My favorite part of Down to Earth is the building. Not knowing the history of the building itself,…read moreit appears to have once been some sort of granary warehouse. All the chutes and various chambers are very intriguing, then you get into the wares the store offers. Very much in sync with the atmosphere of the building. It would seem that whatever hobby or craft you are into, they have some of what you need. They definitely have plants, containers and such covered. Next is the cookware, then canning supplies, storage containers, macrame, animal supplies, personal care... the list goes on. The neat part of it all is that it all feels so vintage yet new. A very holistic shopping experience.

What a great find this garden shop was! I could spend hours in here yet was on a schedule and able…read moreto spend an hour perusing the beautiful and eclectic merchandise including everything from plants, garden supplies to kitchenware, jewelry and cards. The prices were mostly reasonable which was a bonus. I purchased a beautiful windchime, a soaker hose and face mask. This will definitely be a stop next time I visit Eugene.

I bought two items in the store and they have a strange return policy. Jewelry can't be…read morereturned--only a store credit. I bought a candle and the called it a seasonal item on sale--no returns on it. As other reviews said, poor customer service

I went to go buy a gift around 10:30, which it says it was open, and when I went to go open the…read moredoor it was locked and the woman working just looked at me and then went and stood behind a display, I double checked the hours and they were open, no sign on the door or anything, felt very uncomfortable and unwelcome. Disappointing because it seemed like they had a good selection.

- Their enamel pins are absolutely adorable and their packaging is just as cute…read more - I received my package in a timely manner. - Products are great quality. - Website is user friendly!

Brianna of Little Arrow, has been my graphic designer for 10 years now. Her attention to detail,…read moreimpeccable taste and ability to listen to my needs and produce them on the page is what has kept me coming back. It is obvious Brianna believes in well-thought out art and that perfection shows through in her designs. Highly recommend!

Wide selection of unique products that make good gifts even for locals. A good amount of small…read morelocal businesses. The beer and wine selection is both lackluster and outdated in terms of dates on many beer cans, which is disappointing. Prices are all over the place, so you have to be willing to look around a lot if you want a good deal. The store is always a fun place to window shop and get gift ideas even if I don't purchase anything on that same visit!

Normally I'm not a fan of Made in Oregon. The customer service is terrible and not everything is…read moreactually made in Oregon. It's just an over-used name to dupe people into thinking it's great. That's been my experience at every other location. My husband and I decided to stop in this store a few weeks ago and just check it out. This store is actually pretty decent. I found a great cookbook for a gift, and a few other things. They have a nice selection of Oregon Duck merchandise. The employees don't go out of their way to do anything special or make it a memorable trip. Which is fine. They're not terrible. When you approach the cash register, they're social and that's perfect for me. Would I return? It's not a store I feel the need to frequent often, but it's certainly better than any other location I've ever been to. The next time I go will probably be in a year when I'm looking for holiday gifts.

What a fun idea the…read morelovers of romance, books & cozy tea shops will find themselves transported to paradise.

I just discovered a unique hidden treasure around the corner from the Eugene Amtrak station. No…read moreplace like it around here. It's pure magic. A quiet oasis that was totally unexpected. Before we browsed the vast bookshelves we enjoyed mugs of excellent coffee. And if that wasn't enough we found a secret passage leading to a most amazing homemade donut shop. The donuts are quickly made up to order and they are all bite sized. They really put Munchins to shame. I won't tell you more except to suggest you owe it to yourself and someone you love to discover this fabulous experience.

Met up with relatives at 5th Street Public Market after they suggested it for an early dinner. I…read moregive it 2 stars because the shops look nice, but it was near empty. We went upstairs to the food court only to be underwhelmed. We were expecting more variety and ambiance. It was pretty dead. There is a Thai place, a tiny Mexican place, a Greek place, a burger place with a bar, and a candy store. Downstairs there is a deli that has sandwiches, soups, and salads. We all ordered something from different places. I had the Greek plate, which was a skewer with about 5 bite-size pieces of chicken - certainly not even an entire chicken breast worth, rice and salad (romaine lettuce, onion, a couple of olives and cherry tomatoes) with dressing. Pretty bland, and not worth the price. My son had a burger and fries and it took so long that by the time it came out, we were all done with our dinner. None of us liked what we ate. This place sounds like a good idea, but for us, it was a letdown.

Great place to shop and meet friends. There's anough public seating to hang out and they have…read moreoverhead heaters. Great eateries too!

Fabulous flowers and gorgeous display! They carry local letterpress cards by Twin Ravens Press and…read moreother great Local Eugene stuff! Whiteaker needed this shop! Beautiful. #stunning

From the owner: Florist, gifts, American & European antiques, resale clothing.read more

THE spot for your non-branded (and *some* branded) UO merch and for just about anything else…read more Seriously, this place has pretty much anything you want (even a pharmacy!), but you may need help finding things. Hiron's uses the same principle as dense urban areas: when real estate is limited, build vertically! The place it quite literally floor-to-ceiling with gifts, merch, sundries, goodies, and sooooo much more. The only minor knock is the 'organization' can be a touch shaky, but hey, throw in friendly service and that lack of sales tax in Oregon (I'm not local and love that) and WHAM! winner of a place. One of my wife's fave takeaways from a visit to see our Duck is a T-shirt from Hiron's; she always gets complements on it! You're on your own with parking since Safeway shares the lot and it can be like playing Frogger getting to the door (with you as the frog). Prices are fair and match the value, but if you need UO with a swoosh....then you can overspend elsewhere. I have never left Hiron's with less than five items, including my very first visit when I dropped my Duck off three years ago. They have the things I want, the things I didn't know I wanted, and tons of things to browse through and call my own.

Literally one can find all things here. Came for the drug store to buy saline spray. Left with baby…read moregifts, toilet tissue, Oregon sticker & magnet, little musical crank box, cooler bag, gift cars... 168 later. Great prices and friendly service

Fun shop with a very friendly, helpful owner and staff. Lots to browse and the owner is open to…read moresuggestions for new stock to order. I will definitely return for unique gifts.

From the owner: We specialize in eco-conscious and sustainable commerce. We feature many local artists and…read moreartisans. You can find truly unique, unexpected products here. We offer everything from handmade goat milk soap to art prints to charcuterie boards and so much in between. Where shopping is a delight.

We love R&B flowers! High quality flowers, reasonable prices, great service. I try yo buy local…read morewhenever I can and they are a great local business in Eugene!

I've bought flowers here multiple times and liked the selection. Today I called to have a get well…read morearrangement made, the first time I called no one answered the phone so I left a message, about two hours later no one had returned my message so I called again. I got a woman that was short and rude. She said tomorrow is Valentines day so I said it can be delivered on Monday after your rush. She asked me to call back on Monday. I said said well I'm off work today and I work on Monday. With clear irritation in her voice "ok I can take your order". I asked her to repeat something she said and the irritation in her voice was evident. I had her on speaker phone so I could pull up the delivery address. I was talking loud because we were driving and she told me in a snotty voice, "you don't have to yell", I said I'm not yelling but I'm talking loud because we're in the car driving. She was snotty again and I told her I'm going to end the call because of your snotty attitude.