Wow! I've been hearing about this place for a while and finally made it here one morning on my day off. This is where I see a lot of local residents and long timers. This is where I would love to be! My daughter has been here a few times and sh told me that this place makes the kouign amann pastry. Unfortunately the day we went, they didn't have any so I opted for a latte and the pumpkin cookie and my daughter had the london fog and the cannoli. We sat in a corner, enjoyed our drinks, pastries and conversations. I also enjoyed the background music playing. It was old 80's to 90's country that brought back good memories. lol Overall, I can see why this place is a favorite. The coffee is delicious. I love how this is a family owned business and they roast their own beans! The interactions I see with their customers and pets is what makes a good place to support. read more

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Palace Bakery (now known as Palace Coffee Roasters) is has been around Eugene for decades, but I've never actually been here until recently. When I was growing up we didn't really visit bakeries, I don't drink coffee, and my mom was a black coffee only sort of person, so not really much need. Whilst visiting Saturday Market I stopped in with my tired, grumpy toddler to get her a hot chocolate. I got myself one too, and it was excellent. The whipped cream especially was nice; I am positive it's made from heavy whipping cream and it was so yummy I just wanted to eat some whipped cream. I know my kiddo enjoyed hers, especially if the state of her face and clothes was any indication. I've had a lot of hot chocolate, including from Mindy's in Chicago which many like to claim as the best (it's good, but honestly a bit too thick for me), but I think Palace may have the best. The secret is that they use ganache for their hot chocolate. It's the ganache that they sell in the shop, so it's easy to acquire. The staff member mentioned that she likes to dip strawberries in it, and she said they keep it in the fridge and it stays good for a while. I'm not sure I'll pick some up this time since we're heading into the warm weather months, but we'll be getting some (or having my sister send some) as we move into autumn for sure. I will say that if you get hot chocolate you will need to check work--TWICE I asked for whipped cream, at two different visits, and they didn't put any on (though they left space for it, so either fill it with chocolate or add the cream please). I was planning to get a maple bar here, but when I saw them changed my mind--they didn't look particularly appetizing. They had several other pastries though so it was an easy swap out for a kouign amann, my favorite pastry, and a marionberry strudel. Both were great. The marionberry strudel was particularly special since marionberries are more tart blackberry variant native to Marion County, Oregon; marionberries are rarely found outside Oregon, and if so not much beyond the border states. It was overflowing with marionberry and hit the spot, and my little one was a fan too. There was a good amount of seating, too, spread across two rooms. There's an entrance both from the Park Street side and Pearl; on the west side you'll get to see the bakers hard at work. They had some huge breakfast burritos that looked really good, but since I wasn't heading home immediately we took a pass on them--this time. Parking is street only, though it's not unlikely that you'll find parking on Pearl, Broadway, Oak, or Park. read more

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I always love swinging by Palace Bakery and slipping to the back to see what's going on through the large viewing window showing the bakers at work. Don't skip this part when you drop by. A friend warned me that Saturday market was happening so parking might be difficult but the 30 minute and one hour slots in front of the bakery are very helpful. I ordered a 20 ounce Matcha with water, a 20 ounce iced black black tea infused with vanilla bean -- it's incredibly refreshing! -- and one of their amazing freshly squeezed orange juices. It's a bakery to be sure but don't let that fool you: the beverages here are just THAT GOOD. One drink doesn't feel like it's going to be enough... and in my experience, it's usually not. There are staff are all very helpful...there but today one young woman stood out fif only I could remember her name!) but she has glasses with hair tied back and was going through the line taking orders to ensure that customers were greeted and welcomed and had a chance to place their orders in advance. Their jalapeño biscuits are outstanding -- don't skip the honey butter... it deserves to be slathered on -- and if you're looking for comfort food, try their banana bread loaf or their zucchini bread. One more thing that I find really wonderful here: at 2 o'clock there espresso goes on sale. Yes. You heard that right. So for those of us who feel that coffee should happen all through the day... This is your place for an espresso deal. read more

