The food was delicious, and I was so impressed by how many gluten-free options they offered! I…read moreordered the cheesesteak on a gluten-free roll, and it was fantastic. Because gluten-free rolls are smaller than their regular rolls--which are huge--they put as much cheesesteak as would fit on my sandwich and served the rest in a small bowl on the side. That way, my portion wasn't smaller just because I needed the gluten-free option. I really appreciated this thoughtful touch. At most restaurants, the gluten-free version is smaller even though I'm paying the same price--or sometimes paying extra for the gluten-free bread. Not here! It was wonderful to feel like I received the same generous portion as everyone else. I will definitely be back!

A+ Exactly what I was looking for. Around the corner, on a…read moretree lined neighborhood street. Cozy, delicious, cool staff. I had the toasted Italian with a pint of beer from Boneyard, it was fantastic. The sandwich was massive, I needed a to-go box. I'll be back. (When I'm down in LA, I hit Dan's Super Subs. When in NOLA, I hit The Butcher. Now, when in The Emerald City, I hit Scribles!)

Takes time to make a great sandwich. These are great sandwiches. Best in Eugene. Service can be…read moreintermittent as the staff are both taking orders, preparing orders the old-fashioned way, and consequently not really keeping an eye on the people queued to pick up their orders. No complaints, though. I get it.

When I tell you I drool over these sandwiches... they are sooo good! They have a very grungy, chill…read morelaid back atmosphere. The sandwiches are pricey but totally worth it! They sauces, the pickles, etc! Great quality and one of the best toasted sub spots I've tried! I go here almost every week!

We went into Noisette Pastry Kitchen to take a quick looksee and told them we would be back after…read morelunch. They probably didn't believe us, but we are people of our word (when it comes to food, anyway). I was vascillating between the croissant and the palmier. I agonized over getting the croissant or the palmier. I couldn't get both because I was too full from our Cuban lunch. "Save one for later", one might say. To that I say, "Pshaw". My SO put me out of my self imposed misery by ordering a croissant, which afforded me the opportunity to get the palmier. Palmiers are one of my favorite pastries/cookies (which one is it?). My SO once bought me a half burnt palmier and I quickly ate it without one compaint. I never buy those containers of mini palmiers at Costco because they would be gone very quickly and I would feel very guilty. I know my palmiers. Croissants, on the other hand, are how I judge a bakery, if they happen to make croissants. I don't think I'm super snobby, but I know a good croissant when I eat one (good for me, anyway). Noisette's croissant had buttery flaky layers on the outside with a moist and tender inside. This was as awesome as a croissant gets. The palmier was different from any other I've had. It was almost one inch thick (which is about twice as thick as your standard bakery palmier). The innermost layers were slightly tender, sort of like the inside of a croissant, but not quite. What a wonderful and new experience in eating my beloved palmier. Thank you Noisette's. Oh yeah, all the other pastries and food looked pretty darn good too, haha. Please keep this place in business for the next time we're back in Eugene.

I found this place on Yelp, which seemed promising, but we had a mediocre experience…read more The place was slammed on a Sunday and the staff seemed a bit overwhelmed. Chairs and stools are metal/wood - does not appear to be a cafe you spend a long time relaxing. We grabbed 3 pastries/baked goods. The tomato galette was tasty, but very watery in the middle. Our hand pie was very cold in the center, but we suffered through it. The little almond brown butter cake thing was great. I would go early on a weekday if ever again.

A new local favorite! The atmosphete is fun and inviting with excellent service. This is exactly…read morewhat this neighborhood needed! I will be back again and again...regular spot commence!

This place is a dive, but in a good way. You don't expect much walking in to this place. Right next…read moredoor to a planned parenthood.... However the food here is damn good. The fries are double fried thick cut. Double fried! Colossal breakfast burrito is a solid size. Fish and chips was good but nothing fancy. The big surprise is the slots room... haha Anyways... the food here is really really good. What a gem of a stumble. I'll be back.

Oh my gosh! So so so good . We loved it, we will be thinking of it till we have it again! We both…read morehad the Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich it was fabulous

Hot honey? More like Hot damn! Because this was hands down the best egg sandwich I've ever eaten…read more I've seen a lot of these kinds of sandwiches take off online and I'm so glad Eugene finally has one of their own! And one to be proud of. I had the egg drop sandwich with a side of their signature hot honey and it tasted less like breakfast and more like what eggy, cheesy dreams are made of. Everything was perfect from the giant sized toasted brioche to the eggs themselves. Simply said I'll definitely be back! Thanks for bringing your thing to Eugene because we need it!

If you haven't tried Only Yolking yet... GO. Outstanding food truck. Every sandwich is loaded with…read moreeggs and served on thick Texas toast. I had the Yolker's Smash -- ridiculously good, juicy, cheesy, messy perfection. Also tried the avocado toast with crispy garlic sauce and I'm still thinking about it. Every bite was packed with flavor and super filling. Fair warning: once you pick it up, you're not putting it down until it's gone. Bring extra napkins... actually bring a towel It's the kind of food that ends up all over your hands and face because it's THAT good. Total comfort food heaven.

The absolute best breakfast sandwiches we've ever had. Absolutely recommend. The sweetest couple…read moretoo. I would be here weekly if we lived here. So delicious!!

