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Mandy's Family Restaurant

3.8 (253 reviews)
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Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Christi D.

First time to this restaurant. We enjoyed the food and the laid back atmosphere. Service was good and prompt. Gotta go back to the food it felt like home. . .just good ole home cooking. Loved the biscuit and Marionberry jam they had on the table. The gravy on my chicken fried steak complimented it so well. Loved it!

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Savannah H.

Our first time at Mandy's after meaning to go for a while now was a later dinner trip. Easy to find parking right on the street out front. The employees were literally amazing! My son loved our server, she was the sweetest! The menu was big and had a lot of options to choose from. I got the breakfast burrito with a spicy hollandaise sauce (soo good!), and a marionberry milkshake which was probably one of the best shakes I've ever had. The milkshake menu is pretty impressive tbh, lots of different flavors to choose from. Overall we will definitely be back! We really enjoyed Mandy's and can't wait to check out their new 2nd location soon as well.

The waiter stole 300$ from me. He gave himself a $300 tip. They won't pay me my money back!
Susan F.

I had a meal there, the ticket was around 64 dollars I wrote a 5$ tip. Two days later I was charged $300 on my card. They refuse to pay me my money back. I go there all the time and have had many transactions but this particular time I was robbed for $300 from a male waiter that no longer works there I guess. I wonder if this happened to more people. There losing a regular customer.

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Amelia E.

Mandy's is one of the only if not THE only 24 hour cafe where you can expect 24 hour hospitality. Shari, our server, let my friend and I stay for as long as we liked after we were done eating while we did our homework at the booth and even came by to make sure our waters were filled and we had smiles on our faces. I would like to think that Mandy herself would be proud of the service and quality egg scramble and panini we received. If you're looking for a quaint but fabulous diner vibe this is your place to go. Go on Sunday evening. Ask for Shari. Tip Shari. And also get a milkshake.

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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!

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1 month ago

Food was okay but the pricing is just ridiculous. It was $50 for two breakfasts and ONE SLICE of pie.

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everything is delicious here! from the milkshakes to the eggs benedict -- I love coming to mandy's!

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Good food, really great service, and a fun welcoming atmosphere. Would definitely recommend if looking for some late night eats.

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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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Sausage stuffed morels with green garlic sabayon - as good as they look!
Sausage stuffed morels with green garlic sabayon - as good as they look!
Rabbit terrine with a little treat of the rabbit tenderloin hidden in the center
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Rabbit terrine plate. Simply amazing!

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