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The coffee and pastries are delicious. Though, I've been here several times and there's always a lady outside wiping her bare foot on chairs every single time I've been in and have been walking by. So careful where you sit. read more

Palace is great! They're open earlier than most of the places nearby which is great, they have an excellent selection of sweet bakery items, savory breakfast choices, and of course the coffee. Plus, every month there's new art and/or a non-profit that they feature and they're always so interesting. And they always have pics of customer/employee pets up by the checkout which I enjoy looking at. I really like the local connections they seem to have. I've been trying to expand my coffee tastes and have ordered a different drink and snack when I've come in. So far I haven't tried anything I don't like. There is a cheesy pesto twist they have that I get most often. I believe they've opened a second location in Springfield but I haven't had a chance to really check it out yet. read more

Every baked item I have had from there has been pretty tasty. It is interesting to me that the different bakeries in Eugene has unique twists and their own niche. I would say for Palace Bakery they have a large selection of baked goods, and their coffee drinks are also good! (Sometimes it seems like you have to choose between baked goods Or good coffee/espresso, but in this case they have both! That is a nice treat!) However, their tea drinks are not as good. I tend to make my tea pretty weak as it was, but I order the "London Fog" but it didn't taste like any Earl Grey was in there. So, I wouldn't recommend ordering the London Fog, but previously I have ordered their Hazelnut Latte, and it was exquisite! And, the actual space/ambiance of the place is quite odd.... I recently read a review from "Steve P." I think he described it pretty well. ANd, unfortunately I don't have a history in Eugene, since I only moved here in May 2024 and am writing this in August 2024, so I don't know the backstory of the bakery. It is possible that this could have been some sort of Covid precaution perhaps. But, there is only one door that enters Inside Palace Bakery and it walks you through this display case with carrot cake, and other things, but you are shuffled to the other room where the baristas and cash register is. And, it feels frazzled to order quickly instead of taking your time getting to think and consider what to order. The service in general has been friendly and brisk. I have always gotten my items to go- and I feel like if I were to try to eat and enjoy there, I would want to make sure the weather is a good day for eating outside, since there were not many options for indoor seating. I was able to attend a special one-off event during the Olympic Trials for Track & Field, we ran to Palace Bakery and they made really cute cookies that looked like "New Balance Running Shoes" the event was sponsored by New Balance, and we were at a back entrance of the bakery for that private function and it was really cool. One of my highlights of the summer. Their sugar cookies they made were really good looking, and also delicious to eat as well. The perfect amount of softness and sweetness. So, far my favorite item that I have ordered from there has been their "Orange & Chocolate Biscotti" it was firm like a biscotti but just a little bit soft and fresh, and delicate. And, the flavors were really well balanced and not overly sweet. I will get that again, with an espresso drink (Not their London Fog/Earl Grey Tea Latte). read more

Outstanding coffee spot & local bakery in downtown Eugene! Wonderful bean roasted just for them and their artisanal coffee drink game is strong. If a business has a wall of community doggos & puppers, then I know I've found my people. My Duck shared this spot with me during a visit and I simply had to make return visits. The baked goods range from housemade English muffins (more later) to assorted scones to artisan pastries such as a kouign amman. I sampled a slice of their banana bread along with a cuppa and it was simply outstanding. (Pro tip: always get end pieces. As a middle child, I had to fight for the loaf end pieces.) There is an off-menu series of secrets such as the 'breakfast sandwich', a lovely gift of egg, bacon, & arugula served on the aforementioned housemade English muffin. This sammich is delicious and you have to know the code or whatever, but if you have read this, then ya know. The baristas are super friendly, and if the living collage of doggo selfies are any indication, this is an exceptionally *human* place. Seating sprawls across both the bakery & coffee slots, bistro-style, plus there are a couple of tables out front if you wish to brave the weather. In or out, Palace is fabulous! read more

