisnovsky, who revived the name of Oregon’s first wine label, was celebrated in July on what would have been his 90th birthday. His sons, Mark and Michael Wisnovsky, second-generation owners of the vineyard property in southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley, honored their father by uncorking their earliest estate vintages.
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This Oregon Eatery Rotates Its Comfort Food Menu Daily (the Desserts Are Even Better)
At this Oregon bistro, the menu is a delightful surprise that changes daily, ensuring each visit offers a new culinary discovery. The owners, who personally run the entire operation, are deeply passionate about using fresh, local ingredients to craft their elevated comfort food. The effort they pour into the main...
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Artisan Bakery Cafe celebrates grand opening at new location
MEDFORD, Ore. – A Medford bakery celebrated its grand opening today at its new location. Artisan Bakery Cafe has relocated to East McAndrews Road after closing its Center Drive location. The bakery is known for offering homemade baked goods and fresh coffee. Katrina Wilson, a cafe employee, said the...
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Lemonade Day 2026 happening August 8
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – The countdown is on for Lemonade Day 2026 in Grants Pass. The annual event returns Saturday, Aug. 8, from noon to 3 p.m., with youth-run lemonade stands set up throughout the Grants Pass community. The local program is hosted by the Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce as part of the national Lemonade Day initiative.
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This Oregon Bakery Turns Brazilian Cheese Bread Into Gluten-Free Waffles
There is a small bakery in southern Oregon that has figured out something most bakers never even attempt. It takes the beloved Brazilian cheese bread, known as pao de queijo, and transforms it into a waffle that is crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside, and completely gluten-free. The...
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Lemonade Day to start soon in Grants Pass
GRANTS PASS, Ore. - Lemonade Day is coming to Grants Pass, bringing a free program that teaches kids how to start and run their own lemonade stand business. The program aims to empower young people to take ownership of their lives and become productive members of society. Lemonade Day helps prepare kids to be future business leaders, social advocates, volunteers and forward-thinking citizens.
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Oregon’s Secret Seafood Spot Is All About Incredible Lobster
You might not expect to find incredible seafood so far from the coast. But tucked away in a valley is a bright building that has become a pilgrimage site for lobster lovers across Oregon. This spot serves up a lobster roll that people drive hours for. Sweet, tender chunks of...
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This Rural Oregon Diner Serves Huge Portions Beside the River
There is a small town in southern Oregon where the Rogue River runs clear and cold, and a roadside diner sits close enough to the water that you can watch the current while you eat. The food is hearty, the staff is friendly, and the view from the deck is the kind that makes you forget you were ever in a hurry.
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Catalyst Pizza Opens Second Southern Oregon Location in Medford
I made it down to Catalyst Pizza’s new Medford location tonight, and I’ve got to say, it was worth the drive. After building a loyal following and absolutely crushing it in Grants Pass, Zach and his family have expanded into Medford. Opening a second location is never easy, and one of the biggest challenges for any restaurant is maintaining the same quality, consistency, and customer experience that made the original location successful in the first place.
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Coffee and Conversations; Ashland residents have candid discussions with city councilors
ASHLAND, Ore. - Ashland city councilors hosted a Conversations and Coffee event at Garfield Park, giving residents a chance to speak directly with local leaders about community issues. The event drew mixed reactions from attendees. One resident said the gathering only happened after sustained public pressure. "The only reason this...