Wow! I could come here every and order something different each time for a year or more and still…read moremiss something! I can't describe everything but cakes, cookies, and pies, oh my! There is candy, ice cream and coffee, oh yes! So much, so little time to get to it all. But I'll try because I will be coming back again and again. Cozy ambiance with friendly service.

Amazing desserts Vegan also…read more Creative and delicious Cakes, pastries and other sweets

Had one of the best lattes here. The coffee had a nice roast taste to it. Not bitter and it was…read moresmooth. I also ordered a tea cake along with it but can't remember what exactly it was. All I remember is, it had maple frosting on it. It was really good I wanted to go back the next day and order another one. If anyone know what tea cake i'm talking about, let me know!

Saturday Market was the first time I ran into this bakery. I was most pleasantly discover they were…read moreactually a café, too. Service by Emma was attentive and friendly, with sage advice about options. Ordered the same honey challah bread from the weekend, but sliced and toasted with butter. $10/loaf Amazing butter. Decided to add salt and cracked pepper and then I discovered they had an awesome hot sauce. Added a few drops of that, too, and it is very good toast. Decided to pick up some additional mini challah loaves $6 to freeze and take back for family's Christmas. Also ordered the maple syrup winter squash cinnamon roll $8. It was heated and delicious. Could not leave without trying the chocolate chip cookies just $2. I was persuaded by MR two are better than one and now I have one for the road. For a drink decided to try one of the J-Teas they serve. Just guess which one.

Roasted leg of lamb sandwich with arugula and sun-dried tomatoes on toasted sourdough is some kind…read moreof deliciousness for lunch on a sunny day with a side of Topochico and espresso for an espresso tonic in the sun. Thanks to Dillon who sliced the baguette for me to take home. Always love the ambience of the flowers looking so casually gorgeous and the happy plants thriving in their spaces. Picked up three different cookies as a quick thank you for the professional staff team over at Pacific Photo for helping with some urgent business yesterday.

Loved the lemon raspberry cupcake Looking forward to…read moretrying more of these goodies. I'll be back

I always love swinging by Palace Bakery and slipping to the back to see what's going on through the…read morelarge viewing window showing the bakers at work. Don't skip this part when you drop by. A friend warned me that Saturday market was happening so parking might be difficult but the 30 minute and one hour slots in front of the bakery are very helpful. I ordered a 20 ounce Matcha with water, a 20 ounce iced black black tea infused with vanilla bean -- it's incredibly refreshing! -- and one of their amazing freshly squeezed orange juices. It's a bakery to be sure but don't let that fool you: the beverages here are just THAT GOOD. One drink doesn't feel like it's going to be enough... and in my experience, it's usually not. There are staff are all very helpful...there but today one young woman stood out fif only I could remember her name!) but she has glasses with hair tied back and was going through the line taking orders to ensure that customers were greeted and welcomed and had a chance to place their orders in advance. Their jalapeño biscuits are outstanding -- don't skip the honey butter... it deserves to be slathered on -- and if you're looking for comfort food, try their banana bread loaf or their zucchini bread. One more thing that I find really wonderful here: at 2 o'clock there espresso goes on sale. Yes. You heard that right. So for those of us who feel that coffee should happen all through the day... This is your place for an espresso deal.

Palace Bakery (now known as Palace Coffee Roasters) is has been around Eugene for decades, but I've…read morenever actually been here until recently. When I was growing up we didn't really visit bakeries, I don't drink coffee, and my mom was a black coffee only sort of person, so not really much need. Whilst visiting Saturday Market I stopped in with my tired, grumpy toddler to get her a hot chocolate. I got myself one too, and it was excellent. The whipped cream especially was nice; I am positive it's made from heavy whipping cream and it was so yummy I just wanted to eat some whipped cream. I know my kiddo enjoyed hers, especially if the state of her face and clothes was any indication. I've had a lot of hot chocolate, including from Mindy's in Chicago which many like to claim as the best (it's good, but honestly a bit too thick for me), but I think Palace may have the best. The secret is that they use ganache for their hot chocolate. It's the ganache that they sell in the shop, so it's easy to acquire. The staff member mentioned that she likes to dip strawberries in it, and she said they keep it in the fridge and it stays good for a while. I'm not sure I'll pick some up this time since we're heading into the warm weather months, but we'll be getting some (or having my sister send some) as we move into autumn for sure. I will say that if you get hot chocolate you will need to check work--TWICE I asked for whipped cream, at two different visits, and they didn't put any on (though they left space for it, so either fill it with chocolate or add the cream please). I was planning to get a maple bar here, but when I saw them changed my mind--they didn't look particularly appetizing. They had several other pastries though so it was an easy swap out for a kouign amann, my favorite pastry, and a marionberry strudel. Both were great. The marionberry strudel was particularly special since marionberries are more tart blackberry variant native to Marion County, Oregon; marionberries are rarely found outside Oregon, and if so not much beyond the border states. It was overflowing with marionberry and hit the spot, and my little one was a fan too. There was a good amount of seating, too, spread across two rooms. There's an entrance both from the Park Street side and Pearl; on the west side you'll get to see the bakers hard at work. They had some huge breakfast burritos that looked really good, but since I wasn't heading home immediately we took a pass on them--this time. Parking is street only, though it's not unlikely that you'll find parking on Pearl, Broadway, Oak, or Park.