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I used to go here all the time when I worked at the county, but since getting a new job I hadn't stopped in until today. It's just as good as I remember! I picked up some baked goods for friends today and got a coffee to keep me warm on my walk back to my car. I got a brioche, raspberry muffin, chocolate croissant, chocolate hazelnut scone, and a decaf chocolate latte. I ate the brioche when I got home and it was so so good. It's so buttery and fresh, I could eat a hundred of them without getting sick of them. We haven't broken into the rest yet but I'm already looking forward to them. The coffee was also good and hot. The shop is nice and warm inside and it's fairly cozy. There are some tables towards the back, so you could sit and work while enjoying your coffee and treats. The staff are super sweet and work hard. I've been here when the line is out the door and I've never once encountered an employee who wasn't incredibly nice. There is street parking pretty much everywhere. If you're lucky you can get a metered spot that still has some time left on it. They have a restroom upstairs that they provide a key for. I miss going here regularly and want to make more of an effort to support them, especially since the brioche is so good. read more

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What an odd little store. You walk in and there is a narrow hall type of a room with a small display case to the left with some treats and sandwiches. Along the wall to the right there are several small tables and an open doorway leading to another narrow hall type of a room. This room is where the baristas are along with another small display of treats. Towards the back there are a few more small tables. Seating is limited with small tables for two, but we managed to grab another chair for the three of us. Lighting is pleasant and the soft background music gives the place a mellow atmosphere. Coffee is a pleasant medium range blend. My Breve was very smooth and rich. It was also made perfectly. I also had a breakfast sandwich that I thought could have been a homemade English Muffin. It was not. I wish they had lied to me because it was really very good and well prepared. They credited their preparation for the quality of the muffin sandwiches. Fresh and not tough. Nice bacon. Fresh arugula. The square egg appears to be something from a carton but is good nonetheless. Service is very cheerful and informative and the staff greet you warmly, answering questions without missing a beat on what they are doing. Parking meters are available, but there is also a city maintained parking lot across the street. read more

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So glad to have stumbled upon this cafe with a bakery on site. 70's pop music playing, warm and inviting atmosphere, excellent customer service and baked goods. The white chocolate raspberry scone had the perfect texture and flavor-decadent without being too sweet. The ham and cheese filled croissant was flakey and soooo tasty. read more

Love the cowgirl cookies! I will order a few at a time. So good! Always a pleasant experience when I go.

I've been coming here since I was young and decided to stop in on my trip since it's been awhile. It's just as good as I remember. Hot chocolate recipe must've changed since the revamp but overall good on a cold day. The baked goods such as the raspberry muffin and blueberry scone are delicious. Love this place! read more

Extremely very good dog friendly, neat little bakery/coffee spot with a fun city vibe. We go here a lot because it's right in a convenient area we often find ourselves. For us, not really a sit down and stay location but great on the go. The baked goods look scrumptious, and the baristas are always enthusiastic and fast. There's a window to the bakery you can sometimes watch them work their craft which can be fun with my kiddo... and I like it too. The coffee menu is solid, and there's well made creative spins as well as old favorites. Strong without tasting burnt, the coffee itself has a great flavor. Prices are average, and their point system isn't bad. read more

Palace Bakery is a charming little place serving great pastries and coffee. The tables tucked into the windows are perfect for sitting a spell and watching people going by. The staff are friendly and helpful. The bar area is covered with pictures of dogs and now it is my goal to go often enough that I can get my doggos on the wall. Their hours go longer than many coffee shops so it's the perfect place to meet up in the afternoon with a friend. read more

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Great coffee and pastries. We discovered the pumpkins cookies and now we cannot get enough. On our last visit we came across Sh'mallow...it's a spray can similar to RediWip. The taste is amazing and good on just about anything or just straight out of the can. read more

