What a darling breakfast spot! FYI:They only seat complete parties. But any wait is worth it because they have the best brunch in Southern Oregon. Their special was a lemon blueberry cheese cake stuffed French toast and Tritip crepe with a horseradish drizzle... both were mouthwatering and magical! I didn't even take a picture we were too excited to eat.

Best place to stop for a tasty satisfying breakfast. Many vegetarian options. Dad had the bacon Belgium waffle, mom and sister split the apple sausage omelette, I had the pesto, kale, tofu scrambled eggs with crispy polenta. Definitely recommend this place. Parking is tricky and it's a local favorite but the food and service is worth any wait or parking situations. The blueberry muffin was warm and fresh and mostly delicious blueberries.

We managed to squeeze ourselves into the last seatings today before closing time. This place is super-popular -- there were about 15 people who piled in right after us. The guys in the kitchen work their duffs off plating up one enormous dish after another. The made-to-order food is great, and the menu broad. I tried a smoked salmon crepe and enjoyed it very much. The crepe was right out of the pan, the salmon hot-smoked, and there were fresh greens and tomatoes to garnish it. All of the staff are attentive and friendly. I recommend it. You might have to find off-street parking if the small rear lot is full.

I had a quick trip to Ashland and this was my last stop before I left! I had a sourdough sandwhich which was very tasty and I also ordered a side of hashbrows! My partner had their special which was I believe pumpkin cheesecake pancakes. We both enjoyed our meal and I would hit this spot again. The server was very nice although it did take us a while to get our food but I'm assuming it's because the place was packed. The restaurant is like an old house and I really loved how it felt like I was having a meal in someone's home.

As good as it gets! I love the ambiance here, and the team is really friendly and helpful. We have made this a tradition, every time we are in Ashland helping a friend doing the 100 mile Ultra Trail run called "pine to Palm" my husband and I have made time to go here for breakfast during the weekend. It is a highlight! I love the food choices of savory and sweet, and tons of vegetarian options! And, their coffee drinks are really good too. This is one of my top 5 of all-favorite breakfast places in the world. It is a great treasure!

Oh buddy! This is THE brunch spot in Ashland! Located in South Ashland next to SOU, this is a local favorite. Ashland hosts numerous amazing brunch spots but Morning Glory stands out as having a perfect mix of cozy/ comfortable and unique brunch food. The ambiance reminds me of a kooky grandma kitchen where you feel so welcomed. Firstly, their drinks! I am a chai latte connoisseur- my friends and I have deemed that Morning Glory has the best chai latte in town. Bold statement that I fully attest to!! It is an added bonus that all their drinks come in a mismatch of fun mugs! Now their food! YUM!!! They are best known for their breakfast crepes and you truly cannot go wrong with them. Their crepes are the best of the best. I always order the au Gra crepe!! The bacon bits are otherworldly! If you have more of a sweet tooth, then the stuffed lemon ricotta French toast is 10/10. If you are a pro like me then I would recommend ordering your main dish as a crepe and then asking for a half order of lemon ricotta stuffed French toast to share with the table. That's the best mix of food right there! Morning Glory gets very busy on the weekends so I recommend either coming early or in a small group. Most of the time people come in larger families so you have a shorter wait (if any) when you are only a pair. Every time I have came as a pair I've barely waited. Amazing local brunch spot!!