This place is seriously a must From the moment we walked…read morein, the lady there (I'm thinking she might've been the owner or part owner?) made us feel so welcomed. Not in a fake way either, like genuinely took her time with us. She was explaining where the ice cream and treats are from in Mexico and you can tell she really cares about what she's serving. Everything we got was SO good. Like actually delicious. You can taste the quality. She kept thanking us, was super sweet, and just had the best energy. It's rare to go somewhere and feel that kind of genuine kindness. Idk it just felt different in the best way. Definitely coming back

I got good service, and no ambiance, and I like the idea of the mazapan latte-I do, but I think it…read morewould be even better with a mix of mazapan, coffee and ice cream-the Mazapan flavors the coffee, but I think the idea would even be better in a Mazapan/coffee/ice cream mix, for maximum blending! That way, the Mazapan doesn't just sink to the bottom! Mazapan + coffee + ice cream would be amazing! I will have to try out some of the ice cream flavors!

The Salted Caramel Truffle ice cream is a perfect balance of sweet and salty and the waffle cone is…read moreto die for!

Recommended that we visit for ice cream while in Eugene. Casual spot with classic and unique…read moreflavors. Large menu and samples allowed. Three of us and we opted for a four scoop sampler, which came with four big scoops for just about $8 after tip. Really great deal honestly. Limited seating available indoors. My favorite was the cookie dough with pretzel in it, as well as the horchata, which had an insane flavor.

Just like in WeHo. Great vibes. Good tastes. Special flavors for May Flowers series…read more Tasted Strawberry Tres leches, rhubarb crumble and Hazelnut cookies & cream. All were good. Taste before you buy! How fun!

Was recommended this place and finally came on a rainy afternoon! Despite the cold and rain, there…read morewas still a line for icecream inside. The interior is well-decorated, bright, and clean. When you walk in, there's a spot at the side of the store where you can buy some cute merch. The guy at the counter was very patient with us while we sampled a couple of their unique flavors. The menu can be a little overwhelming on your first visit since there are so many unusual flavor combos to try. We ended up deciding on a split scoop of lavender and honey with bleu cheese and pear (surprisingly so good!!), and a split scoop of strawberry balsamic black pepper with snickerdoodle. The honey lavender is smooth and didn't taste perfume-y at all. The bleu cheese and pear has a great pear flavor mixed with some small chunks bleu cheese - doesn't sound like it'd work well, but we loved it. The snickerdoodle flavor is strong and has soft chunks of snickerdoodle cookie in it, so the lavender and honey balanced it perfectly. The guy did get part of our order wrong, we had originally asked for a split scoop of snickerdoodle/strawberry balsamic and got snickerdoodle/honey lavender. But, it wasn't a big deal since honey lavender was a flavor we liked anyways. We ended up just buying a pint of the strawberry balsamic to go and finished it within a few days. Really yummy! A good place to satisfy your sweet-tooth cravings and more unique than your typical ice cream shop.

Here visiting Eugene and so far it's been ugh! Rain, rain, and more rain. Homeless running…read morerampant. But then the blue skies opened up and the sun shown through. Off The Waffle; a unique and better waffle experience. I was very skeptical of the nitrite free bacon and organic egg. The bacon was the very best I ever had and was cooked perfectly! The egg was okay; it's an egg. The star of the breakfast show was the Waffle (just one with the order). It was warm, flaky, and down-right delicious. Give Off The Waffle a try; you will NOT be disappointed.

Reasonably priced, tasty, and pleasant to average service. There are 2 locations in Eugene, this…read moreone seems to be quieter, slower paced, and has a smaller menu. The waffles tastes good and were over all more filling than I think the average person would expect. The coffee they use is also very delicious.

First time trying this spot and what a treat! We ordered online and went there, they pack the…read morecookies on the spot so they're hot and fresh! We tried various cookies, all were delicious, but my favorite was the salted caramel cookie. Place was very clean, staff and service were great! Definitely will come back for more. They are open late also. Happy Nom Nom!

Cookies were really good but pretty dang spendy. That's the only drawback. Wouldn't have spent $20…read moreplus delivery fee and tip for 6 cookies. There was an Amazon Prime half off code so we decided to try it. Glad we did but will be looking for deals in order to order again.

On our way to pick up pizza, my sister said she'd heard of this Japanese vending area and wanted to…read morecheck it out so we stopped by. The door is unlocked for much of the day but apparently is locked at some points. Inside there are a dozen or so machines that have Japanese/asian items or food. Some are more common snacks, like Pocky, and others more obscure (at least stateside) like Pocari Sweat. There are stuffed animals or Japanese toys and cultural items, stickers, and other non-edible merchandise. Prices are not outrageous, at least for some things, but in some cases you have to buy multiple of an item and the price reflects that.

After receiving a long message from the owner, very unhappy about my review, I decided to go back…read moreand see what I missed. I was WRONG in stating that only credit cards or gold dollars can be used here. I was also WRONG to claim that "everything" in the vending machines can be bought at Kings or Sunrise market, two Asian markets in Eugene, Oregon. While a lot of the items can be bought elsewhere, there are quite a few items for sale here that are unique to this shop. I will say that the owner should really consider sticking to facts when replying to reviews and not make assumptions about me and my likes or dislikes. Why assume that I don't like Japanese things? I was visiting this shop with the full understanding of what it is, a Japanese shop. Assuming that I had anything personally against the owner, her shop, or the fact that it's Japanese is ludicrous! Also, I was there with my best friend who like the shop owner, is half Japanese! The owner also needs to understand how reviews work, and not infer that there is emotion fueling the review. The owner ended her message to my review with, " I'm sorry if me, my shop, the fact it's Japanese, or that you had to scan a QR code to get in, made you angry enough to post this."

Ive never written a review but I had to, this was the best thai food I've ever had. The Penang…read morecurry was incredible

Cozy Thai spot. Order at the counter, food comes to your table. Server was friendly, but service…read morewas slower. We waited quite a while for most of our food and it was hard to track down the server as there were a lot of people coming in to order take-out and I don't think there was anyone else working. For two, we got the Tom Yum soup with chicken, Thai fried rice and panang curry. Spice is on the milder side but what's nice is you can always add extra spice afterward. Very spacious restaurant. Attached to a parking lot.

Consistently delicious. However, sometimes the counter people can be not very helpful.read more

These sweet treats always hit the spot. I love sweet life although I prefer their other location…read moredue to demand and supply. Half the time they are sold out of most of their items. There has been several times where my group has had to walk out. Staff is always super friendly and sweet with how busy it is.