Seven years ago, I moved to Oregon with my husband and our two little babies. We had spent nearly…read moreeverything we had to make the move, and my husband immediately had to start traveling for his new job. On our first morning in our new town, we went to The Original Pancake House for breakfast. It was a simple meal, but one we were grateful we could afford. When we asked for the check, our server smiled and told us someone had already paid for it. That small act of kindness made me feel like I truly belonged in our new home. It reminded me that even in an unfamiliar place, there were good people who cared about others. Since that day, every time we visit The Original Pancake House, we make it a point to pay it forward whenever we can. It's our way of honoring the kindness that meant so much to us and has stuck with me. Beyond the beautiful memory, the food is incredible. It's hands down the best breakfast I've ever had. Comfort food that tastes like it's made with love. You must try the Dutch baby! The ladies who work there are always so warm and welcoming, making every visit feel like coming home. Some restaurants serve great food. This one gave my family hope when we needed it most, and I'll never forget that.

Pancakes so golden, yet sitting too long-- They lost all…read moretheir heat and didn't quite belong! The Original Pancake House in Eugene is a charming, family-friendly spot with genuine warmth and stellar coffee. The casual, lively vibe makes it feel like the proper brunch destination you'd hope for from a legendary breakfast joint. We ordered their hero dish--a side of buttermilk pancakes--and the Irish Omelette. The pancakes delivered real flavor: fluffy, tender, with classic buttermilk tang. My only critique? They arrived cool, likely from sitting in the warmth window a bit too long. Off the griddle, these would shine. The Irish Omelette was more disappointing. Designed to be airy and light with corned beef and potatoes inside, ours was overcooked and rubbery--far from the delightful, pillowy texture it should be. For a restaurant with this history, execution should be consistent. The coffee and service were warm and attentive, which goes a long way. 3/5 stars. Worth visiting for atmosphere, especially if your pancakes arrive hot. Try during slower service to avoid the window-sit fate. The Portland location executes at a higher level.

I can't rave enough about Addi's Diner. It is always busy so expect to wait a little bit especially…read moreon the weekends. Addi is the friendliest diner owner around. All of the staff are amazing and I've never had a bad experience with customer service. Many staff are high school students. My son worked there and absolutely loved working for Addi. Many customers are regulars and many out of towners that hear word of mouth how great this place is. Prices are fair and you get ALOT of food. Everything tastes great. I have yet to have a dish that didn't taste good. Fresh and made to order. Very flavorful food. The pancake is huge as well as the cinnamon roll. 4 people could eat it and each would have a belly full. The vibe is cute inside and very cozy. I love to sit and look at the decor. You can't go wrong with Addi's Diner.

Highly recommend. Stumbled upon it one morning and it was great. Portion sizes are HUGE. Service is…read moreexcellent, staff is super friendly and pleasant. Food also came out in a reasonable time and tasted great.

Really great fresh food with some interesting combinations. We came here on a whim (no…read morereservations) while visiting my wife's niece at UofO at around noon on a Saturday. Busy but they had a table for us. Very nice decor, rotating menu. We had the buckwheat pancakes with caramelized bananas, dates, and pineapple syrup which was sweet but not overly so since the pancakes underneath were not touched by the syrup ended up being a really nice balance. Bacon was like a cross between pork belly and bacon (very thick) but really tasty. Breakfast Sando was good with in-house ground pork and a nice aioli. We also tried the savory macarons (Brie and truffle) which are delicious. Creamy and a tad sweet. Not too much truffle. Coffee was a bright tangy pour over-not my favorite type but some people really like that style. Oh, and we had a blood orange mimosa which was really good Overall an excellent experience! Definitely going to again when we are in town!

Great locally sourced menu items. Our server was friendly and patient as he explained the menu…read moreitems to us. Don't ask for Splenda, Stevia or any other artificial sweetener for coffee or tea. Our waiter just about clutched his pearls when I asked for Stevia. The ambience reminded us of small tourist-free boutique eateries in NYC. The only item I was slightly disappointed in was the Brie & Truffle Macaron. I got the wonderful flavor of the Brie, but not the slightest hint of black truffle. It was still delicious.

Celebrating my birthday at Jazzy Ladies with my son & SIL was awesome! Great food, pleasant…read moreinviting atmosphere, good company, and a cookie with a candle topped off a fun weekend with a fun food experience. The Irish Breakfast Hash was very tasty, with big chunks of tender corned beef and a perfectly cooked scrambled egg. The Chicken & Waffles was filling and oh so good. The coffee drinks were hot and delicious. Our server was charming and brought me a gluten-free cookie with a lighted candle. Happy birthday to me! Would definitely go back, even without a birthday to celebrate.

