Fast service hot food. Nice settings. Staff is very friendly…read morenice location . Will go again soon

The atmosphere, food, and service, were spectacular! Food was hot, came out quickly even though…read morethey were busy, and the servers always have smiles on their faces.,

This was my first time coming here and it was awesome! I went to the A Very Merry Christmas Movie…read moreNight, friend choreographed three dances in it. She did such a great job! If you haven't been here I would recommend it. All of the seats have a great view

If you're considering using the Wildish Theatre for your performance or production, think twice…read more The Majestic Theatre is a far better choice, as The Wildish, even though we were doing what's called a "door deal," no rent to the theater, just splitting the take at the door, refused to split $500 in radio advertising expense, didn't put our show listing on the website until 2 weeks before the show, and only then because I pointed out it wasn't there! They insisted that they just put the show in the Caledar listing at the Register Guard and the EUGENE Weekly, and did social media marketing (though I saw none until the week of, and only on Facebook). We sold 50 tickets. We took the same show to The Majestic Theatre in Corvallis the next night. They advertised on Bicoastal Media radio Stations and got us a story, for our "Baby Boomer Comedy Show," in the local paper, and did a wonderful job of social media marketing, we sold 287 tickets (300 is a sellout). We had the same split the door deal with The Majestic, so at $18 a person, the Theatre made $2,066. The Wildish, I believe in part because the listing didn't make it to the scroll on the website until two weeks before the show (and it might not have made it then if a friend hadn't texted me and said he couldn't buy tickets), I didn't see any social media posts until a week before the show (and only on Facebook) and though we offered to split the cost of radio advertising, none was done, the Wildish netted $605, less than a third of the net for The Majestic, at $2 more per ticket. That's the second time we've brought the show to the Wildish (same lack of promotion the first time as well), and it will be our last. Not sure where the disconnect is when it comes to the Board of Directors realizing that with a "door deal" the theater has skin in the game and needs to step up and promote the show. The Majestic, operated by the City of Corvallis, gets that, in spades. If the Wildish hasn't gone out of business by the time you read this, I'd suggest finding another venue.

Kimberly Manor, a hidden gem nestled among the beautiful trees in secluded South Eugene, provided…read morethe perfect atmosphere for our Oregon Duck's graduation party. Gracious hosts Angie and Jake have created a wonderful environment for special occasions.

Great lodge experience! Good friendly people who enjoy working and playing in the hopes of making…read morethe world a better place. The lodge hall was built around 1909 and the meeting rooms appearance hasn't changed much since it was built. It's has a fun fraternal feel!

This is such a great bookstore! Came here for the first time, enticed by their $3 book sale, and…read morewas not disappointed. I love the selection of new and used books, I picked up some of the sale books and non-sale used books, too. They have a good selection, a cozy and friendly atmosphere, and all the shelves are well-organized. They also have a great play area for kids, some other indoor seating, and some locally-made gifts for sale. The owner was friendly and mellow. This place is a gem.

From the owner: Creativity and connection for the common good. The Bookstore has new and nearly-new titles for all…read moreages, stages, and wages. The Event Hall is great for your workshop, book launch, music performance, or small-town wedding.

Oakway catering was amazing! They prepared a delicious family style meal for our wedding this past…read moresummer complete with 3 different kinds of freshly prepared Paella's, salad, appetizers, and dessert. Jessica and Borzi were easy to work with, organized, and helped make our day worry free. Everyone at our wedding including us loved the food. Their catering staff was professional and the cooks amazing. They prepared beautiful table settings, and made sure our guests were well taken care of throughout dinner. Would use them for any future event we host in and around Oregon. We love Oakway Catering!

I organize a minimum of 8 events per year where I need a caterer and Borzi and Jessica are my #1…read moreChoice. Borzi has great ideas and can work in even rudimentary event spaces (Pffeifer winery...with no kitchen......and difficult Venues like 252). I have even used the cafeteria space at 123 International Way for a charity auction, celebratory dinner for 130 and several Rotary functions. Jessica is a master organizer. You can't beat this team!

Every trip, we try to go on a few hikes and this year one we chose was Skinner's Butte in Eugene…read more It's easy to get to with plenty of free parking in the parks surrounding it. There are easy walking paths and multiple trails going up and down different sides. It was a cloudy day, but pleasant for walking. At the top are different lookout points with benches, picnic tables, etc., perfect for great views as you explore the area. The most fun part was the natural climbing wall on the one side. It has its own dedicated lot as well. Portions are closed, but most have permanent fixture points for climbing rope. Definitely a fun free activity if you're into climbing. This is a great free and active activity on your next trip here.

Great experience I visited this place its like a adventure jungle and we can go with partner family…read moreand friends

They were so kind helping us get our boxes sent off- We also…read moregot late check out and the front desk was really supportive and helpful! The room was really clean and the area was super convenient to everything we needed to get to.

It's a dorm turned hotel. Very strange. Overpriced dorm room. We have never pulled into a hotel…read morewithout an entrance. Confusing. You need to park in the back in lot, then go through doors to second floor to check into dorm area. Once checked in; sterile and cold dorm like presence. Staff are friendly. Room has work out equipment which may appeal to some. All amenities are cheaply made; the building itself is poor quality. Very IKEA.