This may be a good place to eat, but I'll never know. After a few trips around the block we located the Greenleaf (it's in a row of shops in an upmarket courtyard strip mall) and parked the car, hungry. It was 8:25 pm. We walked through the rain and awning drips, but the door wouldn't open. Then we saw the little "Closed" sign. Yet the restaurant advertises they are open until 9:00. It was December 19, 2007. If you're going there, better call just before you leave.

Most extensive menu in town!!!
Delish!

I have been visiting Ashland for 12 or so years now and have eaten at Greenleaf several times for breakfast and lunch. We recently brought our two young children with us to Ashland for the first time and were looking for a family-friendly restaurant that we could all agree on. We definitely found it here. Even though they were busy with theater-goers we were greeted warmly and the children were made more than welcome. We eat vegetarian and as organic as possible at home and find it hard to find healthy vegetarian food when dining out , so were were thrilled with the healthy menu options with a wide range of flavors and great children's options. We enjoyed each dish so much we were eating off each other's plates and had to order more. Even my husband who said he wasn't hungry found he couldn't stop eating simply because it was so good. We'll be back to Ashland next year and will definetly be visiting Greenleaf again.

We ate lunch here and sat upstairs on their deck overlooking the creek. I ordered one of their specials (quiche), which was very good, and it came with fresh fruit salad (wonderful!). My husband had fish and chips, and he said they were really good too. We had excellent service, and enjoyed the breeze, sunshine, and creek below us. We'll definitely be back!