If you want to find that hidden gem of a restaurant, ask the locals. Coast Fork Brewing and Feed is…read moreone of those gems. The first challenge was to decide what to ordered for lunch. I was torn between one of the two pastrami sandwiches or the Pub Sub. I asked the person behind the counter and was told that they were all good choices. I picked the Pub Sub which came with crispy baked chips, along with a mug of the house Root Beer. The root beer was delicious and the Pub Sub was off the charts good. The half of the sandwich that I took home, was so good that it was delicious after riding around in the back of my car for several hours. I hope to get back to Cottage Grove so I can ordered at least three more items off the menu.

I waited 30min for 2 items... and they gave me the wrong sandwich... 0-10 DO NOT RECOMMEND! With…read moresuch a small menu I'm confused how this even happened. ALSO NO TO GOs on pies?!? Saddddddddds

I wrote a review of the restaurant, but when I found my receipt, I remembered the waitress's name,…read moreSierra, who helped us and took care of us. I wanted to say, if the restaurant is reading this: Keep her! Give the woman a raise! Seriously, she was the best, and she was very proud of the menu, the ideas behind the fresh cut fries, the sauces, the pickles... All of this made this Phat One... The best burger I ever had in my life. Sadly... It will be some time before I am back that way.

Breakfast outdoors in charming Cottage Grove on the main drag. Got there right at 9:00 am when they…read moreopened. Found 2 hour street parking right across from the restaurant. Nice small group of tables outside some of which have umbrellas for shade. The menu is very nice with a good number of options that are vegan friendly. I ended up ordering the salmon plate which had a nice portion of perfectly cooked salmon topped with a couple onion slices and some avocado. Subbed out a fruit bowl for the potatoes and toast and added a couple more eggs and a sausage patty to round out. Really good coffee that the server kept topped up for me. Very impressed for a small diner with the food prep, the atmosphere, and the Service. Everything all in with tip was about $40. There's a few places like this in cottage Grove, but I definitely recommend you give this one a try.

Amazing taproom with great selection of hazy ipas. Beer- Of first and last thing hazy ipa. From…read moreHill Farmstead Brewer. Greensboro, VT

Friendly and helpful service. All about beer but there is no reason to gripe about that. Drank…read morebeers we hadn't had before and took some cans with us.

This place should honestly count their days. It's gone so far downhill. The prices are absurd…read more That's not why though. We went there as a group and ordered grilled cheese from the kids menu for the little ones. The food came out maybe an hour later and it literally looked like they just put slices of cheese on bread. No grill. Nothing. The best part was when I went to the bar area to ask them to actually grill it..... a RAT ran under my feet and quickly ran behind the bar. It was unbelievable.

Hubby and I went on a Tuesday a little after regular dinner time…read more Hubby's steak was good but the rest of it was mid and expensive for what you're getting. Not much flavor to my burger at all. The salad was pretty good as it had a lot of toppings but when I asked for tomatoes, they said they didn't have tomatoes. And not just ran out for the day. They don't have tomatoes at all! That was baffling to me and quite a disappointment. Drinks were okay. But they had a large selection of liquor and I appreciated the break down of what they offered on the drink menu. The rest of the old building was very unsettling. There was only 1-2 other tables and maybe a guy at the bar at the time and the vibes felt very unnerving. Hubby went to the bathroom and said it felt super weird and creepy. It was enough to convince me to hold it until we got home. I'm sure its a cool venue when theres music and more people but this time, it didn't win me over.

I can't speak on the food as I just thought this spot sounded interesting, wanted to hear some live…read moremusic and have a beer. Unfortunately, though I was there on the right day for the live music but just barely showed up too late for it. The bartender was really friendly/easy to talk to and I wanted to try an Oregon-brewed beer, which he directed me to. I can only speak on the indoor area, which was spacious and comfortable. I would definitely return if/when in the area to catch some music, try the food trucks, and listen to some live music.

It's growing on me. I'll never go 5 stars due to the weird entrance and the parking situation, but…read morethe people have been way friendlier since my first experience here and the taplist might be the best in town outside of the beer club? The Hawaiian cart is pretty bomb.

