Cute restaurant in an older part of town located in a converted house…read more The bakery items looked Great. As far as the restaurant goes I didn't care for the taste of the coffee plus I wanted to use a sugar substitute due to my diet. I was disappointed that they only had the low end, unhealthy pink "Sweet N Low". When they brought the order to our table they had the home fried potatoes on the wrong person's plate. I ordered the omelette and it was dry and definitely overcooked the color of the eggs looked more like hash browns They use low end napkins that were thin, abrasive and non absorbent. About half the seats were wooden resembling a picnic table On a positive note my friend got the tuna salad melt and it looked good. They had a man playing a violin which was nice.

Good place to get baked goods and breakfast in Eugene. It also has more at lunch. New Day Bakery is…read moreone of the many locally owned businesses in the neighborhood of Whiteaker. A lot of good stuff to choose from. There's eggs along with plant based options including tofu scramble and other stuff. Came at breakfast. It's a pretty popular place judging by the crowds. They have a pretty big menu. Lots of choices. There's a lot of egg stuff including omelets and scrambles among these. It's $12 for the Mexican Scramble. This is a mixture of cheese, eggs, onions, peppers, and tomatoes. Get plant based. This changes eggs to tofu. Hard to tell the difference in our opinion. This also comes with beans, rice, salsa, and tortillas. Has the best breakfast around here. It's closed Mondays and Tuesdays. There's lots for meat eaters as well as vegans and vegetarians.

As a local, it truly breaks my heart to write this review. I always want to support our…read moreneighborhood businesses, but I have to be honest about my recent breakfast experience here. The Atmosphere I'll start with the positives: the decor is absolutely awesome. As a discophile, I spent half my time admiring the vinyls lining the walls. The model aircraft suspended from the ceiling and the upside-down table add a unique, cool character to the place that you just don't find elsewhere. Visually, it's a 5-star experience.. The Food & Drink Unfortunately, the meal itself was a different story. The Coffee: I'm a black coffee purist, but this was beyond horrible. It tasted completely "burnt"--to the point where I actually had to add sugar just to make it drinkable. Breakfast Burrito: This was, quite frankly, uneatable. I'm not sure if it was the black beans, the eggs, or something else in the mix, but the flavor was horribly off. Hash Browns: They were completely flavorless and added nothing to the plate. Jalapeños: I'm a huge fan of sauces and peppers, but somehow even the side of jalapeños was bad. On a smaller bright note, the English muffin was good (though it's hard to ruin one of those), and the water tasted great. I honestly can't recommend the water enough, which is a strange thing to say about a diner visit. Final Verdict I cannot recommend this spot for breakfast in good conscience. I hope I get the chance to come back and try their dinner menu to see if it's an improvement, but for now, the great decor just isn't enough to make up for the kitchen's performance.

I wanted breakfast, and I know the chicken fried steak breakfast here is awesome... so did that…read moreagain. My server was Alex, and she was awesome... very sweet and friendly. Checked on me several times to make sure all was well! The decor here is pretty retro, and they have some cool items. A Marilyn Monroe poster/cutout! Some neat old sidewalk pedal airplanes I am sure were well loved by some kid! Even an RC Piper Cub. I know I will be back... need to try their prime rib sometime!

I ordered the chicken spring roll and the chicken had zero flavor and they barely put any in there…read more I think that maybe it was a dried out rotisserie maybe possibly but either way very disappointed. The sauce was good and the vegetables refreshed but other than that not great.

Had no idea this was in a senior living place till we got here. I picked it for my husband and I to…read morecheck out since it has both Asian and American food. My beef pho was a reasonable portion, came fully assembled and tasted good. The service was friendly and the establishment is clean and well lit.

Great service and had a great ribeye dinner . I dine alone and this felt comfy and welcoming I sat…read moreat the bar for dinner. I only got a picture of the salad.

Great little dive bar with all day breakfast plus bar food. I was thrilled to find this place open…read moreon Christmas day. I had a pancake that was better than most regular breakfast places. The bartender and locals were friendly. Don't be put off by the unassuming exterior.