Amazing place. Cute shop that really knows their customers. My first time here and the coffee is AMAZING. Taste divine- the best I have had in Eugene. The food- top notch! Homemade gourmet pastries, breakfast sandwiches, they make their own bagels and all food. They are cheap too. Only $22 for 3 pastries, a breakfast sandwich and a Voodoo coffee. They even have homemade donuts. I can't wait to try them next time. This cafe is so cute, with puppy photos all around decorating the space. I love dogs- So I can't wait to get my dog on the wall here. I will definitely be a regular here. A perfect place for coffee connoisseurs like myself- great parking in the back was a breeze and the line went quickly. read more

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I tried Palace Bakery for the first time this morning and it will definitely be added to my coffee shop rotation! I got my scone and coffee immediately after I ordered. Together it was on 6.50$ which is pretty good! Employees were very friendly. I loved the large selection of unique pastries they had. The scone I got was perfectly crispy on the outside and cakey on the inside. Also not too sweet. I definitely want to come back and try the others. They had a stuffed "bagel bomb" that looked super yummy as well. There's a good amount of seating and some nice art you get to look at while you're enjoying a coffee! I definitely recommend palace bakery if you're looking for a really good baked good with your coffee. Come here! read more

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I had a spinach and Brie croissant last Friday morning and it was really disappointing. The first one had been heated in the microwave and was floppy and limp. I took it back and opted for one that was not heated. While it wasn't so floppy, it was a bit limp and the filling unpleasant to eat and soggy - not crispy like a croissant should be. Overall, not very nice to eat. The coffee was good and the servers friendly. read more

Worth the wait! Excellent coffee! Great pastries. This is a quirky little bakery smack in the middle of downtown, with a cool Eugene vibe. We ordered a few different coffees, teas etc...all excellent. There were four of us and we tried a bunch of the pastries and croissant cheese and ham sammy's--all very good. Cant wait to go back on our next visit to Eugene. read more

We came in in the evening 30 minutes before they closed for a happy hour espresso shot and baked good snack before dinner. Quite few cafes in town. great window seat and outdoor seating options. If only i had a bigger stomach and it wasn't so close to dinner. read more

This is a cute little bakery/coffee shop just north of downtown. It's a little bit cramped inside, but could still be a decent place to study. I knocked off a star because there were gnats flying around our table (which was next to the trash can, so that's probably why) and we ended up being so distracted that we left before we would have normally. They serve Wandering Goat coffee, which was great (as expected), and their brioche cinnamon roll was incredible. I wish it had been warmed up a little bit, but it was still super good. read more

I enjoyed the family vibe given off by customers being recognized by name. The ladies behind the counter were helpful, multi-tasking, and kind. Also, great options for breakfast. read more

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Great little gem in Eugene! We wanted some good pastries and coffee, and we weren't disappointed! I got the Chocolate latte with white chocolate ganache and my wife got the Borgia. Both great options when you visit this spot. We got a chocolate scone and a blueberry scone, both moist and tasty. Next time you're in the area, drop by for a little treat. Happy Nom Nom! read more

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Stopped in for so pastries and loved them! Recommend the raspberry muffin, chocolate/walnut scone, and bagel bun!

The coffee was outstanding! The bakery was incredible and we loved all the dogs that were proudly displayed on the wall

Overall this place has nice ambience, however the coffee itself is not good. It is very bitter, I think the shot window needs to be tuned or something. I got a white chocolate iced latte and it was very bitter and the shot tasted burnt. The staff was very friendly but I would not come back again. read more

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It's a cute space. The people working there were so friendly and greeting almost everyone coming in by name. That level of customer loyalty was a great sign that I'd picked right this morning. And then I tasted my coffee. It was exactly how I prefer my coffee. Rich flavor without any bitter or burnt flavors. Another great confirmation. But I was fully validated upon tasting the bear claw. It was fantastic. I was looking for a light and fluffy pastry (which should preclude anything named bear clad) and this was it. It was perfectly sweet and sized to satiate without excess. read more

The best coffee shop and bakery in Eugene! They roast their own espresso / coffee and it is very good. The pastries and baked goods are high quality and they have a nice variety to choose from. My favorite thing about this cafe, though, is the staff - all the baristas are very friendly and go out of their way to learn your name and drink, and genuinely brighten my day each morning. Some outdoor seating on both the front and back patio and local, rotating artwork inside. Highly recommend Palace!! read more

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Palace has always served us delicious, consistent mochas. All of the baristas are very nice and welcoming, and focused. Great pastries, too!

