We ate our commencement celebratory dinner at Gordon Tavern. The place was packed and the service…read morewas a little hiccupy, but I imagine it was not a typical day for them. We ordered their house hefeweizen and I thought it was good. Daughter had a cider and appreciated it. Food ordered were two pork chop plates and a salmon. These were beautifully presented and tasty. The pork chop was a little tough for my taste, but honestly all pork seems to be that way because of the changes in hog care/feed. I think the restaurant is very pretty, but all the surfaces are hard. Consequently, it is very loud. I would return here and try appetizers, which looked great!

I was happy with our visit here. We celebrated my sister's birthday here; though it wasn't her…read morefirst choice, she'd been here before and was glad to have the chance to visit again. They were able to seat our party of of nine, including toddler, fairly easily though we did need to call because nine is 'overbooked'. Thanks for getting us in, Gordon! The menu is not extensive but everyone found something that suited them well. I picked the burger, and it was excellent. Kudos to the chef for getting it fully well done; oftentimes I order a burger this way and it comes out with some pink on it. The bacon was also cooked through, another item that usually comes half cooked or less. It was accompanied with fries and I was really pleased with my choice. Some of the others got the short rib, salmon, and steak and everyone was happy with the meal. I decided to get an alcoholic beverage and was torn between the Starry Night and the Oregon Mule. I don't usually like a mule, but this one had marionberry vodka and I'm a sucker for just about anything with marionberry flavor so I went for it. I was surprised how much I liked this drink, because ginger beer usually is far too overpowering and here it was well balanced with the rest of the drink. I would order this again, and probably liked it better than the bit of the Starry Night I tasted from my sister. They also have seasonal drinks and lots of beers and wines to choose from. It's in the Gordon Hotel, so it's hard to miss (except I did, because for some reason I didn't make the connection that the Gordon Tavern was of course the restaurant at the Gordon Hotel). There's parking across the street that I believe is free for up to three hours.

We had a quiet little Wednesday dinner here. It was not busy at all, and we went right at open. The…read morerestaurant is dim and cozy. We had great attentive service. The sautéed shrimp we deliciously salty with chili oil and the Parker house rolls are indulgent with sweet butter. Our steaks were cooked perfectly with butter and bone marrow, with crispy potatoes on the side. You MUST get the fig sundae for dessert. Amazing!

If you are going to indulge on the bar a word to the wise.....keep it simple. As far as the food…read more OMG. The steaks were cooked perfectly and had wonderful flavor. The sides were delicious. All in all it was a good meal.

This was hands down one of the best dining experiences I've had--period…read more We went to Dueling Spoons for my birthday, and from start to finish everything was spot on. The food was incredible--like the kind where you take a bite and just stop for a second because it's that good. You can tell there's real skill and intention behind every dish. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and comfortable without feeling overdone or pretentious. It felt like the kind of place you actually want to sit, relax, and actually enjoy your time. Chef Billy was a highlight--super personable, easy to talk to, and clearly passionate about what he does. That personal touch made the whole experience even better. And honestly, this place set the bar so high that when we went to another restaurant the following week and paid more for our meal, it didn't even come close. We literally left wishing we had just gone back here instead. That says everything. If you're considering trying Dueling Spoons--do it. This place is something special, and I'll absolutely be back.

I had such a great experience at Dueling Spoons. The vibe in there is absolutely amazing it's…read morewelcoming, relaxed, and just an all-around good atmosphere to enjoy a meal. The food is just as impressive. You can really tell that Chef Billy takes a lot of pride in his work. Everything tastes thoughtfully prepared and full of flavor. What really makes the place stand out though is Chef Billy himself. He's such a genuinely nice and friendly person, and I love that he always comes out to check on everyone and make sure they're enjoying their experience. That personal touch goes a long way. Highly recommend checking this place out!

The cinnamon rolls are incredibly delicious, I think about them quite often, they serve a chai…read morelatte that has also proven very flavorful. The employees are very friendly, and understand basic customer service. It's a pretty sweet little place and I especially like the pictures/paintings on the walls.

