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    Magpie Coffeeshop

    3.8 (79 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating

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    Our dog, Minnie, with an iced chai.
    Mike G.

    The drinks we ordered were lovely: I ordered the honey cinnamon latte and my wife had the regular chai, both drinks were iced. We had our dog and two of the employees came out to greet us all and gave our dog a treat. The ambiance is relaxed yet bright and colorful. They have a fun trivia question for a bonus card punch and postcards that you can send to anywhere with fun branding and colors. We sat outside in the shade while people watching and our dog loved every second of it too. Highly recommend it! Stop for a quick drink or for the people watching!

    Alexander G.

    The downtown Eugene business area is modernized industrial buildings. Restaurants, cafes, and shops are everywhere but this looked like a fun choice for an after pick-me-up. They have indoor and outdoor seating, but it seemed mostly like a to-go spot. We each got various hot coffee drinks on a cold day. The staff was welcoming, mostly younger people. I loved the bonus free postcards they'll mail for you as a souvenir. Also, cheers to the bird theme!

    Magpie merch inside.
    Andrew C.

    The website calls it "a diner" but what it is is a bright and modern place to park it for a lovely cortado and a delicious apricot scone. Servers are patient, helpful and friendly, the WiFi is pretty solid and there's even breakfast stuff on the menu. Kombucha and smoothies too. A good pit stop in the vibrant Market Alley area of Eugene.

    Handpie and chamomile tea
    Winter B.

    Cute coffee shop in 5th street market! Great tea and nice ambiance and seating. Friendly baristas. Food and drink menu. Would recommend!

    Dairy-free honey cinnamon latte, banana bread, chicken tarragon pie
    Gloria C.

    I was looking for a cute, quiet coffeeshop where I could have lunch and hang out with my book. Magpie was perfect! Service was quick and friendly, food and drink were delicious! I had a chicken tarragon pie, slice of banana bread, and honey cinnamon iced latte, which they made dairy-free for me. I'd totally come back here!

    Wall art
    Rachel C.

    It's been a long minute since I have been to Fifth Street Public Market and so this was a new one for me. It is a well lit open plan space that also manages to be comfy. I was hoping for a spinach and feta hand pie, but sadly they were all gone. Instead I got the avocado toast which was as tasty as it was pretty. My companion got the granola and yogurt with jam and loved it! My coffee was also pretty and tasty. We also took advantage of their little "post office" where you could send one of their postcards (which were lovely) to someone (they pick up the postage). We put it in the little mailbox, but I haven't heard yet that it arrived at it's destination. All in all, a sweet spot and would definitely come back to taste some of the other delectables!

    Lysette R.

    Got to visit on a work trip while staying at a hotel across the street. Conveniently located, decently priced, not too sweet, and friendly employees. Can't ask for much more from a coffee shop. Baked goods smelled delish but didn't try any. Decent amount of areas to work.

    BlackBerry cardamom latte
    Jodie S.

    Went on my cappuccino hunt in the morning and discovered this gem! They had me at the words Blackberry Cardamom latte. Bursting blackberry from the first sip. The breakfast bowl was hearty with 2 poached eggs on top. Enough to share. Plenty of pastries to choose from. Quiet, clean and friendly staff! Would return!

    Roasted veggie bowl without pesto
    Renee R.

    I ordered the roasted veggie breakfast without pesto due to food allergies, not a dislike. It was delicious. Even without the pesto, it was very flavorful. The roasted veggies had the flavor of a well seasoned pizza. The atmosphere is chic, and the staff are very friendly.

    Blue Berry Mocha
    Terrence M.

    Order: Biscuit and Gravy & Blueberry Mocha 16oz Pros: so off rip, the biscuit and gravy was really really good. The gravy was plentiful and very flavorful. The gravy was the star of the show for sure. Also, the blueberry mocha was actually really good! I didnt know what to expect. Its not super sweet and not bitter. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The blueberry comes through but its not overpowering. Cons: n/a

    Latte with rhubarb pie
    Mike N.

    Eugene, Oregon We came here for our morning lattes. Everyone is so friendly and cheerful! Even in the morning! Our lattes however, looked great but lacked flavor, other than milk. We wanted them in a ceramic cup, not a paper cup. This resulted in a minuscule sized caffeinated beverage. After quickly sipping them down we retreated to another coffee shop. Great location, maybe need to use an espresso bean?' I dunno. The rhubarb pie was good but could have used more rhubarb punchlines.

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    A nice walk through the market and stopped in for a great cup of coffee. The flavor recommendations were perfect and the service was great.

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    Friendly staff and great chai lattes! Great spot to get some work done, this is always my go to.

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    Sausage stuffed morels with green garlic sabayon - as good as they look!
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