Chase Gardens Cafe and Bistro

The food is great here and I thought at first the service was nice, but when you ask my friend to leave because of her crying baby you get 1 star and you’ll never get any business from me again. Who does that? The baby wasn’t even crying for 5 minutes and we were trying to quiet her down. Let’s all stop and remember that at one time you were a crying pooping baby too. Have some respect for the mother trying to eat with a 2 month old baby.
Also, it took over 20 minutes for us to get our food. Speed up your service and maybe the baby won’t cry, because she was quiet until the after food arrived.

This is one of those places if you blink you’ll miss it but they really have some of the best sandwiches and their breakfast burritos are on point. And if you’re looking for a good coffee theirs a blended Snickers that’s to die for!!! It’s a little pricey but I feel it’s worth it

I have been wanting to come here for months but I work all day long and they are closed on the weekends. I finally got off work early and was able to come in for some food and lets just say I was glad I came.
The lady who was working was super friendly and helpful.
I perused all the menu boards and starred at all the tasty looking quiches and pastries.
I thought it was just a take out place but apparently not. They have lots of tables inside and out where you can enjoy your meal.
They have a nice selection of salads, sandwiches, and wraps. They also have soups and quiches of the day.
They have a huge coffee/​espresso menu. They also have a lot of other beverages to select from including local beers and Capri sun. I haven’t had capri sun in years!
So I decided on a random selection of foods.
1. Beef Stew: It was super tasty. Rich tomatoey broth with lots of hunks of meat and vegetables.
2. A fancy rice krispie treat that I can’t remember the name of but it was heaven. It had caramel and chocolate on top
3. A quinoa salad with cucumber, parsley, tomatoes, scallions, garbanzo beans. It was a little lack luster in flavor but I really enjoy quinoa so it didn’t stop me from eating every last bite
4. An Oatmeal cherry cream cheese frosting stuffed cookie sandwich. The frosting was the perfect sweetness to balance out with the cookie and the cookie was moist and delicious.
Needless to say I will defiantly be back. I wish they were open right now because I could really use a good latte and sandwich.

A good place to grab a quick snack if you otherwise have business in this building (which mostly has medical offices). Good selection of pretty decent baked goods in a case up front.
Staffed by friendly college and maybe slightly older aged people.
I wouldn’t make a special trip here otherwise, but I’ve never eaten lunch here and am actually kind of surprised at all of the reviews already here – maybe I’m underestimating this place.

We ended up at this place because we had the Groupon. I wasn’t expecting much, I was thinking… small café, cheap food, etc. HOWEVER, I was pleasantly surprised at what we found!
This place is suuuuuper clean and I loved the little inspirational quotes all over the place. The staff was very welcoming and warm, even after we told them we had a Groupon (I’ve experienced some negative ‘tudes towards the Groupon…). We each had a wrap, I had the Voodoo and it was incredible! Chicken, bleu cheese crumbles, spinach, tomatoes, and bacon. They even toasted it, yum!
I had the veggie lentil soup, it was okay, but I’m not much of a soup person so I think it was a real winner if you love soups. My boyfriend had the beef soup, and he ate it in about 2 seconds flat. He LOVED it and was very impressed with the nice chunks of beef.
We also got a couple of drinks with our deal, so that was a bonus.
Overall, I would definitely come back here. The prices were a little high for our budget (The meal would have been $ 26 without the Groupon), but the food was fresh and the quality was ideal.
Great spot!

We had an excellent lunch. I had the hummus wrap, he had the turkey — both fresh and interesting. The side salads we had were ¹⁄₃ the price and way better than the salads we recently had at Marche (I kid you not). Good, home-​made desserts, very friendly staff. Only wish it weren’t so far from our SW end of town. Five stars for what it is:-a very casual, cozy coffee shop/​café.

First heard of Chase Gardens via Groupon. Had one of their sandwiches (the Dirty Diana with Bacon). Wow. Great sandwich! Great service. Very friendly staff and owner.
Will be back, and fully recommend!

I love this place! It’s changed a lot over the past year or so, but I like where it is today. I am especially a fan of the daily soups. I’ve always had something different, and I’ve been pleased each time. The specials are fun and creative. The hummus sandwich is the best sandwich I’ve had at a restaurant. I like the staff.
Great place for lunch on a rainy day … or any day! I just wish they were open more.

I couldn’t ask more from a local coffee shop. This is hands down my new favorite location near my house. The new owners kept the wall mural from the previous owner (which I was actually a big fan of), but aside from that, they have completely made it their own.
They now serve beer and wine, and I believe they’ll even re-​cork your wine bottle for free. I usually go for the latte, so I don’t have a ton of info on their other drinks, although I have gone with others who thought their coffee was really good.
I have had their quiche several times and it’s awesome! They usually have quite the selection of food, and it looks like they make everything fresh right there.
I really like the fact that this place can be an ideal spot for so many different types of days. Great for working/​studying, a quick shot of caffeine to start your day, breakfast/​lunch/​dinner, or just a place to grab an afternoon or early evening glass of wine or beer with a friend and sit out on the patio. The only downside is that there isn’t really anything else around it unless you’re stopping at the medical center. I feel like this location has been a tough spot for previous owners to get enough business, but given the transformation that the new owner has made to the place, I’m really hoping enough people start finding this hidden gem so that they make it.

This place is pretty great! I ate both breakfast and lunch here today (mostly because of the proximity of it to my work — a bunch of Oregon Medical Group offices are located in this building). The coffee is decent and only 1.25 with free refills if you dine in, and I had a breakfast burrito with potatoes, eggs, and cheese for only $ 3.50. It was pretty bland on its own, but with the hot sauce selection they had I was happy to have such a cheap breakfast.
For lunch I had one of their paninis — the hummus and vegetable one — on wheat bread. Toasted well, not overly stuffed, and served with a nice side salad for about 8 bucks. They had a variety of sandwich, wrap, soup, and dessert options and it looked like the workers were really into their job. On-​site baking? Maybe. I’ll have to look more into this.
The seating area is great (i got some studying done — it’s not very crowded either) and they’re open early — from 6:30 am — 6 pm.