The friendliest and tastiest cafe in South Eugene. Fab breakfast sandwiches and an always wonderful…read morechanging dinner menu. Be there or be square.

We are on a road trip and the Food and Beverage Manager was working the food lounge made us the…read morebest coffee drink. She made a triple mocha with caramel and whip cream. So when you stay ask for the Jennifer special. Amazing. Not too sweet and high octane for the next stop on the trip. Thanks Jennifer!

I wasn't sure if Cork & Kale was a "real" restaurant, or just one for hotel guests. Turns out it…read moreis more of a hotel restaurant, as evidenced by the atypical seating arrangements, limited menu options, and the "traveler-adjusted" prices. I don't think they are expecting people not staying at the hotel to eat here. That being said, the food and overall experience was solid. I'd definitely recommend the place to those staying in the hotel. At 7pm on a Saturday, we were the only ones there, besides a couple people at the bar. This is probably due to the hotel being new and not very busy. Kicked off with a chips & guac ($10) that was really good and nicely presented, served with blue corn chips. I enjoyed the shrimp tacos ($13) which had a decent bit of heat. The shells was some crunchy-soft hybrid, strange but not bad. There was a bit too much sauce which dribbled out when taking a bite, but overall it was a nice satisfying meal. The cobb salad ($15) was also well put-together and a good amount of food. The breakfast options looked pretty good..quinoa & spinash breakfast hash ($9), egg white/avocado wrap w/ fresh mozzerella cheese, cilantro slaw & chile verde ($12), could be worth stopping in if you're in the area and looking to avoid crowds...

The fish and chips were fine, thus the 4 stars. The prices are inflated because the Hult is across…read morethe street. Reservations were not connected to reality. We were forced into a 5 pm time for our 7:30 show. Yet, at 5:30 and 6:00 there were plenty of tables. Despite the decent food, we'll probably walk down the street to the 5th Street Market next time.

It's been a minute since we've been in here and so glad we decided to stop in!…read more Brisket Benedict - Nice not too spicy BBQ shredded beef brisket with sweet pickled jalapeño and two perfectly poached eggs on top. The scratch-made hollandaise and English muffin were all so tasty. This is the one to get! 5++++++ stars!!!! Fried chicken and biscuit - Moist and flavorful fried chicken breast on a fresh buttermilk biscuit. The scratch-made poblano sausage gravy was peppery and absolutely delish! Nice touch with the 2 poached eggs all smothered with gravy Benedict style. 5 stars! Kids blueberry pancake - Good size pancake with fresh blueberries and orange juice for $5! Kiddo-approved! 5 stars. So glad to know that this place is on the come up with their brunch! It was not busy when they first opened even though the reservations page said there were no reservations available. Service was quick and friendly. Always a good time watching Sunday football! Highly recommend!

All the staff were wonderful. The food was amazing…read more The atmosphere was great. My Red Hat chapter celebrated a members birthday here and we will do it again. Thanks Chiefs for a memorable luncheon!

Save your money. $150+ for a disastrous experience…read more I had high hopes for Chiefs Brewhouse, but this visit was a total failure. Here is how our evening went: Wait Times: Promised 45 minutes, but we waited 90. Service: Non-existent. The staff never checked on us, not even to offer drinks. Food Quality: Everything was dumped on the table at once, so by the time we started eating, everything was cold. The prime rib was overcooked and cold, and the order was incorrect. Hygiene: We found a hair in the baked beans. Management: I reached out to management via email to discuss these failures and was completely ignored. No apology, no acknowledgment. Save your time and money and go elsewhere. This level of service and quality is inexcusable.

Friendly staff, great food and service. The turkey dip was awesome. Lots of great ciders for non…read morebeer drinkers like me.

Great falafel burger! Nice bright space for lunch. Good service and good beer! Plenty of tvs to…read morewatch the game.