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    Mandy's Family Restaurant

    3.8 (248 reviews)
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    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    T-Bird Melt
    Lacey W.

    Stopped in for a late dinner and it felt like home! I tried the rancher and i enjoyed it. The biscuit was perfect & so were the potatoes. My mom tried the turkey sandwich and really enjoyed that. The menu has a huge selection so I can't wait to come back and try more.

    Denver Scramble - Split + 3 Pancakes
    Kylie H.

    Have had breakfast multiple times and a variety of times in the day and havn't been disappointed! Service has always been very homey and welcoming. Very cute little place with lots of seats! My only complaint is there wasn't alternative milk for my coffee (which I did not end up getting since there wasn't non-dairy milk), when I went. Not sure if this is something they regularly don't have or if it was just while I was there, but I feel it's very odd to not have a non-dairy option in this day and age. Otherwise, I definetly recommend the food!

    Brisket dip, cowboy fries, pork chop dinner
    Laura K.

    This is a real local gem! We came in late from out of town, new to Eugene and it was one of the few places open late. The portions are generous, the food tasty and hot, and the people working here are so kind and welcoming! Highly recommend. I haven't even gotten to dessert yet but from watching plates go by, I'm absolutely grabbing some Marion Berry Pie!

    Reuben Benedict with crispy potatoes.
    Ian S.

    Wow! That was an experience! Sunday breakfast at 9:40am. The place was packed with a line out the door. Now, I've never eaten there so, asking some folks in the line if the wait was worth it, the unanimous response was YES! Julie and I decided to take a chance. The menu is packed with old school comfort food items so, lots to choose from. Coffee came fast and hot (and even crazy busy as the restaurant was, was never empty). Next out, tasty Bloody Marys with some good veggies (gotta have your veggies for breakfast). Julie had a "Sweet Stuff Meal" with French Toast, 4 pieces of Bacon, and two eggs. A lot of food! I had the "Reuben Benedict". I was sold at the fact that the pastrami was house smoked. Very Tasty and the were even able to sub gluten-free toast for the english muffin for me!! Overall, worth the wait and certainly, no one went away hungry!! We'll be back!

    THE RANCHER
    Allison P.

    My partner and I went here for dinner tonight after realizing we had no food in the house and were craving diner food. This was the only 24-hour diner we could find and the reviews seemed promising so we went with it. Our waitress was Dakota and she was super sweet and attentive. She took our orders quickly and checked in with us frequently. The other waitress was also very sweet but I didn't catch her name so I can't give her a proper shoutout. The food also arrived quickly as we were one of only a couple people eating and everyone else had already finished. I got the rancher and my partner got the strawberry cheesecake waffle. We both also got hot chocolates. The hot chocolates just tasted like Swiss Miss but they definitely hit on a cold rainy night. The waffle was also good and hit perfectly. The rancher was alright - the eggs were typical as was the bacon. The home fries were a bit overdone and tasted burnt and the gravy had an odd aftertaste, like it wasn't homemade. I also had an English muffin on the side and that was good. We paid quickly and were on our way less than 45 minutes after arriving. For a 24-hour diner this place definitely does the trick and I'm sure we will be back. It's a no frills kind of place with no fancy decor or anything. It knows what it is and I appreciate that. The prices were also fairly reasonable even with egg prices being as high as they are right now.

    Corn beef hash eggs Benedict
    Gina M.

    This is surprisingly this is the best egg Benedict plates I've ever had from the potatoes to the corn beef hash to the eggs and hollidaise sauce this dish kick my taste buds into overdrive would suggest to all who come through

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    Service is amazing! Great family owned place with a huge menu to choose from. Appreciate the hours.

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    Big menu. Fun, kind waitress. Loved that they had a kid corner and multiple rooms with different ambience.

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    Food, Service, Ambience. Came in for some biscuits and gravy...was served quickly and the food tasted good

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