Wow no wonder the line is always out the door at this place. It's a hidden gem…read more Tucked away and cozy, this bakery and coffee shop shares a seating area with Mazzy's, which has two fire places for ambience. There is also lots of outdoor seating, some covered and some uncovered. I've never had trouble finding a seat. If you come before 2pm you can order food off the menu. You might wait 15 min to place your order, and another 30-60 min for your food. If you just want a quick drip coffee you can self-serve that for a cash payment. By only complaints on the two times I visited...the women's rest room is badly in need of being aired out, and the gluten-free bread...I can make much better GF bread at home.

This is specifically for their bread - but I do dig their in house! Their baguettes typically burst…read moreon the bottom.

Wow, how can a small food truck offer such big punches of delicious desserts?! Their thumbprint…read morecookies? Deliciously buttery with sweet sweet jam. Their cream puffs? Get out of here! And, OMG, their s'mores cookie?! THEIR S'MORES COOKIE! Just stop. This may be a bold thing I am about to say here, but I think they make the best macarons in town. The flavour profiles are some of the most unique flavours I have ever seen packed into a cookie. This dessert truck is small but mighty. Can't recommend this place enough for everyone with a sweet tooth.

Great cart with a fun selection of foods! Burgers, sandwiches with amazing desserts…read more I got a test burger; peanut butter, bacon, egg, omg it was perfectly balanced and delicious.

The bread is wonderful and made with several varieties of local flour from the Camas Mill. I love…read morethe Kalamata Levain, the regular Levain, and the New York rye for open faced sandwiches, canapés, & Rueben's, the baguettes for dips and hors d'ouvres. Love the chocolate croissants available on Saturdays. This local bakery is a real gem. The Levain is fermented over five days, naturally risen, and somehow my Celiac friend can eat it.

I've bought bread here a few times. It's the best and the owner is so kind. Last time I was in…read morethey had expanded their offerings of some pastries. Love helping small businesses in our community thrive.

Best thanksgiving dinner ever. This year we decided to…read moreorder thanksgiving dinner for the first time ever. Knowing the quality and flavor of Southpine Bakery we all decided to try their dinner. Everyone raved about the delicious food and unique flavors of our food. We all decided that next year we're going to order thanksgiving dinner again from Southpine. Do yourself a favor and enjoy the food and coffee drinks at this unique restaurant with homemade bread plus everything else.

We were looking for a good breakfast spot & decided to try Southpine based on the reviews, really…read moreglad we did! They definitely get busy but we lucked out & snagged the last table during peak breakfast rush. Everything on the menu looked great but I have a soft spot for fresh biscuits & decided to go for the jewel with avocado. Our group ordered a few different things, some other sandwiches, biscuits, & toasts, as well as some pastries. Everyone was happy with their order & we'll keep it in mind for next time.

I go here when over on Willamette in Eugene. They were at 5th Street Public Market for years. I…read morelike the cream puff usually the ones they are selling at the end of the day. I have gotten other pastries to take home. They have sandwiches,soups,loaves of bread. I like the items that I have gotten. I am going to a doctor in the area so will be dropping by.

...and what is lunch without a dessert? After eating lunch next door, we come here and are…read moremesmerized by the offerings of treats. Muffins, cakes, coffees.. We loaded up on a selection of cookies to take home then settled in for a slice of cake. I went for the September Cake. It is a light chocolate cake filled with a whipped cream center. The cake is a very light cake with a mild chocolate flavor and not too rich. The frosting is very light and not over sweet, like a buttercream frosting maybe? The staff is polite and enthusiastic with a warm smile. There was plenty of seating available and the atmosphere was a welcoming one.

Came in with the worst hangover of my life and left smiling and feeling human again. Love this placeread more

The lemon chicken rice soup is incredible! I wish I could eat it everyday! Also the oatmeal coffee…read morecake! The texture is amazing and the flavor is so good! Highly recommend to anyone who hasn't discovered them!