There's a good reason why the quick moving line at Prince Puckler's is often out the door. I've…read moretried ice cream all around the world and this great hand made palace is my number one choice. Right down the block from the legendary UofO Heywood Field this place deserves a gold medal for their large variety of regular and seasonal delights. When in season be sure to have their chewy vanilla truly amazing.

There are certain places that don't just serve food they serve time itself. Prince Puckler's Ice…read moreCream is one of those places. I'll never forget my grand adventures here as a teenager. We're talking early 80s... a whole different world. You had folks still hanging on to the 70s like it owed them money bell-bottoms, wild personalities, and people that were just downright funny without even trying. I swear, half the entertainment wasn't even the ice cream, it was just sitting there watching humanity stroll by in all its glory. But let's not get it twisted the ice cream absolutely hits the spot. This is that soul food for the student grind. When studying runs too long, when the day's been rough, when the Oregon heat sneaks up on you, or when you just need a little reset... this is the place. Scoop after scoop, flavor after flavor, it never lets you down. And being right there by the University of Oregon? Come on. There's just something about grabbing a cone on campus that feels right. Timeless. Like it belongs there. Customer service has always been solid, the vibe is iconic, and the whole place carries this charm that refuses to fade. Some things change over the years... this place just keeps being exactly what it should be. Five stars. Always has been. Go Ducks !!

SO good! Small…read morelocation, long line inside that moved pretty quickly! Service was great, they were kind, quick and informative. They let us try 2 samples per person. I tried Banana Cream Pie and the Mango Sorbet, both were delicious, I ended up getting the banana cream pie as a milkshake. Will be happy to return.

My family and I went after a dinner and had a great time! The building itself is small with only…read moreone table but it's in a beautiful area with lots of seating and other shops. They had a bunch of unique flavors and even a "employee's choice of the month" special flavor. I got 2 scoops but their portions are so big I couldn't even finish it but it was delicious. The employee who took our order didn't seem like she really knew the menu well enough and we had to point to the menu and have her look at it after she told us "uhhh I don't think that's a flavor" granted it was the special flavor of the month so I can understand as it's one that must change every month. Overall it was great ice cream and a nice time.

Came here years ago and never made a review but recently found myself here twice in 2 days! The…read morefirst day I had the freckled mint (V) as a milkshake. As a non-dairy person, it's sometimes hard to find good ice cream (especially milkshakes) that isn't sherbet or coconut based. But the mint chip at Salt & Straw was great! Everything a milkshake should be and more. The next day, I had the same flavor as a kids scoop in a cup because "don't fix what ain't broken!" Definetly delicious! I interacted with different people on both occasions and both people were very nice! They kept a smile and were glad to give samples to the family members that were with me. They also answered tons of questions about different flavors. I wasn't sure about standing by an outdoor fire pit to eat ice cream when its in the low 40s, but I was pleasantly surprised! The fire surprisingly kept us quite warm while we ate. Very much enjoyed the ambiance it brought. Even though we were next to a busy street, it didn't feel like it. I work in a nearby restaurant and send people here all the time, but I was glad to keep myself informed that its just as delicious as when I first tried it years ago!

Just like in WeHo. Great vibes. Good tastes. Special flavors for May Flowers series…read more Tasted Strawberry Tres leches, rhubarb crumble and Hazelnut cookies & cream. All were good. Taste before you buy! How fun!

Very clean ice cream shop. Service was very friendly, helpful and quick. The ice cream we ordered,…read morethe double mint chocolate chip was excellent

I've been here twice with my boyfriend and the ice cream is pretty good. Definitely a bit spendy…read morebut not shocking. The small bowls are actually pretty filling and they aren't stingy at all. The flavor combinations are great, I tried the cheesecake fantasy or something like that and my boyfriend got a halloween special. I even ordered a cake from here last month and it was super good! The service is always casual and friendly and pretty quick too. Casual vibes. Will be back to try more flavors.

I'd never heard of Umpqua ice cream before trying this place, but apparently it's a hidden gem…read more That stuff is delicious! We tried a few flavors and loved them all so much that it was hard to make a decision. Just know that whatever you choose, you can't go wrong here! They have a few picnic tables outside the o enjoy your ice cream in the sun.