We saw the 3.7 on yelp and pictures and wanted to try the Ye Olde Pancake house in Eugene, I had…read moresausage egg & cheese on eng muffin and it was pretty good , thin sausage patty but tasty , husband got the chicken fried steak , it was recommended by server , she said homemade gravy , it's a hamburger patty breaded and fried (never had hamburger patty for chick fried steak ) , the gravy does not look like what's pictured above ,, I hate to say this , but it looked like the fake plastic vomit you can buy to fake people out, thin , watery thin, w/ lumps of what could be sausage but pale looking , & if it's a new cook or someone who doesn't know how to cook gravy, why was it recommended ?? don't ever be fooled into getting chicken friend steak , it's a 0 If you want good chicken fried steak that is good w/ real homemade gravy go to Stockman's Cafe , it's all that it should be

In town visiting family, my son and I stopped by for a quick breakfast at Ye Olde Pancake House. On…read morewest 11th tucked back off the main road you will find a very old building, lots of parking and up front parking by the main door for those that may need a little assistance. The staff was very friendly right at the door and through our meal. The decor is very 70's with high ceilings and exposed wood, they have a long bar top next to the kitchen and many booths throughout the building. We went in right when they opened but shortly it start to fill out, it sounded like a lot of locals stop by, you could hear the staff calling the customers by name, it seem like a good family vibe. The food servings are big, the pancakes are huge and great tasting. I had to ask for a separate plate so I could get to my eggs and bacon. Everything was cooked to my request and the staff came around often to check on use. My son had a large serving of chocolate chip pancakes, with eggs and sausage. It was nice to sit in a very nostalgic place.

I've been missing out and so have you! A hidden gem! Across the street from the old DMV, it's not a…read moreplace I ever drive by. Ample parking and a fair number of tables inside. Nicely decorated inside but could use a larger sign on the building. Order at the counter. The matchas come with the homemade syrup of your choice. The Mexican mocha could have used a teeny bit more chocolate and cinnamon, in my opinion. Large selection of milk and milk alternatives. They were pretty quick with the drinks. The food took a little more time but not too long. They're making everything to order so it's not a spot to run in on a rushed lunch break. Burrito was solid with lots of great ingredients and your choice of breakfast meet (or tofu chorizo). The club had good ingredients and they even seasoned the tomatoes (!) but the bread was a little too crunchy (I'm not a fan of toast that cuts my mouth). I'll have to be back soon to try more things. Prices were very reasonable (dare I say good for even lunch prices). Very helpful and friendly staff. I also need to try their pastries! They were getting quite slim by the time I got there around 12:30.

A great little hidden gem of a cafe, great food and the staff is amazing!…read moreI highly recommend the Xoco Breakfast Burrito, a favorite of mine along with any of the smoothies. The cafe itself is so cozy inside it's worth dining in. If you're ever in the neighborhood I recommend going in and checking it out!

For me, I like this place because it has breakfast options all day, whether croissant, bagel, or…read moreplate. I usually buy the croissant or bagel option, and it is fresh and delicious. This place is on my short list of breakfast places, though I know it also has plenty of lunch, juice, and coffee options. Based upon my experience with them fixing breakfast, I would have confidence in their other options! I am not a demanding person so my rating may be generous; still, consistently meeting a satisfactory experience is a good thing. My 5 star review is based upon that their food and service consistently met or exceeded my expectations.

The food is excellent: the menu items make allusion to the 80's. My wife and I went for lunch after…read morean appointment in the building next door and were pleasantly impressed by the range of sandwiches and the pricing. My wife had the Atreyu's Bastion sandwich (a turkey sandwich with smoked Gouda, bacon, avocado and pesto aioli) and I had the Lamb of Goud, (a lamb and pork meatloaf sandwich with smoked Gouda and spinach and artichoke cream cheese, SO good!). The ambiance is reminiscent of a 2000's era coffee shop. The service was excellent too. They have limited hours so if you want a certain sandwich, you may need to get there on the earlier side of the lunch hour or order ahead.

Second time eating at Cafe Glendi, which is Greek food. It's really top notch. The owner is cooking…read morethe food right in front of you. Prices are very reasonable, especially for this quality.

We had grilled wild salmon salad at the Greek place - so delicious! The food court is a fun place…read moreso everyone gets the food they want. Sad to see that the bar is gone.