Great place to shop and meet friends. There's anough public seating to hang out and they have…read moreoverhead heaters. Great eateries too!

Met up with relatives at 5th Street Public Market after they suggested it for an early dinner. I…read moregive it 2 stars because the shops look nice, but it was near empty. We went upstairs to the food court only to be underwhelmed. We were expecting more variety and ambiance. It was pretty dead. There is a Thai place, a tiny Mexican place, a Greek place, a burger place with a bar, and a candy store. Downstairs there is a deli that has sandwiches, soups, and salads. We all ordered something from different places. I had the Greek plate, which was a skewer with about 5 bite-size pieces of chicken - certainly not even an entire chicken breast worth, rice and salad (romaine lettuce, onion, a couple of olives and cherry tomatoes) with dressing. Pretty bland, and not worth the price. My son had a burger and fries and it took so long that by the time it came out, we were all done with our dinner. None of us liked what we ate. This place sounds like a good idea, but for us, it was a letdown.

Charming vintage shop with a highly curated selection, including a nice selection of mid-century…read moreand more contemporary pieces. Visited with my son on a trip up to U of O. Not inexpensive but everything was in beautiful condition. Looking forward to coming back when I have a larger suitcase!

Beautiful pieces. Some were priced reasonably but even the smallest items were over $60. Even for a…read moresimple brass candle holder with leftover wax still stuck inside. The man working today was practically non-existent. Didn't greet us when we walked in and when we made eye contact and said bye, he just looked away. A snob.

The owners are great people! Clothes are authentic and good quality. I got a cotton shirt that will…read moreprobably last me for life. Savona is super sweet and will let you try anything on, she even took a dress off the mannequin for me! Super great prices as well for quality clothing.

Super nice owner and great prices. Definitely worth the visit. Clothes are soft. Got a dress and a…read moreshirt for like 40$

This Shopping Center is my favorite spot to go to in the Eugene area. It has a perfect mix of…read moreshops, restaurants and plenty of space to walk around and enjoy the day. My favorite grocery store is Trader Joes which is a highlight as well as an amazing Thai food place called Sabai! If you have not tried it you MUST GO! If this place had one downfall and not a perfect 5 stars it would be because the parking gets extremely packed on a Friday or Saturday evening. Although there will most of the time be parking behind Trader Joe's... kind of a secret spot though so don't be telling everyone.

Okay Center has changed significantly from my childhood for sure. I mean I had my first job there…read morejust after high school at Tiffany's before it underwent a large amount of renovations; I think the only thing that still remains from that time is Johnny Ocean's and possibly Skeie's. It's fairly upscale now with a couple wine bars, Hyatt, a new Drybar, Pottery Barn, and so on. There's even a stand-alone Sephora... Eugene really has hit the big time! I am usually only there for the Nordstrom Rack, but have also visited Chapala, Bambini, Burch's, and hope to visit Elizabeth's Wine Lounge soon, too.

Whenever I am in town, I take my kids to this mall and stock up on whatever clothes or items they…read moreneed from a mall. This place is always kept well and clean. I've seen many stores come and go but sometimes it's nice to see a familiar place when I come here. The food court has a good variety of food choices, so it helps if you have a group that want different things. This area is not particularly my favorite. It seems a little unkept and dingy. Maybe an update and a little bit more lighting will bring it back to life.

The Valley River Center in Eugene, OR is a great place to go for all kids on different stores and…read moreI'm sure one of them you'll find something you like. They have a food court with various styles of food, even Cinnabon. Every time we go into a shop, we're always greeted and they've got great service. Most ask if we're looking for something in particular or if can help us find something. There's a movie theater there, the city bus runs a route to the Valley River Center. Even during college football, you can park there and take busses to the home games at no charge. If you're looking for stores like Bath & Body, Victoria Secret, JC Penny, Macy's, or food or just a movie, you'll like Regal Cinemas.

