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Prospect Food Guide: 6 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Prospect
Prospect is an unincorporated community in Jackson County, in the U.S. state of Oregon. It lies along Oregon Route 62 on the Rogue River, in the Rogue River – Siskiyou National Forest.
Things to do in Prospect
1. Beckie's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 532 reviews
Reviewed By WeSawIt2013 - Charlotte, North Carolina
When we arrived we waited at the door for over ten minutes before anyone spoke to us-to be told we couldn't be seated (there were a couple of empty tables). The lady acted disgruntled when we said we wanted hot tea and pie to go. After another ten minutes or so, a nicer woman took our order. We waited about twenty minutes for it though. Neither of us finished the pie, tasted like something from a grocery store.
2. Prospect Historic Hotel-Motel and DinnerHouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
During the season the Prospect Hotel Dinner House offers dining in an elegant yet informal atmosphere. Sunset Magazine rated the Dinner House as "the best dinner house between Crater Lake and Medford ". A variety of freshly made dinners will fill the heartiest appetite. Freshly baked bread with fresh from the garden salads will delight every taste. The Dinner House is open seven nights a week starting in May from 5:00 pm until 8:00 pm through May and then 5:00pm until 9:00pm June thru October and most Holidays. Reservations are recommended.
Reviewed By griff2810 - Harrogate, United Kingdom
On our trip to the States we stayed in some rather grand places and some cheap motels so this is why I have given Prospect hotel an average score.
The self catering room was basic, clean and what I was expecting.
The beautiful building had an olde worlde feel and the restaurant catered for locals and visitors alike. Go and enjoy this part of the world and judge for yourself instead of letting me make up your mind.
3. Prospect Pizza Parlor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Small sit down or take out pizza parlor with thin crust pizzas, Italian sub sandwiches, fresh salads, and great craft beer selection.
Reviewed By Jacquelyn V
The pizza, sandwiches, and WIFI were worth the trip. Don't laugh, WIFI is hart to come by in this little town. The prices were reasonable and there was a good selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. We came twice during our trip because we were...MoreThanks, it is useful for us to hear what stood out as positive aspects during your visit. A strong free wifi service has been a bigger feature than I first thought.
4. Prospect Cafe & Trophy Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
A 75 year old historical American Cafe with a friendly and unique feeling. Specialty is local grass fed beef for hamburgers and meat pies. OPEN for SPRING/SUMMER/FALL of 2017!
Reviewed By Harry B - Medford, Oregon
This local diner boats a row of beheaded trophies on entry -- the axe doorhandle forewarns of a different dining experience. Service is very friendly, the food pretty basic, although better than your average diner. Worth stopping in to imbibe the local vibe.
5. Umpqua
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By DiannaC20 - Geyserville, California
If you've never had Umpqua Ice cream, it's great! This is a little pit stop on the Crater Lake Hwy near Beckie's Cafe and Union Creek Resort. Nice little stop, clean, has a place to sit, store across the street. Great Ice Cream, friendly.
6. Gorge Restaurant and Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Maimeo - Oregon
We decided to try dinner at the Cascade Gorge Restaurant now that it has new management and cooks after a long time of being closed. We were pleasantly surprised. Although it is a no-frills restaurant, everything was clean and neat and brightly lit. Our server offered lemon for our water as we perused the menu.
The specials for the night were chicken fried steak, meatloaf, and port chop, all served with mashed potatoes and gravy and a mini ear of corn on the cob. Also offered were open-faced Turkey sandwiches with gravy, and freshly made chili and cornbread. The on-the-bone pork chop was moist and flavorful with a lemon-pepper seasoning. The accompanying mashed potatoes were freshly mashed, not instant, and smothered in sausage gravy, which I imagine is the gravy served on the biscuits-and-gravy offered on the breakfast menu. My dining companion had the meat loaf which was three, thinly sliced pieces (though sufficient) covered in beef gravy. Each entree was delicious and a very good value at $9.98 each. I would have liked a small side salad alongside however. The dessert special was home made apple pie, but we didn't try it.
A look at breakfast and lunch items convinced us to come back for breakfast. There are a number of omelets offered along with other items, all very reasonably priced. The lunch menu included burgers, tri-tip sandwiches, pulled-pork on buns, BLTs, and the server said that a vegetarian burger was also available, though not listed.
Stop here on your way to or from Crater Lake or while playing at Stewart State Park, just four miles down highway 62. You won't be disappointed!
