Jacksonville Review – November 2023

To help keep up-to-date on the recent changes in the business community, this month we explore what’s “New in Town,” with a fun feature on page 4 by Associate Editor Belita Palu-ay. Thanks for supporting LOCAL and Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at the Review!

 

CHURRO RUSH / 130 W. California Street—Indulge your cravings at Churro Rush, where every bite is a delight! From the crispy, cinnamon-dusted churros, soft-serve ice cream, and an array of mouthwatering desserts, they’ve got your sweet tooth covered. For those seeking savory satisfaction, the menu also boasts delicious small bites. In addition, Churro Rush will offer gluten-free and dairy-free options. Owners Ray and Veronica Mortier. Follow them for news about the Grand-Opening at churrorush.com, @churrorush, Tik Tok #churrorush, 541-702-2036

 

 

COWHORN KITCHEN & WINE /
130 N. 5th Street
—Located in the heart of town, Cowhorn Kitchen & Wine is a new, family-owned restaurant serving artfully crafted, seasonal menus from the team behind Cowhorn Vineyard & Garden. Chef Tim Payne serves refined yet approachable cuisine featuring local ingredients sourced from the vineyard’s working Biodynamic garden and neighboring farms. Food is served alongside a selection of Biodynamic wines from Cowhorn and its sister property, Johan Vineyards, in the Willamette Valley. Open for lunch and dinner, Thursday-Monday. Co-owner Mini Byers. cowhornkitchen.com, 541-702-2500
UPDATE 10/26/23: Cowhorn Kitchen & Wine will open on Friday, November 17. Click here for more info!

 

ELEVATE MEDICINE COLLECTIVE /
225 E. C Street
—Start your day with an energizing yoga class and then nourish your body with a delicious smoothie and muffin from their plant-based menu. Browse the shop and pick up some unique self-care products and herbal medicines. Register for the monthly supper club and cooking class for new skills and unforgettable fare. All this can be found at Elevate Medicine Collective, a community gathering place for learning, healing, and growth. Owner Dr. Rachel Stricker. elevatemedicinecollective.com, @elevatemedicinecollective, 541-232-5938

 

MC CULLY HOUSE INN / 240 E. California Street—Offering a gateway to a memorable weekend stay, this historic hotel offers five distinctive guest rooms and four luxurious suites, each individually decorated with high-end, modern amenities. From complimentary bicycles and backpack picnic baskets to a 24-hour guest pantry filled with coffee, tea, oatmeal, fresh fruit, yogurt, and juice, this boutique inn provides everything for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Located in the heart of Jacksonville, the hotel offers a unique blend of historic elegance and modern convenience. Owners Kathryn and Phil Moseley. mccullyhouseinn.com, @mccullyhouseinn, 541-899-6806

 

 

OREGON COWGIRL / 660 N 5th Street
Oregon Cowgirl carries unique western and native gifts, jewelry, accessories, fine art, collectibles, home decor, sassy t-shirts, hats, belts, pet collars, greeting cards and more. Head Cowgirl and owner Laura says, “We LOVE our customers! Our visitors are pretty fantastic too! We are off the main drag but, yippee, PARKING! There is so much to be thankful for—our beautiful community, the residents and visitors with whom we share it, rain, sun, the beauty of God’s creation. Many blessings to one and all this Thanksgiving and always, happy trails.” Oregon Cowgirl is open Wednesday-Saturday. Owner Laura Cogdell. headcowgirl@oregoncowgirl.com, @oregoncowgirlllc, 541-531-3441

 

PARKHURST WINE CELLARS / 845 E. California Street—Parkhurst Wine Cellars brings a new tasting room experience to Jacksonville. Elevate your expectations. Engage your senses. Enjoy a new experience. Chef Adrian’s seasonal tasting plates (think beef tartelette, chicken ballotine, or grilled sablefish) highlight Parkhurst’s world-class wines—from Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Meritage to Chardonnay, Viognier, and Brut Rosé. Savor sweeping views of the vineyards and valley from the comfortable tasting room. Co-proprietors
Mark and Susan Enlow. parkhurstwine.com, @parkhurstwines, 541-324-8451 

 

REFORMED PILATES / 145 N. 5th Street—Reformed Pilates offers group mat and reformer Pilates classes, in a fun, upbeat, and unintimidating setting. Classes are uniquely pleasant, engaging, and always exciting—all blending classical, contemporary, power and strength Pilates. A sense of community makes this place special where everyone is family—though they’ve only been here for six short months. The owners feel blessed to teach and do Pilates every day! Owners Sadie and Alex Cummings.
reformed-pilates.com, @reformed.pilates, reformedpilatesjville@gmail.com

 

 

REMOTION WINE / 255 E. California Street and coming to 105 W. Main Street—Have you ever smelled or tasted something that brought back a memory that you forgot you had? That is Remotion…a small, local, family-owned and operated wine production and tasting room. It was established by long-time home winemakers Ben and Lori Grable in 2018 when they decided to turn their passion into a business. Remotion focuses on micro lots of distinct wines that exemplify the terroir of the Rogue Valley. The downtown California Street tasting room will soon be relocating to the historic Orth House, which will also house event space and vacation rentals. Owners Lori and Ben Grable. remotionwine.com, @remotionwine, 541-702-2492

 

 

THE RESTAURANT AT JACKSONVILLE INN /
175 E. California Street
—Explore the newly- renovated The Restaurant at Jacksonville Inn! The iconic inn has been transformed into a modern culinary haven, celebrating the flavors of Southern Oregon. With a fresh look and an innovative menu spotlighting locally-sourced ingredients, indulge in an extraordinary dining experience skillfully marrying culinary traditions from the owners’ Italian heritage, and Napa journey to the Rogue Valley. Don’t miss their special Thanksgiving offer—a 3-course $85 prix fixe menu in November! Your culinary journey awaits! Owners Miriam Barchi and Todd Meyerhoffer. eatjvilleinn.com, @eatjvilleinn, 541-702-2290.

 

SUNSHINE YOGA / Temporary location
Old City Hall, 230 S. Oregon Street
—If you’re in search of a little sunshine, come try a class for free. Join their open-hearted community where they offer inexpensive wellness modalities. Release trauma and rewire the brain with tools such as hatha, nidra, vinyasa, hot and yin yoga. As well as guided meditation, 9-dimensional breath work and sound healing classes available. All spiritual denominations are welcome. Owner Darby Ficek. sunshinestudioyoga.com,
@sunshinestudioyogawellness, 541-261-6494

 

 

TROTTING FOX / 155 N. 3rd Street
Trotting Fox boutique is a clothing shop serving both men and women that focuses on high-quality brands that not only look great, but are sustainable and eco-friendly. Whether you are looking for that unique item or everyday essential, they have you covered with fashions from Kuhl, OluKai, Old Ranch and more. Owners Ramin and Serena Dadkhah. trottingfox.com,
@trotting_fox_boutique, 541-702-2158

 

 

WINE LOUNGE AT JACKSONVILLE INN /
175 E. California Street
—The Wine Lounge at Jacksonville Inn provides visitors and locals a welcoming environment to unwind and connect to the Jacksonville community. Here, wine aficionados can savor an extensive selection of local, regional and international wines by the glass or bottle. A small bites menu makes for a lovely lunch stop. The lounge also hosts wine education courses, live music and fun-filled game nights that bring the community together. The Wine Lounge at Jacksonville Inn is a delightful blend of history, hospitality, and entertainment, and is also available as an event rental space. Open daily, noon-7pm. Owner Sharaya Summers. For an updated list of upcoming events see the calendar at jacksonvilleinn.com, @jacksonville_inn, 541-899-1900