Great service, beautiful interior, and even better food! I found Jazzy Ladies Cafe & Club on Yelp…read moresearching for a restaurant close to the airport. They turned out to be only 8 miles/ 20 minutes from the Eugene airport. What sold my coworker and I was their awesome name, because we like to think we are Jazzy ladies too. I went with my coworker and arrived around 1 pm. We were seated right away by the window, with a beautiful view of the falling leaves outside. I got the Honey Bear Cafe Latte and Jazzy Green Salad with added Chicken, paired with Balsamic Vinegar. Our waitress put a beautiful custom heart art on my latte and I was so awestruck how unique it was! The latte also tasted great. I would definitely visit here again the next time I am in Eugene, Oregon! Thank you to the team here for making sure we had a great experience.

Amazing Mexican mocha and huevos rancheros. Best in town. I could rave about this place all day…read morelong.

I was dying of hunger and there were surprisingly few options in this town and this one sounded…read moregood. I'm glad I dug in my heels and made my husband find it. We were greeted warmly and sat promptly and the service was very attentive without being overwhelming. The food was outstanding. Usually huge portions mean mediocre food, but the food was fresh, flavorful and high quality. My chai was spicy and pleasant with some robust foam. I left stuffed and ready to face 5 more hours of travel. This place is clean and pretty. I can see where parking might be very tight, but we were there at a lull and had no issues.

Excellent bang for buck! Standard breakfast menu w senior options. Tasty adequate portions and…read morefriendly attentive service. Plenty of locals and cheery place. July 2026

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

I am combining my two Yelp accounts, so this review is dated 6-28-2019…read more"Quaint little place with a stunning menu. They specialize in French toast and eggs Benny. The northern lights Benny had smoked salmon, spinach, tomato and a fantastic dill hollandaise. The French toast did not disappoint as well. Great breakfast spot!"

Ordered the chipotle chicken Benedict, i wish they had a fried chicken option, everything was a…read morelittle too liquidy. Overall, typical diner experience, you know what you're getting before you even get it lol.

... wow .. i don't even know how to begin to describe how incredibly magnificent this experience…read morewas . i could cry at the quality of the food and how well crafted this meal was . not just food this was fuel incredibly intentional and delicious . thank you a million for this beautiful meal . full and happy .

Just a great breakfast place with tons of options for vegetarian folks (like me;). Really delicious…read moresweet place. A tiny bit more care such as getting the omlettes a bit thinner and the filling inside would make this place a 5!

Mandy's on East Broadway across from McDs just opened. It is quite Ducky! The same great food 24…read morehours a day!!! I had the chili with the garlic toast! It was terrific. The prices are a tiny bit high for my fixed income but the BLT was worthy. The sweet potato fries can be requested to be more crispy but were quite delicious! Good food, great coffee and breakfast ANYTIMe!

Been here before for breakfast i decided to get the brisket dip and chowder .the bread was good the…read moremeat unfortunately was so crispy and dry :( pretty bummed about it. I didn't say anything maybe I should have. The chowder was good super thin so maybe from yesterday and they thinned it down. Liz our waitress was great super sweet and working hard. We probably won't be back. For $21 I was disappointed.

We were in Eugene over the weekend for my first cousins wedding, and were delighted to discover…read morethat Elmers is a chain! We always stop at the Elmers in Palm Springs when visiting my wife's family in that area. I happen to have an addiction to their German Pancakes/Dutch Babies, and even though the 3.6 star Yelp rating had me a tiny bit concerned (Palm Springs location has a 4.4 excellent rating) we arranged to have a goodbye breakfast for 5 of us on our way to EUG (I just couldn't bare a third mediocre free breakfast at our motel!) I wasn't aware that a reservation or an earlier time would have been warranted, since a big group of 35 just beat us in Monday at 10, in town for Banana Ball at Autzen, so it did take a slightly longer than usual time to be seated and served, but it wasn't their fault, even my though they apologized like it was, it just gave us a bit more time to converse with the bride and groom and say our goodbyes. We still made it to the airport with time to spare. The wait staff was terrific and very friendly, the space was clean, modern and very well kept. We were all very happy with our breakfasts, 3 of us had German Pancakes, due in part because I raved about them so much from my experiences at Palm Spring Elmers. 2 had the assorted fruit topping, I went with lemon, butter, and powdered sugar, So yummy! My other cousin had the lingonberry crepes, she loved them! Everyone was very happy and full, even got a to go box for the betrothed. If I could add a 6th star I would. I love Elmers so much, I'm exploring a franchise for my home base in Belmont CA!

Very convenient to the hotel for those visiting University of Oregon parents, but save your money…read moreand get the frozen pizza from the front desk.... Been to this restaurant on two different visits and still questioning why I went back the second time. This last visit, we went for a late dinner. Our group had a mixture of breakfast and dinners. Service was lacking, two of the six meals were cold to the touch when they should have been hot and the last meal took over 15 mins after everyone else at the table had their food already. Just bad, not going to fool me next trip.... Lesson learned!!! But.... Go Ducks!