What a weird, strange, surreal place. Went there a while…read moreback but the owner who just sort of hangs out there made fun a person ahead of me because they ordered a vegetarian sandwich. That's what I was going to order so I left. I recently gave them another shot and what a regret that was. Came in and the owners and their entire family were there ripping bags of chips, using foul language, talking about personal subjects not appropriate for a restaurant, etc. I felt like I was in their living room rather than a restaurant. Also, one of them kept on going in and out of the front door every 1-2 minutes wearing a hoody in a way that made me nervous like I need to keep a watchful eye. He was constantly engaging with all the "off" street people and even invited a homeless person inside to go through the garbage to collect recycling. All the while the owners are all there, chilling with their family, and not really caring about cultivating a comfortable environment for their dine in customers, I had enough. To add insult to injury, they got our order wrong. I got up, left, and will NEVER come back again. The worst dining experience of my life

Years ago when I was a student at the UofO there was a sandwich shop named Sam's to Go and it was…read moresomething of an institution. They opened a second location in what is now the ARBY'S on West 11th. Their bread was fresh and soft and withstood the topping piled onto their sandwiches. It was heaven and a sandwich was good to get you through two meals. Then they disappeared. Today my wife brought me home a sandwich from Subshop and it hit all the right notes! Fresh baked bread with a great flavor and structure that held together. I had the turkey sandwich and added avocado and bacon. They were very generous with both. Every bite had all of the ingredients and flavors and was perfectly balanced. While this was my first experience with Subshop it won't be my last!

Raising the red flag here, people, because Zandos just committed grand theft flavor and I need…read moreeveryone to know. My family rolled in three sandwiches deep fried chicken, hamburger, pulled pork, like we were assembling the Avengers of handheld meat. Every single one showed up and dunked on the others. There was no loser. There was only us, sitting in stunned silence, chewing like we'd just witnessed a religious event. Then the fries arrived with curry dipping sauce and honestly? Rude. Absolutely rude of them to be that good. The cucumber salad was there to make us feel like responsible adults for approximately four bites before we went back to the sandwiches. My daughter has apparently been sneaking off to this place her ENTIRE time at school here and said NOTHING. Not one word. Total gatekeeping. I found out about Zandos the way you find out your kid has a secret second family. Also ... whatever business arrangement Zandos has going with Crow and Cart is an actual game changer. Someone give these people a key to the city. Michelin, I know you're reading this. Get in the car. Im sad that it took 4 years for us to find the best food in Eugene . Like all things I hope one day to be back . Sco Ducks !!

I decided to try three of their popular dishes…read more First, the Fried Chicken Sandwich (spicy) was just okay. The spice level was perfect, but I expected a bigger, juicier chicken breast. Instead, it tasted greasy in every bite. The complimentary specialty sauce also wasn't my favorite. Second, I tried the Cheeseburger (no pickles). I was excited for this one, but it ended up being way too salty. The Porker was definitely the standout. Every bite was flavorful, and the sauce was really good. I'd recommend this one. They also have a beer garden next to the food truck where you can enjoy food and drinks. The atmosphere was clean and nice.

Celebrating my birthday at Jazzy Ladies with my son & SIL was awesome! Great food, pleasant…read moreinviting atmosphere, good company, and a cookie with a candle topped off a fun weekend with a fun food experience. The Irish Breakfast Hash was very tasty, with big chunks of tender corned beef and a perfectly cooked scrambled egg. The Chicken & Waffles was filling and oh so good. The coffee drinks were hot and delicious. Our server was charming and brought me a gluten-free cookie with a lighted candle. Happy birthday to me! Would definitely go back, even without a birthday to celebrate.

Great service, beautiful interior, and even better food! I found Jazzy Ladies Cafe & Club on Yelp…read moresearching for a restaurant close to the airport. They turned out to be only 8 miles/ 20 minutes from the Eugene airport. What sold my coworker and I was their awesome name, because we like to think we are Jazzy ladies too. I went with my coworker and arrived around 1 pm. We were seated right away by the window, with a beautiful view of the falling leaves outside. I got the Honey Bear Cafe Latte and Jazzy Green Salad with added Chicken, paired with Balsamic Vinegar. Our waitress put a beautiful custom heart art on my latte and I was so awestruck how unique it was! The latte also tasted great. I would definitely visit here again the next time I am in Eugene, Oregon! Thank you to the team here for making sure we had a great experience.

Cute bakery just a small jaunt off the I5 but close enough to the freeway to make this your next…read moreOregon rest stop. I grabbed a chocolate croissant and a multi-grain sourdough loaf (a host gift) before continuing on my way. So glad I did! Friendly service, excellent baked goods, and in a homey spot. Glad I discovered a local gem and skipped Starbucks on this roadtrip. I will be back (Notes: * While I loved my croissant there were meat pies and pockets if you want something more. See menu pic * There was a carafe of coffee to pour but this is not the place for your espresso fix if that's a make or break for you...)

We were driving and saw it had good reviews - it's a bit of a detour off the highway and is in a…read moresmall neighborhood. Cute place and was popping. Only one bathroom. We ordered online and waited about 15 mins after the estimated time. The food was ok - we got the ham and veggie hot pockets and veggie hand pie, and sticky bun. We also purchased the ginger apple juice online but they didn't actually have it and just gave a plain apple juice (generic bottle), which was nothing special. The hot pockets and hand pies were unevenly seasoned - some were bland and others very salty. The sticky bun was kinda dry. Wouldn't go out of the way to get this in the future.