Had a pizza nearby and I says to myself, "Self, I would like to have dessert. And I'm not from…read moreEugene so I wonder where I will do this." Searched for "dessert" and saw "champagne and dessert bar," and that was all I needed. Both desserts my wife and I had were delicious. Sparkling wines we never would have known about but for this bar. No idea why this concept doesn't exist in every town.

Great for brunch ! Yummy quiche. Cute avocado toasts , pastries & sandos. Cute interior &…read morelocation. Service was good & I'll be back to try their croissants !! Not really gluten free but super yummy!

I was surprised by how huge the interior of the cafe was, compared to the exterior. It was a well…read moreput together space. Food and drink were great, but the prices of the food were a bit high for the portion size. Except for my friend's chicken sandwich, which was enormous, and looked amazing. Random little thing I noticed was the nice china plates all the food came on, it was a nice touch.

What an unexpected experience in Springfield. This cafe provides, in the best sense, some…read morewonderful big city food and vibe. The homemade cinnamon roll was eye rollingly indulgent. The breakfast sandwiches are creative and packed with interesting ingredients. Best of all, Nami (sp?) was so helpful and genuine. Truly, an exceptional breakfast. A little expensive but worth it.

When we were returning from Portland, with a long drive ahead of us, stopped here for much needed…read morecoffee and breakfast and it was very worth the detour. I was very much in love with the Quinoa bowl which had so many elements adding up to a well made dish! The tempeh was marinated and had a great savory profile and the star was the sauce which binded everything together! I finished this meal in one go as it was soo good! The coffee and the scone were also very good! Would be great stop during future trips! The interior is a factory setting with hug ceiling and a fully glass wall overlooking the streets!

I totally appreciate this local spot with many homemade items (down to the almond milk!). They have…read moregluten-free and vegan baked goods and a nice selection of savory and sweet food items as well. The toast on the side of an egg dish felt homemade (or at least locally sourced). The service was friendly and they have a welcoming little space that doesn't feel too crowded and feels nice to linger in. BUT the thing I can't get past is the price. I thought maybe because they make many of their ingredients or because it could be organic or gluten-free or something that drives the cost up? But then I looked at other comparable places around town: also locally-owned and homemade-focused. CPR is still way more expensive! $7.50 for a 12-ounce mocha PLUS $1.25 to sub oat milk. That's $8.75 for a small drink. The most I can find alternative milk costing per drink is $0.75 in town. No matter how good your food is or how much you've put into it, I cannot justify spending $8.75 for a 12 ounce treat more than once or twice a year. I'm sorry I can't visit more often. :(

Excellent chai latte, matcha & coffee in a spacious historic building, conveniently located in…read moredowntown Eugene. A favorite neighborhood gathering place; you will keep coming back after giving Theo's a try!

Welcoming space with wonderful murals. Community oriented, friendly, efficient service . Tasty…read morebaked goods and delicious coffee.

Good place to get baked goods and breakfast in Eugene. It also has more at lunch. New Day Bakery is…read moreone of the many locally owned businesses in the neighborhood of Whiteaker. A lot of good stuff to choose from. There's eggs along with plant based options including tofu scramble and other stuff. Came at breakfast. It's a pretty popular place judging by the crowds. They have a pretty big menu. Lots of choices. There's a lot of egg stuff including omelets and scrambles among these. It's $12 for the Mexican Scramble. This is a mixture of cheese, eggs, onions, peppers, and tomatoes. Get plant based. This changes eggs to tofu. Hard to tell the difference in our opinion. This also comes with beans, rice, salsa, and tortillas. Has the best breakfast around here. It's closed Mondays and Tuesdays. There's lots for meat eaters as well as vegans and vegetarians.

Cute restaurant in an older part of town located in a converted house…read more The bakery items looked Great. As far as the restaurant goes I didn't care for the taste of the coffee plus I wanted to use a sugar substitute due to my diet. I was disappointed that they only had the low end, unhealthy pink "Sweet N Low". When they brought the order to our table they had the home fried potatoes on the wrong person's plate. I ordered the omelette and it was dry and definitely overcooked the color of the eggs looked more like hash browns They use low end napkins that were thin, abrasive and non absorbent. About half the seats were wooden resembling a picnic table On a positive note my friend got the tuna salad melt and it looked good. They had a man playing a violin which was nice.

This is the cutest café walking distance from my hotel. I had the French press which was delicious…read more It kept the rich coffee piping hot. I also had a fruit hand pie, cherry, that was really really good. My daughter had a Matcha which she loved as well and everyone enjoyed their pastries: croissant, chocolate croissant, and banana bread. Staff were helpful and service was very quick. I really loved the ambience, especially the postcard station where you can fill out a postcard with their business on the front and they'll mail it for you. That is so creative and I don't think I've ever seen that before. I would definitely come back next time. I'm in Eugene.

On the edge of downtown at 5th street market is Magpie…read more A coffee shop with cement floors and echoee voices and fan noise. Great selection of coffee and goodie's. The butter croissant was fresh and flaky, (in a good way). Paired with a peach Magpie soda. Real nice. Nice Coffeeshop service.

Went there for breakfast yesterday. WOW! Best local food we've had in quite awhile. Still the cozy…read moreatmosphere and quick service. But whoever is the cook, a raise is in order! Enough food for two breakfasts for us. Looking forward to a return visit.

This is the dirtiest and grossest restaurant I have been to in quite a while. Everything is filthy…read morewith a layer of grime. Food was awful. Potato pancakes were burnt with an old oil taste. Just horrid. Coffee could not be weaker and still be called coffee. Cream is fake not actual cream. Just an all around abysmal experience. Waitress was nice but that doesn't really make up for the filth or food.

What a cute little spot to enjoy a coffee and bite to eat. Everything we had was delicious and it…read morewas so hard to choose from all the amazing pastries. There were 4 of us and they did forget one of our coffee orders but made it right away when we inquired about it. I would definitely recommend Provisions, just know it gets very crowded on the weekends.

Since I was up in the Amazon area I decided to check out Provisions; I think the original has been…read morearound a while I've never been to it. This location is small but has some excellent stuff. I only came to get a sandwich but also got a strawberry macaron for my kiddo since she loves them. I got the Foxtrot sandwich, and I have to say it's one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time. I wasn't sure I'd like the basil-hazelnut pesto--I don't like filberts--but you couldn't actually taste that signature hazelnut flavor. It was also really filling, and I only ate half of it in that sitting. I was really sad when I realized after I left Eugene that I left the second half in my sister's refrigerator. They usually make it with focaccia, but they'd run out the afternoon I stopped in so I chose sourdough instead and you know, I'd probably ask for it on sourdough again instead of the focaccia. An update, since I started this review in April 2026 and hadn't posted it yet as of August 2026 (but will today!): I had the summer BLT and it was delicious. It comes with micro greens as a side by default, but I paid extra for the frites instead. It was a very filling meal, and I'm glad I made it my choice this time! My sister got the fish and chips, which she wasn't as happy with, so next time she'll stick to the steak frites. Service was great. They have some nice quality foods for sale in the place--not a huge bit of merchandise, but a good selection. They also apparently have a happy hour daily from 3-5 with specials. There's a lot of seating, and on the nice days they have quite a few tables outside. Parking is a little trickier. There's retail on the first floor, but a few flors of apartments above, so the parking lot is split in half between the apartments and the restaurants. It took a few minutes and a few spins around the lot (plus checking street availability) but I got lucky with a space. But there's lots of residential streets around so you'll be able to find parking somewhere.