Came in at just the right time! We were a group of 5 who ordered coffee and breakfast. Once we sat…read moredown tons of people came flooding in afterwards which we took as a good sign. You order at the counter and then you get a number to take with you and place at whichever seat you choose. Drinks and food both came out really quick. I tried the bees knees which had honey, lavender, rosemary and simple syrup with a dash of black pepper. I did not see nor taste the black pepper but I was a huge fan of this drink. It wasn't overpowering in any of the flavors and the rosemary sprig made it look so cute. I got the breakfast potato hash with no tomatoes and it was a delicious and filling breakfast. The potatoes were so good my group wouldn't stop helping themselves to them. I added some hot sauce as it was in the dryer side but still really good. I also tried the matcha coconut scone. It had a pretty matcha green color but it was hard to taste the matcha or coconut and it was quite dry. Service was quick and friendly. The inside is really beautiful and we couldn't help but do a little photoshoot, so many fun backgrounds! Things to note: Restroom shared with other businesses close by businesses and metered street parking only.

Update: Went for dinner, and their food was amazing. Definitely more of a dinner place imo. The…read moredining room was almost completely fully. Tried their low abv cocktail the honeycrisp, and it was delicious. Devoured an entire hummus plate on my own in like 20 mins. Vibes are still kinda bleak each time I go in for coffee. They forgot the peanut butter on my chia pudding when I reordered...

One of our favorite date-night spots! When we first moved to Salem, Coin Jam quickly became our…read morego-to date-night spot. They had Area 51, which was my game, so I was pretty bummed when they eventually removed it. I was also a little sad when they switched from coins to game cards. There's just something so nostalgic about putting a quarter into an arcade machine especially for us '90s kids! That said, we still go to Coin Jam pretty frequently and always have a great time. Everyone is friendly, the atmosphere has a really cool vibe, and I love that if you don't use all the money on your game card, you can save it and come back another time. Even without Area 51 and the quarters, it's still a fun place for a date night and definitely somewhere we'll keep coming back to!

A pretty cool arcade bar with a back room of games that surprised me! I would probably hang out…read morehere if I lived in town. However, the strange tap list and the fact that they were out of scotch eggs was disappointing. Bartender felt bad at least. Mac&Cheese was okay, but not super hot. Games best part.

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Very interesting place but some of the exhibits need more information. We had several questions…read morebrought up by the displays- some we could lookup online but others - like the piece of tree in the visitors center that poses the question how old is it based on the rings was left unanswered We learned it's non profit so I'm sure funding and volunteers might be hard to come by If the green light is lit when you are in the main building definitely check out the floor that has people weaving - it was neat to see it in action Would also be nice if all volunteers were trained equally - a tour hide we encountered was lacking answers to our questions but other volunteers passing us heard us and stopped and took time with us which was super nice I hope they can improve and expand because it was so historical and interesting

Oregon State University for many majors is the top university in Oregon!…read moreIt certainly has the most beautiful campus. It has the old brick classic Quad, outdoor seating areas and lawns for study. The Veterinary school and Engineering school is top notch. Linus Pauling Institute is here, as well as his worldly collection which is in the main library upstairs.

Very greedy school trying yo make money every scam they can. Read through ALL the paper work. They…read morewill try to fit in convenient mistakes and fees everywhere. Dont drive or bike to school they have a huge bike theft and car break in problem that they arent adressing because that would mean accountability and money. They won't even install cameras. Don't leave your keys at you parents place in Portland. If you barrow a key for 2 days housing will pretend they need to change the locks and charge you $375. Dont drink the water, they fail the federal testing every year. Last but certainly not leaset, don't go outside at night, they have a huge mugging and SA issue here.

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Koa is an excellent photographer who captured my artwork beautifully! I'm a collage artist, and…read morehave lots of detail and shine in my pieces that can be difficult to capture, but Koa was able to pick up every little detail perfectly. She's extremely kind and professional. I no longer live in Corvallis, and losing her photography services after I moved definitely felt like a blow because they were so great! Thank you Koa!

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Willamette University is one of Oregon's surviving private universities. So it has wealthy and…read moreconnected alumni. That enables a small museum worth a visit. From gifts they have put together a good contemporary collection, a regional native collection, art by regional art school grads of the last about 30 years, ancient art, religious art, and a works on paper archive. It can be used as a teaching museum and welcomes school groups. Wealthy art collectors have tax accountants who have discovered that if they buy an expensive work of art in a sales tax state, loan it to a museum in a non-sales state, like Oregon, the tax is waived. The Portland Art Museum has been able to show multi-million dollar works that way. So it was a pleasure to come across some new Damien Hirst originals on the wall - they weren't yet even labeled. Hirst is the shark man from the UK. He was an art student at London's Goldsmiths and organized the first Young British Artists (YBA) show, Freeze. It was seen by a famous advertising agency founder who gave Hirst, then 26, a 50,000 Pound grant to make a new work without restrictions. The work ended up being the The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living - a shark in formaldehyde. It last sold for 12 million. After in his substance abuse period, he visited a friend's home. She was married to a wealthy Dallas doctor, their house was filled with free pharmaceutical samples from drug companies. That inspired Hirst to straighten out and create his seminal Pharmacy series at age 27. At age 30 he won the Turner Prize. Hirst, now in his 60s, is a polarizing figure and likely the wealthiest living artist today. But he is a hard worker and evolves new work, originals, multiples, and even wallpaper. The Halle Ford Museum has on loan, for the purpose of the owner's tax savings, 3 of Hirst's Sea Paintings: Coast Paintings and Seascapes. They are abstract colorful splatter paintings on dark grey canvas that would be proud in a contemporary living room. You can look up videos on the making of the series, his Instagram, and articles on him and his works. The Portland Art Museum had a similar loan of Hirst's Cherry Blossoms a few years ago. His splatter and spin paintings do fall into the "my kid could make that" realm. So get you kid to work following Hirst's career to support you! There is an admission, but it is reasonable if the works they hold are interesting to you. The website details the admission. It would be good for older children interested in art. It is across the street from the Oregon Capital with acres of street parking and an underground garage. Parking can be busy when the legislature is in session. Willamette University merged with Portland's PNCA, with university art colleges in both Salem and Portland. The Halle Ford is Oregon's other art museum, joining the Portland Art Museum and the Schnitzer museums rotating shows at PSU & UO. It is a well-organized small museum telling the story of art and sometimes holds nice surprises.

What a wonderful surprise here at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art. Really unique exhibits and even a…read morefew from seniors students at neighboring Willamette University - we must have timed it right because entry was free the day we attended! It looks deceivingly small from the outside but there are two levels and many rooms of exhibits. It also has a small gift shop at the entry.

This place is 6 stars!! All the way…read more I have had two interactions with them, and both have blown me away with the friendliness, seriously, it's hard to believe this many nice people work in the same place. Keep this in mind: Better than fedex print Better than wallgreens for printing photos Way better than office depot self service copy machines Other companies said it would be 48 hr's to place an order, I got what I needed done the same day, it was a very small one print on card stock, so keep that in mind. But still, they were happy to help me out, and that makes a big difference. Also... check this out... I got a print on 160 lb card stock, try to get that done at the other places mentioned above, nope! I did a print somewhere else and it was just flimsy. This feels like a real card, quality. Also, the guy today took the time to make adjustments for me, my image was too low resolution (embarrassing, it should have been ready to print, and it was the wrong size too!). This place makes me want to come back. Every time they help me out. Come show them some love, and get something printed. I have printed thank you cards with my artwork, I know they print art prints for local artists, signs, engineering plans, stickers... anything you need.

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