The Miners' Bazaar

Oh my goodness, Miners Bazaar is the most amazing place! Great place to meet up with friends for coffee, lunch or a drink after work. Rosie is so amazing and has filled her little crooked house with so much goodness. Drop in and craft, bring your own project or purchase one of her box kits. Just go!! You won't regret it!

The Miners Bazar is an amazing local spot in Jacksonville OR. The owner Rosie is an extraordinarily talented artist and business owner. The food that she serves is an awesome selection of snacks and meals. The beverages she serves range from coffee and tea to adult beverages.

The unique thing about The Miners Bazaar is they are a local gallery for unique art as well as a space for group art projects. They regularly do classes on a host of different art forms. The classes range from kid friendly projects to advanced printmaking workshops . If you are looking for a fun place to take kids or a group of friends you can't go wrong with The Miners Bazaar.

Kids enjoyed hot chocolate while mom nursed a tasty glass of local Chenin Blanc and dad had a local brew. Beautiful interior with lots of sketchbooks and color pencils & markers for the kids to leave their mark on the place and appreciate how talented other people are!

This place is a gem. Perfect to come enjoy a good cider with some tasty and unique food (candied jalapeños!?), and the staff have been pleasantly hospitable. I’ll be back!

Fantastic. It's a beautiful spot, and it has everything you would need to stop by for a snack, a dessert, a drink, or any combination of those, and enjoy the postcard quality of historic Jacksonville. Super kid-friendly, and the owner Rosie is a wonderful person. And THEN, you add in all the one-of-a-kind gift ideas, and jewelry, and fun with art for kids of all ages - especially the grown-up kind. Highly recommended. We will be back soon.

LOVE IT HERE - good vibes, so welcoming, great taste of style, nice for a nibble, drink, or friend:family event craft style.

Our server was extremely exceptional not only did she take all 3 of my friends orders in the kindness fashion she also was the chef! Respect to her for balancing out customer service and still creating quality food. The grilled cheese was very well made as well as a simple cup of hot cocoa. Would recommend this place to anyone.

Wow, what a quaint little place. Stumbled in here as I was craving some shepherd's pie, and was pleasantly surprised how welcomed I felt stepping in, as a trans woman visiting a conservative community. They do a wonderful job making you feel at home, and it IS a renovated bungalow. The owners are sweethearts and there is really neat decor and art on the wall. Pie and cappuccino were top-notch, and OMG the cookies. Fresh and right out of the oven, melt-in-your-mouth.They are more than just an eating facility, where there are art supplies available and you can draw while sipping on a cappuccino or eating grub. Really a one-of-a-kind establishment you can't really find anywhere else.

The Miner's Bazaar is consistently my favorite answer to "what should I do this evening in Jacksonville?" The BEST atmosphere, yummy wine, local tasty dishes, generous cheese plates... and projects! I've learned how to carve and print linoleum block, played with alcohol inks, and discovered my internal maker. Rosie and her helpers are always fun and knowledgeable. I'd give this place ten stars if I could.

This is a very unique and cozy place. It's a project bar meaning they have many different kits and things you can do such as painting, drawing, embroidery, printing, and other things! My fiance and I painted ornaments. They have stencils for those of us who are less creatively gifted, and are very welcoming to all skill levels. They have craft beer and cider, along with local wines. The food comes from a local farm and the shepherds pie was delicious! We also had the cheese plate that comes with house made jam and honeycomb. This would be an excellent place for a special date night, or an intimate place to catch up with friends. We certainly will be back!