This review is about one thing: a delicious 7" "mini" pepperoni pizza and refillable drink for…read more$12.65. Cheesy. Big pepperoni slices. Crispy around the edges. Just a really good little pizza. Pizza is way too subjective for me to call any one place "the best." Thin crust, thick crust, sauce, cheese, toppings--we all have our thing. But I do think there's a short list of pizzas worth knowing about, and this one belongs on mine. There are quite a few other pizza options if your pizza palate is more adventurous. Oh yeah, for an extra fee, there's also an indoor putt-putt course, laser tag, a pool room, and an arcade. Still, perfectly understandable if you just go there for the surprisingly good pizza.

very clean. very helpful staff. excellent pizza. nice mini golf course. will return!read more

My entire trip was planned around a show at Campbell Club. I live a very busy life and made a lot…read moreof changes in order to make this work, all because this show had been on their calendar for weeks. Then, less than a week before the event, they admitted they had double-booked the date because they put it on the wrong day in their calendar. That's fine. Sometimes things like that just happen. Instead of making it right, they wanted the band that booked first to move their show to 2:00 in the afternoon on a Thursday. That's ridiculous. People weren't traveling to Eugene to watch an afternoon set while they're at work. The band tried to work with them. They suggested combining the shows, asked to talk it through, and then got ignored. After that, when people started calling out how badly this was handled, the response from the venue wasn't an apology--it was telling people to "eat shit." That's honestly what changed this from a scheduling mistake into a venue I don't want to support. Everyone screws up sometimes. Most businesses own it and try to fix it. Campbell Club chose to insult the very people who were trying to bring customers through their doors. If you're planning to travel for a show here, I'd think twice. I won't be making that mistake again. Also-- their Instagram says they are a nonprofit organization, it's not.

I made travel arrangements, booked a hotel, and planned a trip specifically to attend a show at…read moreCampbell Club. Less than a week before the event, the venue informed the local band that they had accidentally double-booked the date. According to the band's shared messages, the venue had the incorrect date in its calendar and didn't realize the mistake until the last minute--even though the event had been advertised on their website for over a month. The proposed solution was to ask the band to play earlier in the day as part of a festival, which is not what anyone had planned or paid to attend. It's a Thursday. Nobody's going to see a show at 2pm. Mistakes happen, but waiting until people have already spent money on hotels, travel, and time off before announcing a cancellation is unacceptable. This especially hurts local bands that rely on these opportunities and the fans who support them. I understand accidents happen, but communication and accountability matter. Based on this experience, I can't recommend this venue and won't be planning future trips around events hosted here.

Joystick Gaming Lounge is hands down one of the coolest spots in Eugene! You can tell this place…read morewas built by people who genuinely love gaming and wanted to create a fun, welcoming space for everyone. From the free Nintendo lounges featuring everything from NES to the latest Switch games, to the pool tables, darts, board games, and classic arcade vibe, there's always something to do. The craft cocktails are creative and delicious, the local beer selection is outstanding with dozens of Pacific Northwest taps, and the gourmet hot dogs are seriously some of the best in town. The claw room is unlike anything I've seen before and makes for a fun experience whether you're feeling competitive or just want to laugh with friends. What really stands out is the atmosphere. It's relaxed, friendly, and designed for people to connect, have fun, and make memories together. Whether you're stopping in for a drink, date night, game night with friends, or just looking to relive some childhood nostalgia, Joystick delivers every time. Eugene needed a place like this, and the Field brothers absolutely knocked it out of the park. I can't recommend Joystick Gaming Lounge enough!

great vibes, great games, great drinks! I got the guava apricot cider and it was amazingggggg!!!!…read moreawesome place!!!!

Got married here on 9/7/25. The venue was beautiful and comes with minor decorations/lighting, a…read morecrew to help on the day and a parking attendant. It was outdoors and near great hiking for those interested and very reasonably priced at $3,500 Fridays and Sundays and $4,500 Saturdays. You get the venue from 11 AM - 10 PM and 1 hour rehearsal that you can schedule. I knew it was outdoors and came with that risk but I do wish we were warned about all the bees as there were so many making it hard to eat. Otherwise the whole crew were amazing and made our day feel so special.

Went to the mushroom festival and loved every minute. Great job using full size busses as shuttles!…read moreI think this is my third event here and I love how they run things. Parking is great and the space is top notch. Their events always attract a great crowd. The surrounding trails make for a lovely escape from the masses when you need a break and it's incredibly pleasant to wander in all the different pockets of fun that can be set up around the main hall. On non event days it's one of my favorite nearish parks year round. Bird watching early or evening strolls, shady summer walks or a solid hike up the hill, it's never boring. They've got nature events all year round and easily accessable interpretive trails for fun and education. Go check it out if you want to see what appreciating the land looks like.