Wonderful concept from Duck alumni. The selection is thoughtfully curated with original era apparel…read moreand accessories. I grew up in those eras and this place gives the best authentic examples of the time. Cotton was softer and materials were natural back then. If you were born in the 21st Century I recommend you time warp back to The Nest to experience some rad threads. Word.

From the owner: We have the best variety of vintage clothing and sneakers just steps away from the University of…read moreOregon campus. Our business focuses on delivering a quality assortment of fresh vintage for all seasons. With a product mix ranging from sustainably sourced tees to gamely staples, there’s something for everybody.

Recently my daughter and I visited the downtown Eugene "core" and we stumbled upon this cute shop,…read morelocated right next to Heritage Dry Goods. (Both are super boutiques, with similar aesthetics. This G+G shop is perhaps a bit more "bohemian" in its focus and caters more to a young adult female demographic). There were lots of "Free People" clothing items here, and artisan jewelry pieces. They also carried some cosmetic/make-up and skincare lines (I think they were all organic), and lots of women's fashion accessories (bags, scarves, etc.). I had the feeling this was a smaller, more intimate take on an "Anthropologie" shop - and certainly more local!

Although I wish they had a slightly bigger selection, this is the ONLY boutique I've found in the…read morearea worth going to (and I've looked pretty hard). The prices are actually in a reasonable range that don't make me turn around and walk out the door, and the clothes are of course cute and unique. They carry great brands such as Free People, get new items every few days, and the girls who work in the store are always extremely helpful. Just one more reason to visit 5th Street!

Wide selection of unique products that make good gifts even for locals. A good amount of small…read morelocal businesses. The beer and wine selection is both lackluster and outdated in terms of dates on many beer cans, which is disappointing. Prices are all over the place, so you have to be willing to look around a lot if you want a good deal. The store is always a fun place to window shop and get gift ideas even if I don't purchase anything on that same visit!

Normally I'm not a fan of Made in Oregon. The customer service is terrible and not everything is…read moreactually made in Oregon. It's just an over-used name to dupe people into thinking it's great. That's been my experience at every other location. My husband and I decided to stop in this store a few weeks ago and just check it out. This store is actually pretty decent. I found a great cookbook for a gift, and a few other things. They have a nice selection of Oregon Duck merchandise. The employees don't go out of their way to do anything special or make it a memorable trip. Which is fine. They're not terrible. When you approach the cash register, they're social and that's perfect for me. Would I return? It's not a store I feel the need to frequent often, but it's certainly better than any other location I've ever been to. The next time I go will probably be in a year when I'm looking for holiday gifts.

This mall has been newly remodeled! The best mall the area with theaters and great food places…read moreincluding Panera, Chipotle, Pieology, Menchie's Frozen Yogurt! Highly recommend this mall.

Older mall with a new shipping center attatched. Has a lot of good shops to explore. If you like…read moreTarget, Ross and TJ Maxx as well as others, you're gonna like shopping here. There's a huge movie theatre as well, so you can catch first run movies while you're out having a good time buying things.

This corner crystal shop is magic. They have some beautiful…read moresignature pieces of crystals that can grace a home with energies known to empower and heal. They have gorgeous pieces of lapis lazuli and The body products that are handmade using locally sourced plants and quality oils by a local manufacturer who is highly respected for her products. I picked up the Soft Goddess Era oil. They have handmade brass pendulums and there are some beautiful rings with significant crystals. They have a shelf of Oracle and tarot cards, as well as offering space for weekly tarot readings. There are also some mystical and compelling paintings by a local artist who seems to channel muses and mermaids through her paintings. Definitely come to visit and expect to leave with a treasure.

Great staff, and a huge selection of cool rocks, minerals, crystals and art! Great place to hang…read moreout for a bit, with a really nice "vibe" to the place. Easy to find downtown, and well worth a visit. Beautiful shop, and most of the prices are competitive with other shops I have seen in the past. Highly recommended!