Great service. Quick food and drink prep. Calm and neutral environment suitable for everyone. read more

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Can't really rate them other than to say I walked in here hoping to be able to buy a loaf of bread (not that kind of bakery) and the place smelled amazing. We were on a bit of a time crunch so stopping for a coffee wasn't in the cards. Next time I am in town and looking for a coffee/pastry combo we will definitely given them a for real try. read more

Perfectly great little spot. Sunny and cheerful, with very good coffee and a tasty chocolate chip hazelnut scone.

This bakery is a great little gem in downtown Eugene. I came here on a Sunday morning around 10 to study, and I got a veggie cornish pastry, which was flaky and delicious. The girl at the counter was also awesome and warmed it up for me without me even asking! There's a fair amount of seating, although I can see how it would fill up quickly during busy times, and I had an xfinity wifi hotspot so I was able to get on the internet to do some work. Note that on Sundays they don't unlock the bakery doors so you enter through the coffeeshop next door. Super friendly service and a great veggie cornish pastry! I just wish they had a few more pastry options, but overall this is a great spot! read more

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Lovely staff, lovely owner, lovely coffee + baked goods! My favorites are the jalapeno cheddar biscuit with honey butter, GF donut muffin, maple bar, and the spinach brie croissant. I could always go for one of their mochas, too! read more

The owner is amazing! She makes almost everything from scratch, employs exceptional people, food and drinks are phenomenally exquisite and divine! Her toppings on your coffee are amazing to say the least and the vibe is real nice. I once upon a time came here every week and was always treated wonderfully, no matter how colorful l dressed! I would go everyday if l could afford but alas not yet! Thank you thank you and THANK YOU! Your dedication to details and ingredients is fantastic and l appreciate you and all those dedicated to some very fabulous moments! read more

Coffee okay, not roasted there. Reason for low rating..... asked staff about bakery items and was answered arrogantly. Bakery items listed on line not offered and staff is a touch rude when one inquires about items offered. read more

I'm a POC male. came in this morning, the Caucasian lady in front of me was given a kind greeting from the lady with the bun working the counter. my turn comes up and I'm given a low drafted "do you know what'd you like." The Caucasian lady behind me, what do you know, given kind greetings. the lady making coffee, the short haired one, also giving kind greetings the the two ladies. they were given positive feedback about the drinks they got and how they are going to love them. Not one good morning, or even a hello was sent my way. Really hated this place. the food was cold in the middle. the drink was gross. read more

Excellent coffee! Friendly and efficient baristas! This place made my wait and my morning

this place is...... okay. their pastries are amazing, and the customer service is lovely. but the coffee.... oh the coffee. it was burnt and bitter. the flavor of our mochas didn't even attempt to cover up the burnt espresso. they really need to adjust their shot window or something. they don't even call mochas mochas, they call them chocolate latte's which is honestly where we should've known we weren't going to be promised a good coffee. good service but unfortunately won't be coming back. read more

This downtown bakery has plenty of choices when it comes to baked goods, including cupcakes, British meat pies, cookies, cannoli, muffins, brioche, quiche, croissants, scones ($2.50), fruit bars, cupcakes, sandwiches, and more. The decor is homey. It seems like a nice place to hang out and chat. * Lemon poppyseed scone ($2.50): a good, hearty scone with sugar crystals on top for a nice crunch, not too sweet, not too dry * Butter croissant: airy without many layers, not much better than a Costco croissant * Latte: pretty good They serve Full City Coffee which is also right next door (you can enter Full City from the side of Palace Bakery). Their baked goods are available at various Full City locations. read more

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