Thankfully Poppi's moved out of the dying downtown core so nice to enjoy a gourmet Mediterranean…read moreMeal without dodging drug addicts and the mentally ill. Front of house service was friendly and accommodating. Interior was fresh and clean. We will be back.

I used to love Poppi Anatolia -the old one was so delicious. I was excited to try the new…read morelocation. The service was great - very friendly & attentive. Sadly - food was just ok. -the peasant bread was too dry - I got lamb souvlaki and. It was ok. The rice was crunchy and not too flavorful. My partner had falafel & he was disappointed by lack of flavor. The "Greek " salad had brown lettuce , & was all white onion. and no olives ? Why not red onion - All around it was ok. But not great

A staple in the south Eugene area - I am grateful to have a local spot like this to go to when I…read morejust need a decent sandwich or gyro. The fries are great, too. Don't come in a hurry. I don't mind being patient especially since the servers and cooks are always very kind. There are some games and toys for kiddos but no changing table. The wine and beer selection is pretty good too.

Hard to find at first as the name "Jiffy" is on the outside. Parking was the next challenge very…read moresmall area so maybe miss the lunch or dinner crowd for a spot. One in you may realize that seating is the another challenge. Very limited inside and outside patio area would be ideal in nice weather. Also a little noisy so I was able to get a table in the corner on the inside. You order and pay at the counter and, if you aren't familiar with the menu, you might want to at online so you know in advance what to order. Friendly service with a smile. Had a huge Gyro, appetizer plate, and dolmas. All in as very delicious and filling. Will come back to try some burgers or sandwiches because they looked good, too.

Absolutely loved this place and the food was excellent! In Eugene/Springfield for a concert and…read morefound this place here on Yelp. Ordered the chicken kabob plate (see picture) that was full of fresh veggies, hummus, rice and a hearty portion of chicken. All of it was delicious and had a nice spicy kick. I would highly recommend. Additionally, it's one several options at the Public House which is a converted church. Nice spacious place with indoor and outdoor seating, games and a bar with many taps, and a massive drink menu. Really cool space.

First time eating at Shalosh, not my first time at Public House. Important to note it's part of…read morethat establishment. Good, but not good enough to go back. $59 for the "Shalosh Experience" (pictured), perfect for 2-3. 7/10. Doesn't quite make my top 25 list in Eugene.

Dave (owner of the cart) is great - I love the fun vibe, the commitment to the ingredients, and the…read morecreative menu. The location is good too, with a nice covered eating area. Definitely give it a try!

I appreciate that this place exists. There isn't a whole lot on the menu that's gluten-free, but…read moreit's nice to find some interesting Tempeh options. There's a little shelter picnic table type situation you can sit at. They recommend street parking, if you park in the lot where this truck is, you will need to pay.

Great falafel pita and some of the best spanakopita, and the staff were really friendlyread more

This place is not "big food". It is a local spot, with fresh, quality ingredients, made to order…read morefor a reasonable price. The food is FRESH and made to order. The produce used for the gyro and the gyro salad was probably the freshest I've tasted in quite a while. The romaine was crisp and had actual flavor! The grape tomatoes were unexpectedly sweet and bursting with juice. I was pleasantly surprised! I would order the gyro salad daily if I was a local *thumbs up* My only gripe: The garlic fries for $5.50 were hot and tasty, but we received the tiniest portion (think McD's small); not even enough to fill the small paper container it was served in :(

Good was great! Great atmosphere!! Good service!!! We will be coming back!!!Would recommend!!!!read more

Amazing staff, great food, and nice dining room for studying or catching up with friends over a…read moremeal. I love the mezze bowl!

Okay, this place is a sleeper! Very authentic Chinese food…read more We were taken back to find this at the mall! We ordered the Steamed dumplings and Bao, Pan fried Bao, and some sesame balls! All the food was great but the pan fried bao was so good! The flavors were on point! We wish we could of tried the other dishes, but our time here was limited. If ever in the area we will be back. The staff were great, and the manager was very friendly and spoke Chinese as well! This place is on par with some of the good Chinese restaurants in Los Angeles! If you are ever in the area, come grab some authentic Chinese food! Happy Nom Nom!

I have been here several times... and am surprised I have not done a review. So here goes…read more.. The bbq pork baozi are delicious, and fresh. Past visits verify this. This visit, I ordered the fried chicken and rice plate, and an order of sesame balls. Fried chicken is yummy, tender and juicy. Rice is good, nice and sticky... easy to eat with chopsticks. The order includes a nice portion of pickled Daikon radish, and some made in house Kimchi... both of which are delicious. Very nice service over all... definitely a full meal. Sesame balls... smaller than I am used to, but very tasty. The red bean paste inside is yummy, although I think it needs a bit more paste than they have. Seems skimpy! But worth the price. Service is always awesome... the staff here are wonderful, if you need something, all you have to do is ask.

I went here for lunch with a friend today. I've been wanting to go for a while and was finally able…read moreto go while they were open. I'm so glad we went because this place is wonderful! We got a table pretty much immediately. We sat outside, initially at a table right by the wall. We could smell the dumpster so it wasn't great, but once another table opened we were offered the option to move and we took it. The new table was much better - no smell and it was next to a heater so it was nice and cozy. The outdoor patio is pretty cute and the fresh air was nice! I have a soy allergy so I had to ask the waitress for an allergen list to make sure I would be okay. They were very nice and accommodating and told me what was and wasn't safe to eat. I ended up getting the focaccia with white bean paste, something I was skeptical of but really liked! The bread was super delicious and the bean paste was well-seasoned. The little slice of lemon it came with was a great topper for it all too. I would definitely get it again! I also got the sparkling lavender lemonade and it was so so good. It was perfectly balanced and I couldn't stop drinking it. The food was all pretty affordable which I appreciated. Lunch and drinks for two people was about $35. They don't do tipping here, they actually pay their employees a livable wage which is fantastic. They have a pay it forward program you can donate cash to instead, it goes towards breakfast for people in need. The employees seemed happy and were very friendly. They seemed to really enjoy working here which is always a good sign. I will definitely be back here. The people are friendly and the food is delicious. They are wholesome people doing important work and we should all be supporting them. Go here!

Rude to children. I…read morewas born and raised in Eugene, I cherish my visits back home and carefully choose where to spend my time. On a July visit from Seattle we drove across town to eat here specifically so our four-year-old, who has a dairy allergy, could enjoy a vegan restaurant where he could safely order anything on the menu. Instead, it became one of the worst restaurant experiences we've had. Staff was rude and arrogant. Especially a specific woman. I wonder if it was the owner because they didn't seem to have any concern at all about their bad behavior... Our son was folding the cardstock menu into what he said would be a card for his dad when a woman, not our server, walked over, took it out of his hands, and replaced it with a sheet of plain printer paper. No explanation. No conversation with us. Just took it and walked away. My son was crying so I went to her and asked if he could have it back, it was already wrinkled from folds, no use to them, but I was told it had been thrown in the trash and that he could have "as many pieces of paper as he wanted." My four-year-old would not stop crying, and begging me for his card for dada back. I assume they felt insulated by him playing with it but he's a child, and it's a piece of cardstock, not a noisy running around brat, not a broken dish, just a piece of cardstock, which they took to throw in the trash. No one acknowledged him, apologized, or showed even a hint of compassion. We left without eating because the atmosphere had become so uncomfortable.