Adorable tiny lavender festival! Well thought out and put together, the vendors were awesome, staff…read moreis knowledgeable and friendly and the price for u pick was excellent. Beautiful setting and the live music was a perfect touch. I've been to the big ones up in Sequim and I'll tell you, I didn't miss them. No giant crowds, ample parking, and pretty by the river. Their products are wonderful too so anytime you see that label, know it's good stuff.

Went with my friends and had an amazing time!! Live music, a couple samples, amazing workers!! Very…read morereasonable prices and right next to the river! They had so many local businesses too and just such great products!! For sure coming back next year!! A really cool festival and a great experience

Just that the faire was there!!!it's a great place to be. The day before I was terminated from a…read morejob for being positive for THC and coming to the faire the next day helped sooo much to remember it's ok to be yourself!!!!

I grew up in Eugene, but never went to the OCF until a decade or so after I moved away. It's been…read morearound since the 60s or something (long before I was born), but when I was younger I think it was held in a different location before it moved out to its current location in Veneta. It started as a fundraiser for an alternative school but it's now a 503(c). It's always held the first full weekend in July. Once upon a time, it was a drug filled revelry from what I understand, but they've made it significantly more family friendly over the years. Don't get me wrong--you'll still come across a topless woman or walk through a cloud of pot smoke--but it's not as bad as it once was. And as far as unique experiences go, you'd be hard pressed to find another much like this. It was fun but getting a ticket is a little annoying. You can't purchase tickets there; they must be purchased off-site in advance. I guess it's probably great for crowd control or something--though I don't know that they actually limit the number of tickets--but I don't always remember to plan ahead. Oh well, I guess I'd rather they manage the crowd if that's what it's for. Head over to the parking lot of VRC to pick up your ticket and you can also catch the shuttle there too when the fair rolls around. It's great that they have a shuttle since parking around the place is honestly impossible I think. Unless you're camping, perhaps. There's a lot happening at the Fair, so for those who are quickly overstimulated you should be aware. You'll see stilt walkers wandering around. There's planned and/or impromptu parades that weave through the place. There are troubadours and small ensembles that may pop up, or individuals with a band on their back! You may find a juggler or a few wandering. There's activities for children, like puppet shows or face painting. Alcohol is not allowed on the premises, although there are areas where folks can smoke. There are tons of vendors. It's like the Saturday Market on steroids. There was a booth selling the most beautiful masks; capes and wings; art of various mediums... lots of treasures. There are also a nice variety of food vendors. When I went there was a booth that had beignets and they tasted like they came from New Orleans. There was music of various genres; activities both spontaneous and planned. A booth where you could create your own affirmation. The Oregon Country Fair is truly unlike any sort of fair or festival I've ever been to. I was mad at myself for not having visited sometime when I was growing up and living there permanently instead of waiting until 10 years after I'd moved out of state. But I will return with my little one in tow to enjoy this wacky experience all over again.

Exactly what you want if you're looking for excellent wine in a laid back, calm, brassil…read moreenvironment. Rachel was our guide through the 5 (soon to be four) varietals this small local winery specializes in. This place is about quality, not quantity, & it shows in th her wine and the vibe. The patio is a lovely space to enjoy their rose & pizza found one of those summer events, or the cozy indoor tasting room on a drizzly winter day like the one we visited. All things are better during off peak & this place in particular is worth a weekday visit if you can.

We had a wonderful time learning all about the winery and their wines. Rachel was sooo…read moreknowledgeable and seemed to really enjoy sharing all she knew! The wine was very good and the charcuterie board was delicious!

I have visited probably 100 winery tasting rooms over the past 60 years and have about 2000 bottles…read moreof wine in my cellar and have NEVER been refused tasting at a winery until 2022 & 2023 in three visits to Five Fourteen Vineyards. While I didn't have an advance reservation, each time, there were still empty tables, but twice they said they had insufficient staff and the last time, at 4PM, 2 hours before closing, said it was just too hot!!! They seem to run this as a hobby rather than a serious business. Their wine may be good, but I have never been able to taste it, so I can't recommend visiting unless you request a reservation, which is ONLY done via email, at least 24 hours in advance.

My favorite vineyard in the Willamette Valley and that's saying a lot because we are spoiled with…read morewine around here. The wine is incredible and the owners and staff are so kind and cheerful. The view is beautiful!