Short : pretty good ice cream spot. Decent good Pricing. Good variety of ice cream. Samples are ok…read more Love the specials menu! (3.5-4/5 stars; Visited week of July 25th 2025) I came in before they closed. Employee was professional and friendly. Also patient and happy to my kind request of samples. $4.50 for single scoop ice cream or ice cream Sandwich (Oreo or chocolate cookie). I got a scoop of French vanilla and the ice cream sandwich as Oreo with chocolate brownie thunder. Both are Umpqua ice cream! Only bummer was the Oreo cookies while big and cute, tasted a bit stale. I will come back for the specials! I love that there's a place in downtown that serves Umpqua ice cream!

Food is always great. The staff here is always super funny and really friendly. I come here often…read morefor lunch and on the weekends with the family, and we always have a great time. The place is always clean! We are actually thinking about having a birthday party there in the event room. Definitely one of Eugene's best.

My in-laws come here daily for their "regular order," being from the Tacoma area I hadn't been…read morebefore and was pleasantly surprised at the burger-which was excellent, which was made to order so it's def not"fast food." Recommended

Sweet Life, to me, is like coming home…read more While growing up, we'd come here after pretty much anything positive to celebrate. Then, for years it was one of two places I both wanted to go to and take people to experience each time I visited. Now that I live here again, I strangely only get delivery. However, even saying the name brings on a childish grin (and possibly happy tears) to my eyes! It doesn't hurt that their key lime tart is my favorite dessert not called sorbet of all time. Oh, yes, they also have sorbet, and while it isn't on Wanderlust's level, I don't care. They execute every single thing with a level of precision and care that you just don't see often, and somehow do it in a way that feels welcoming! Thank you, Sweet Life, thank you.

Can't believe this is a patisserie in the States. They have so many beautiful and delicate sweets…read morethat could totally be seen in a patisserie in Tokyo or Hong Kong. I got the tiramisu and two pieces of chocolate. The tiramisu was a bit different from the ones made with ladyfingers. I think this one was made with chiffon cake instead, so the texture was a little bit dry for my liking. The flavor was good though, more on the chocolate side. I liked the earl grey chocolate, but man, I couldn't stand the little yellow dots on it. They reminded me of those little eggs from some insect that lays eggs on your clothes in the summer. The earl grey filling was nice, smooth and citrusy. The passionfruit chocolate was really cute, kinda had the look of a quail egg shell. The filling was a bit more sour compared to the earl grey one. But in general both chocolates were quite similar. My partner had the zucchini pound cake, and he loved it a lot. I don't know much about Eugene, as we were just passing through on our road trip, but I'd definitely recommend people come here when they visit Eugene.

Yummy in my tummy! Emma was very helpful and was very calm and maintained the store well even when…read moreit was super busy.

Awesome. Great food wish there was more dairy free though! Good options yummy food excited to eatread more

Oh my goodness. What a lovely shop. The lovely women there served up an ice cream cone for my son…read moreand I had the Mexican Street corn. What a treat! They were also experimenting with a recipe for an iced banana latte so I got to sample that and it was delicious! Friendly, kind, and welcoming is how I describe the service. Days after my son was still asking to go back. We'll be returning soon!

Yummy Froyo, and they have all the toppings. Guy at the counter was super friendly, and its clean…read moreinside with plenty of seating.

We were in Eugene, oregon for 3 months several years ago and I remember a creamery being in…read moreSpringfield. Just purchased some Nancy's cottage cheese from Sprouts farm store. It is the best I have had, no one else makes it like that home made taste!! Keep up the good work!!! I'm glad I stumbled upon this and will continue to buy

I want to begin eating only organic dairy because those cows are certified to have time grazing in…read morea pasture, and there aren't antibiotics or hormones in their feed. That leads me to assume that Nancy's non-organic products come from cows that are factory farmed, who never the see the light of day, no matter their press about "small family farmers." I have been loving Nancy's Probiotic (non-organic) Cottage Cheese, and have been eating it with fresh fruit almost daily, but now want to ensure that 99% of the dairy I eat is organic. I did a taste test between Nancy's 2 versions:, the non-organic probiotic cottage cheese I have always thought yummy, with its slightly tart taste. But found that the organic version (albeit same ingredients listed, same protein and calorie count, etc.) is completely bland: yuck! How can the healthier, more humane version have so little flavor, I wonder? I really do want to buy local, but bye bye Nancy's! The organic dairy I buy has got to be tasty, too!