Morning Glory
1149 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, OR
Crema's Take
“This beloved Ashland breakfast institution earns its reputation with meticulous execution of classic comfort food—think pancakes elevated with house-made lemon butter, bacon crisped to perfection, and portions generous enough for two meals. The cozy, creative atmosphere draws a steady crowd of locals and visitors who don't mind the weekend wait or the higher price tag for a meal made with genuine care. It's the kind of place where slow mornings turn into lingering sit-downs over excellent coffee and the kind of breakfast that becomes a reason to visit town.”
What to expect
Google Reviews
This is the GOAT breakfast spot of Ashland. They serve all the usual classics with finesse and love. The bacon comes crisp, the pancakes fluffy, the omelettes delicate, and the hash browns seared beautifully. Beyond that, they push their menu to incorporate delicious, more elevated ingredients. The smoked bacon omelette is a banger. If you like the carmelized flavor of French onion soup, you’ll love this! So rich and deep with umami flavor, melding with diced bacon and fontina cheese. The Belgian waffle is also intense with bits of walnut and bacon baked in, which collides beautifully with hot maple syrup. So delicious! Lastly, I like to champion breakfast spots that have the courage to deliver expertly done hash browns. Breadboard doesn’t even try, with the usual “home fries” cop-out (that nobody loves but will tolerate). Brothers serves hash browns, but they’re usually soggy and falling apart. Not the case here. You get a nice, flat, crisp, rigid slab of hashbrowns, ready to accompany your main. Overall this is my number one spot for an Ashland breakfast. Definitely worth the small drive from downtown.
Went for a late breakfast on Valentines Day, we got there close to closing time (1 pm). We were sat at the last booth nearest to the bathroom & shortly after we were sat, the booth next to us left. Since it was now after closing, there were no other tables near us and the remaining customers were progressively leaving. We ordered, got our food, server was great, no issues with her. We've eaten here many times previously and enjoyed the food and have never once had any issue. My husband was showing me a video on his phone as we were eating, his phone volume was very low - it was barely audible, we were actually reading the subtitles. A few minutes into watching the video, an employee walked by our table and said "we're gonna need you to turn your phone off, we don't allow customers to be on their phones on speaker." My husband was very surprised but initially said OK and turned it off. After thinking about it for a minute, he asked a different employee if he could speak with a manager about what we were told. The employee responded that it was the owner who said that we couldn't be on the phone so we asked to speak with the owner. The owner that came out to speak to us was the employee who had told us to turn the phone off initially. My husband said to him that it was not ok to tell a paying customer to not be on their phone, we were not being disruptive in any way and that while we may have been watching a video on speaker, the volume was barely audible and given that the restaurant was closed and no one was seated by us, we did not see an issue and were shocked that an owner would tell a customer that they couldn't be on their phone. The owner took a hard line on what he had told us and said we could leave. Which we did once we were done eating. And we will not be returning here. Nor will any of our family members or friends. For a business owner to tell a paying customer that they can't be on their phone is absolutely absurd. Would he have said that to a parent whose child was watching a tablet? We were in no way being disruptive or watching anything inappropriate. This restaurant in not a quiet spot - there was a very large, vocal group eating while we were there and every time we have been there previously it is a restaurant that is on the noisier side. Small business owners in Ashland constantly complain about how hard it is to stay in business and this is how they treat their customers? I know this restaurant has been around for a long time and my singular review may have minimal effect on their business but I would be remiss to not make others aware that the owner thinks that it is OK to treat their customers in this manner. He was totally out of line and out of his mind to think he was ok to tell us we couldn't be on our phone. I will absolutely tell anyone who asks for a breakfast recommendation to not go here.
Amazing food! Great service, and the atmosphere is cozy and creative. It’s expensive, but it’s a lot of food. Easily two meals for people or an epic meal for a big eater.
I had a fantastic breakfast here. The lemon butter was a great way level up pancakes.
This restaurant was highly recommended to us and we are glad we listened. Sure, it's busy on a Sunday morning. It's also one of the best breakfast spots we've ever been to! The blueberry cheesecake stuffed French toast was awesome! Check this place out. You'll be glad you did.
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