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    Blue Valley Bistro

    4.6 (133 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Good for working
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Welcoming cozy interior of Blue Valley Bistró, fair amount of seating inside, some additional seating on the porch.
    Amy S.

    On the way home from an event at U of O in Eugene I got to stop in to check out Blue Valley Bistró in October and it did not disappoint! Coburg is a cute little town just north of Eugene off of I-5. Easy to find, easy parking behind the building, a decent amount of seating inside (it was sunny but cold), and additionally seating on the covered porch for nicer weather. We ordered a breakfast sandwich on a bagel and a monkey food crepe (nice mix of sweet and savory) to share between the three of us (my husband, my 14 yr old daughter and myself). It was a nice amount of food for us to split for breakfast. The service was helpful and friendly. There was a little wait as it was pretty busy on a weekend morning around 10:30am. We attend the same event each year and you better believe I will make time for a stop at Blue Valley Bistró each time I'm down in Eugene from now on!

    Quinoa breakfast bowl with hazelnuts, almonds, and coconut flakes!
    Kylie H.

    I have previously posted a review but wanted to add some more photos of some current menu options and favorites!

    Monkey crepe

    Came here for breakfast. Cute little bistro with fun coffee shop vibes. Service was quick and friendly. I had the Sunday crepe and my husband hand the monkey crepe. Both were fantastic. Seating can be limited. Will be back in the future!

    Dirty Chai latte
    Dane H.

    Blue valley Bistro usually has great food and drinks! However My wife and I ordered some dirty chai lattes through the drive through and they were the nastiest damn things I have ever tasted. I am not picky. I have comsumed some truely mid beverages in my life. But No exaggeration here, they were pure pig swill. Like sand with some dirt mixed in. Coarse sandy texture with No flavor except bitter and burnt. (Bad shots). The girl working there first handed them to us without coffe in them even though my wife asked for them to be "dirty". No problem, she added them back in. But to no avail.. the tatse was wretched. we needed the coffe to get farm work done but we couldn't even finish these. I like you guys a lot Blue valley! But you can't give paying customers poo potions if you want them to come back any time soon! No offense to the gal that made these, maybe she's new and learning or just made an honest mistake. But our 2 drinks were REALLY bad.

    The cozy atmosphere
    Jen L.

    I happened upon this little cozy and wonderful bistro. I was in need of coffee and as it was very early, and no Starbucks nearby... I found Blue valley Bistro. I was not sure what to expect other then a small coffee shop with a couple options. Much to my surprise, a wide open space, adorably decorated, a small electric fireplace to make the space feel cozy, which is great for a very foggy morning. Bistro style tables scattered about, and at the counter a wonderful menu with both breakfast and lunch choices, as well as a wonderful drink menu with some excellent caffeinated choices. I am happily surprised by my discovery and will be coming here now on the regular when I am here in town on business. A perfect little spot, in a small location. They accommodated my extra shot of espresso for my latte without even skipping a beat, they brought it to me as I waited for my breakfast sandwich (bagel, egg and ham) delicious! But so many more choices that I will be doing my best to continue to sample and find my favorite.. A great place if your in the area, I would even say excellent service and kindness ... You feel like you belong Thank you for a wonderful experience

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    Matthew S.

    Nifty little spot not to far off the interstate. Paninis and salad and very good coffee. Super friendly staff.

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    2 months ago

    Best coffee drinks in town! Delicious food and service and ambience is fantastic! It's our favorite lunch place.

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    Hey Mike, what an awesome review. Thank you.

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    Thanks Matt. Glowing reviews like this make our day.

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    Good service, great coffee, and delicious menu for you. This is one of the jewel of lil town of Creswell.

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    Great coffee and a breakfast menu that will satisfy every taste. Biscuits and gravy on Saturdays is a real treat.

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    I liked the Breakfast . Had lunch but was average. Pleasant outdoor seating. Generally would recommend this small ,hidden and charming place

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    3 years ago

    Best coffee and panini's ever! Definitely worth the drive. Very nice ambiance as well quiet and cozy.

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    Great service, staff friendly and helpful. Food was great. Relaxed atmosphere. Decent amount of indoor seating

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    Love the food, coffee, and the ambiance! Cute and cozy places to sit inside and lovely outdoor seating. Dog-friendly too!

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    Do they have any good vegan options?

    Yes! There are lots of vegan options! But the quinoa breakfast bowl is my favorite. Its a new take on hot cereal with nuts and fruits!

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    We've had good meals here in the past but this evening it was quite underwhelming for a not…read moreinexpensive meal. The chicken dish was overdone and dry. The shrimp and grits was bland and not very appealing. The frites were what seemed like a lot of small pieces and bits you'd find in the bottom leftovers of a big bag of pre-cut frozen French fries and, frankly, were overcooked. The French onion soup tasted almost burned, not rich and deeply flavored as would be expected of such an item. There was nothing about the meal that screamed or even whispered "fine dining" except for the price. We won't be back.

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    Sausage stuffed morels with green garlic sabayon - as good as they look!
    Sausage stuffed morels with green garlic sabayon - as good as they look!
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    Rabbit terrine with a little treat of the rabbit tenderloin hidden in the center
    Rabbit terrine plate. Simply amazing!

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