Three of us stopped in to this welcoming space for a quick glass, with two having a nice Cava and…read morethe third having a crisp kombucha. We would have stayed longer to enjoy the live music, but the Cava ran out and the other bubbles weren't a fit. We noticed a food truck and outdoor seating and will try our luck again when I return to town. Fairly priced IMHO. (Sorry, the only pictures I captured were of my compatriots and I wouldn't do that to you, LOL.)

I took a flight of their Chardonnay and 3 different Pinot Noirs. All excellent wines! Really…read morefriendly service and very chill, cool vibe in the bar area with good music. A perfect Sunday afternoon for me.

Visited on a cool, foggy, rainy day and the ambiance inside was warm and comforting. A bit…read moreoutdated but the rustic feel was good. Greeted immediately and were welcomed by a fellow native Minnesotan who took time to talk with us about her time at the UofM while helping with our tasting. The 3 of us did reds, 2 of us did the Pinos- all were delicious! The cheese plate was also fabulous and paired really well with the wines. If ever in the area again would for sure return!

As a beer fan, the Willamette Valley is known for amazing hops and beer, but also for grapes and…read morewine. Some of my traveling companies love wine as well, so they chose a few wineries to visit. This one was highly rated and ended up being one of the first and largest in the area, with an indoor event space, outdoor concert stage, and plenty of parking. It's out away from Eugene, but a beautiful drive to get here. We visited shortly after opening on a weekday morning so it was basically all to ourselves. Two of my friends chose tasting flights, the attendant led them through a tasting which included a background about the winery itself. She was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. I opted for a local beer to sip while they did, and loved our stop here. The featured plant art in the main room was also beautiful.

My group of 8 friends and family stopped by for lunch and drinks on a beautiful day. The service…read moreand lunch with brew was a fantastic experience. I wish the Eugene area provided more amazing experiences like Alesong. We definitely will return.

Staff were friendly and attentive. Burger and chicken sandwich... chef's kiss. The ales out of…read morethis world. The Maestro, and the Java Suit, so good.

We had our sons wedding and reception at the winery this past Saturday and it was perfect. The…read moreproperty and winery estate are beautiful and view is stunning. Only thing better than the view and wine was the customer service! Nora and Wyatt are exceptionally good at what they do and the entire staff was fantastic. Highly recommend Sweet Cheeks Winery for your next function

Went with a friend who is a wine club member to the wine club pick up event last Sunday. I had…read morealways been meaning to go to this winery, but never did until now. I sure missed out on a lot. Their event was made extra special by the staff, as they were all knowledgeable and well-versed in the food and wine pairings that were offered at this event. I was particularly impressed as to how they were keeping the bottles of white wine cold by using ice that they had frozen flowers in. It was a beautiful presentation. There was a brick oven pizza set up and the pizzas were delicious. I am not sure if they are there all the time or because this was a special event. The wines are on point with each presentation and the outside area is spectacular. The inside area can hold a lot of people, especially on rainy days and very nicely decorated with lots of large windows. I can hardly wait to go back there again when all of the roses around the outside patio area are in Bloom! I will be bringing my small senior dog next time I visit their winery as they are dog friendly.

A pretty nice wine bar in town! My friend and I each got a flight and a glass of wine to follow…read more They have very unique sparkling wine method that I would recommend trying! We also had the meat and cheese plate which was a tasty accompaniment. One star off because the vibe wasn't my favorite. It felt very quiet and empty - I don't think there was any music playing. I miss the Sweet Cheeks wine bar in the 5th Street Market, but Civic Wines is a nice alternative to going all the way out to the wineries!

The last time I was there they actually weren't quite open yet. 10 minutes until opening time and…read morethe owner saw us lurking outside so we came over unlock the door, let us in and promptly served us a few tastes of some newly released wines. The evening only got better from there. We were lucky enough that pizzeria DOP was doing a special menu. We nibbled, sipped and got a great education in civics unique approach to winemaking. They always have some new interesting menu happening for bites to accompany the wines. Their wall of wines to purchase are amazing. And plenty of room to sit quietly or gather with friends. I hear they also do private events.