
Located in the historic School House Restaurant at Bigham Knoll, Black Barn Kitchen & Deli brings you farm-to-table flavor with rustic charm. We serve brunch, dinner, and handcrafted deli favorites—including fresh sandwiches, soups, and grab-and-go meals. Beyond dining, we offer full-service catering for weddings, corporate gatherings, and private parties, as well as a cozy event venue in Jacksonville, Oregon. Enjoy seasonal dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, or join us for live music, community dinners, and special tasting events. Eat in, grab & go, host an event, or let us cater—experience Black Barn Kitchen & Deli, where Oregon’s harvest comes to the table.
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Address: 525 Bigham Knoll Drive, Jacksonville, OR 97530
Phone: (541) 899-1000
Website: https://www.blackbarnfarmoregon.com/
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Oir waitress was WONDERFUL and adored our 3 month old baby. We enjoyed our valentines dinner so much that all I could take a picture of was our appetizer, the lobster chowder. 2 full lobster claws in a small bowl, exploding with rich, bountiful flavor and comfort.
I had the “marry me chicken” and boy does that name suit it well, you’ll be married to your fork for this dish! The chicken was fall-apart tender, the sauce was light but robust with tomato and the basil micro greens gave a wonderful crisp, spicy, floral aroma to the dish. All lying on a bed of the softest garlic mash I’ve ever had!
My fiancé had the burger which came with grilled onions (perfectly caramelized) chocolate stout beer cheese, black garlic mayonnaise, on a nice wagyu patty! I only had one bite, which was wonderful! My fiancé loved it!
We finished our night off there with a slice of some seriously world class carrot cake. Multiple layers of thin carrot cake and vanilla bean, orange, cream cheese frosting. We will most definitely be visiting again, and hope to make a tradition out of valentines with these wonderful folks for the foreseeable future.
Cute and historic atmosphere, servers were nice and friendly but wait was long for food.
We ordered a variety of things to share, appetizers, salad and a main. We chose the “special of the day” which was the Philly Cheese on their homemade roll. They’ll be opening a deli soon and are presenting various sandwiches as the daily specials. Everything was delicious and served fresh from the kitchen. The owner is super nice and we can’t wait to return for another meal.
Last note, I had looked up the hours, brunch from 10:00-2:00 on the weekends and dinner from 3:00-9:00. We showed up about 2:40 as I didn’t understand they take a (food prep) break from 2:00-3:00. However, they were happy to accommodate and sat us in the bar, we grabbed a couple nice beers and the food arrived promptly.
I highly recommend checking out this restaurant/bar!
At one point, I even heard the person managing the front say, “Okay… so who was next?” which really shouldn’t happen. There should be a clear, organized list so guests aren’t overlooked. I watched a family of six wait over 45 minutes to be seated simply because they were forgotten. Oh, and they had made a reservation!
Highlighting the positives: service improved significantly with our exceptional waiter. Our order was taken efficiently, and the food arrived promptly—hot and delicious.
Unfortunately, the experience that followed was disappointing. I’m vegetarian and had been excited to try the eggplant parmesan, but was informed they were out for the evening. That was understandable, so I ordered the butternut squash soup instead. Our daughter ordered a small soup along with a smash burger.
When the soup arrived, it was beautifully presented with a swirl of cream and sauce on top, but it was not even warm—almost as if it had been sitting out. We let the food runner know, and our waitress soon came over to tell us that the chefs said it would take quite a while to heat the soup up. This confused us, as it left us wondering why it was served cold in the first place. We asked to have it removed from the bill.
Shortly after, the food runner brought out the bread that was supposed to accompany the soups and set it on the table. As she began to walk away, she asked whether we were still getting soup. When we told her no, she picked up both plates of bread and took them away. That interaction felt awkward and uncomfortable.
A bit later, our server returned and said the chefs could warm the soup “quicker” if we’d still like it—directly contradicting the earlier statement that it would take quite a while. At that point, we declined. I decided I just would pass on dinner tonight.
Our daughter got a smash burger. The presentation was extremely disappointing, and the bun didn’t even fit the patty. As much as we wanted to enjoy our meal, it felt like there wasn’t much attention or care given to our overall experience and the food was disappointing.
I had been telling everyone how excited I was to try this place, which makes it even more disappointing to say that we won’t be returning and do not recommend it.
This is such a cool spot at historic schoolhouse nestled in the neighborhood of Jville! Patio was so comfortable with water misters and trees providing shade, with plenty of umbrellas. Dog friendly patio, with water and bowls for pups and awesome touch. Stopped in for lunch, enjoyed the farm burger and blues burger with stuffed artichoke appetizer. My personal favorite was the blues burger, the garlic aioli and onion bacon jam was perfect balance of sweet and savory. I was excited they offered non alcoholic Athletic brew , and my friend really loved Rogue Ales Dead Guy Pale Ale. The brews really complimented the burgers. Every staff member was attentive, friendly, personable and professional. A very welcoming relaxing environment. 100% recommend as a go-to kickback spot, or lunch with friends and family.