A Leap of Taste

The staff was super nice, awesome vegan and vegetarian options, beautiful place...

I would definitely recommend going through here

Had a bite here on our way through town and enjoyed ourselves. Good, light sandwiches. Cute little town to poke around in, as well.

Would love to give this place 5 stars, as the atmosphere is darling, coffee is delicious and service excellent. However we also ordered quite a bit of food that was a little disappointing.

-#4 sandwich, missing sun dried tomatoes and just a little bland... if I feel like I can make an equally good or better sandwich at home then it’s a fail.

-#3 roast beef sandwich, assumed it’d be hot roast beef, just seemed like nice deli beef from the store and again felt similar to sandwich’s I make at home (although we do make our own sourdough bread at home)

-caramel macchiato cheesecake, tasty but almost zero coffee flavor... which was 90% of the reason I wanted it

-strawberry/rhubarb oat bar, not bad, rhubarb desserts are usually my fave and this just didn’t hit the spot.

Again, can’t fault the service, we had a pumpkin iced latte which was one of the best I’ve ever had and a delicious dark chocolate Truffle.

Will definitely be back next time we’re in Klamath, to try more food but will probably pass the on sandos

Today was my third time eating at Leap of Taste. There is a lot of hype about Leap of Taste, and I can see why. They have created a certain environment and it’s a cozy and interesting little cafe. I really want to love it, but every time the food has only been just good enough. Not bad enough to take it back or be really upset you just spent money on it, but also not finishing it. The biscuit was actually a pretty good biscuit, the egg was very good, the bacon was good, and I really like the idea of the jam. What was disappointing was that the sandwich had been microwaved and you could tell. On the bottom the biscuit was very wet. The cheese was quality cheese, but it had been cut to thick and hung out on one side in a greasy congealed glob. The other thing I ordered was a blonde, which I love! Their blonde though is not really a very good representation of a blonde. The texture of it was not blonde like, almost stale and it was too hard. It also lacked flavor. Maybe salt was needed, regardless I only ate one bite. Overall I’d eat there again, but I wouldn’t make a special trip of it and I wouldn’t order a blonde. It probably is very enjoyable place to sit and visit and drink coffee. The food and baked goods though could be better.

This is truly one of the Hidden gems in Klamath. This place has awesome flavor combinations. Great sandwich ideas that just absolutely complement each other and baked goods that are to-die-for, this place is a modern, Chic, and Ambiance centered restaurant. Been here multiple times, never had anything bad and staff has been more than friendly and helpful. I'll absolutely love this place.

I've only had their coffee, and I've literally gotten it everyday ❤️

Good food, great coffee, diverse crowd. Focused on local organic ingredients, their quiche, breakfast burritos, and salads are great. The coffee is amazing, with a lot of variety. Stop by and enjoy the eclectic, warm atmosphere, you won't be disappointed!

Two of us had sandwiches and both were very good. If passing through again would definitely return.

Did not care for the community-style/shared seating or that a reserved table could still be held for people who are 45 minutes late. Decent selection of food and drinks; took 20 minutes to get it but had a very good pumpkin flavored coffee. Lots of advertising if you're looking for local events. Very small town feel.

I really wanted to love this place. Nice ambience inside plus outdoor seating. The quiche was dry and poorly made. My lactose intolerant husband's sandwich which clearly did not say cheese on the board came with cheese. We said we were eating inside and my large cappucino came in a paper cup. But wah.......