Awesome always! Great pizza variety. Love the beers!…read moreGrab the Mac & cheese! Fantastic! Love the in-house atmosphere! It's a must go-to when I come in town!

We shared the Longbridge Hacker pizza and I was very much looking forward to try their naturally…read moreleavened crust (like sourdough). However, the crust was way too thin toward the middle of the pizza to even hold the toppings. It just flopped over. It was maybe a mm thick?? Toward the outer half of the circle, the dough was good consistency and quite delicious. The arugula salad was nice. With some orange slices and lots of cubes of beets, pickled red onions and sunflower seeds. Too much oil in the lemon vinaigrette IMO since it all tasted a bit oily. The beers were excellent. Service good (order at counter and they will bring it to you). Parking in the neighborhood, a bit sketchy.

Vibes were great. Loved the sauce. Great pizza…read more Vibes were great. Loved the sauce. Great pizza

Hey Neighbor (reader)! Thanks for checking in again on my YELP reviews. Let's jump right into it…read more.. five stars. No words needed. The pizza was amazing 10/10. The taste, texture, and warmth was great. Best pizza I have had must I say! Service was quick, easy, and pleasant. Seating was a little close for comfort but the vibe was still very nice.

Wow! This food is insanely delicious! As we knew that we would be passing through Eugene yesterday,…read moreI started looking up restaurants. I was enticed by the pictures of fresh salads and wood fired pizzas. We ended up getting a few pizzas, a couple different pastas. They were all so flavorful (not salty) the texture of the gnocchi was so soft and absorbed the flavorful sauce. We were all blown away. We used QR to order, and were advised to order in waves. Drinks first. Everything came out promptly, even though the restaurant was pretty full. The last few days we ate at some incredible restaurants. Cold Springs Tavern in Santa Barbara, Nepenthe in Big Sur, then we come to Osteria DOP and all agreed the food here was unmatched. The best. For driving many hours, I liked that the atmosphere was casual, but it still looked modern and nice.

Their food really does live up to the hype. The pizza has a perfect airy, charred crust with just…read morethe right amount of crispy and chewy. The pasta was a nice al dente and had a good coat of sauce. Despite the restaurant being fairly busy, the food came relatively quickly! The restaurant has limited tables, so expect a wait! There are also bar seats and seats that face a wall. There are QR codes at tables to scan and place your order, and the waiters that bring/bus food were super friendly. All and all, Osteria DOP was a great experience! I will be back to try out more items from their menu.

Still top notch pizza in my book. Ordered three slices of cheese pizza to share with my son and…read morejust as awesome tasting as the first time. Thank you for a quick bite that checks all the boxes! Quick service with a smile, impeccable pizza and cozy location.

The pizza and garlic knots were unreal! An "order at the counter" place so definitely more casual,…read morebut overall was great.

If you've ever wandered the streets of Eugene, Oregon with a little nostalgia in your chest and a…read morehunger in your gut, you already know there are some places that aren't just restaurants they're landmarks of memory. And Track Town Pizza... well, that place doesn't just serve slices it serves time itself. Let me set the scene. I'm posted up at the Hayward Inn, a stone's throw from the sacred ground of Hayward Field. Every visit, no matter how many years pass, there's a ritual: lace up the memories, walk the same streets, and end up right where the legends linger under the warm lights of Track Town Pizza. You walk in, and there he is... Steve Prefontaine... staring down like he never left. Not just a photo more like a reminder. Now here's a little flavor for the soul: Track Town Pizza opened back in the late 1970s, built right in the heartbeat of what folks call "TrackTown USA." It became a hangout for runners, students, dreamers anybody chasing something. And yeah, over the years, plenty of local characters passed through bartenders, staff, regulars who became part of the story. Guys like Steve Fontaine? They weren't just pouring drinks they were part of the era, part of that gritty, analog Eugene vibe. We're talking decades back now roughly 30 to 40 years ago when this place felt like a clubhouse for the track-and-field faithful. But for me, this isn't just history it's personal. When I was younger, I didn't have much... but I could run. And like a lot of kids trying to find their lane in life, I found mine looking up to Prefontaine. The way he pushed, the way he talked "To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift." That stuck. Still does. So every time I walk into Track Town Pizza, it's not just about grabbing a slice it's like shaking hands with that younger version of myself. The kid who believed grit could take you somewhere. And let me tell you the pizza? Still hits like a victory lap. Old-school, no nonsense, loaded the way it should be. No gimmicks. Just honest, legendary pies that have fed generations of runners and late-night thinkers. So yeah... five stars doesn't even cut it. Because this place isn't just my favorite spot near campus it's a time machine. It's a shrine. It's a reminder that dreams don't die, they just wait for you to come back and visit. And every time I'm in Eugene, I do just that.

OMG!!! I thought Track Town Pizza was the best pizza in the world... and somehow it was even…read morebetter than that. Like if the pizza gods held the Olympics and awarded gold medals for cheese, crust, and pure happiness, this place would sweep the podium. The crust? Perfect. The cheese? Glorious. The toppings? A majestic avalanche of deliciousness. One bite and I briefly considered moving to Eugene and building my entire life around being within a 3-minute radius of this pizza. Honestly, if aliens landed tomorrow and demanded to know the pinnacle of human achievement, I'd skip the pyramids and just hand them a slice from Track Town Pizza.

I don't regularly review restaurants, but every now and then I will go to a place that forces my…read morehand. Hey Neighbor! definitely did that. This was, without a doubt, the best pizza that I've had in decades. Great neighborhood atmosphere, kind and attentive service and great drinks. If you're looking for a really great pizza place, I can't think of a single one in Eugene that I would recommend more.

Bruh, wouldn't even serve us drinks because our IDs looked "fake". Server was extremely rude and…read moremanager treated us like children. Welcome to a college town where several people are from different states. Giving 2 stars because ranch is fire and one of the servers was so kind and funny abt the situation (wasn't the one who denied us).

Stopped by for a short visit and didn't get a chance to try the pizza, but the bar was cool and the…read morelive singing was a nice touch. Only stayed about 20 minutes, but the atmosphere was pretty solid. Seemed like a chill spot overall--maybe I'll try the pizza next time, who knows.

Buy pizza by the slice 100 recommend it. First time coming this spot. Tried their classic pepperoni…read morepizza and it was very flavorful, and tasted freshly made. It's a big slice for $5. The service was fast, and it was pretty empty when i went around 2 pm on a Wednesday! Not crowded or loud.

Working with Oregon Wood Fired Pizza for our wedding was a breeze and highlight of our celebration…read more Guests loved it, Gary and his team were easy to work with, friendly, and professional. The truck is darling and fit our aesthetic. Truly can't say enough good things about hiring them for our special day. Our only regret is that we didn't get to eat enough of the pizza during the chaos of the day, cause it was so good!

Pretty darn good! Came here with some out of company, ordered a pizza, and sat inside for a…read moreperformance. The crust was perfect and the sauce/topping ratio was well balanced. The folks were accommodating, friendly, and passionate about their craft.

Sy's Pizza is a gem. Stop in for a slice and you'll see what everyone is raving about. $5 for a…read moremassive piece of pizza. And Sy's completely covers it with toppings - no gaps whatsoever; probably 30 pieces of pepperoni on a slice. Incredible. Tasty and super fresh and hot. Wow! Sauce is a bit flavorless and crust is a bit of a cracker but not terrible.

I'ma 37 year veteran of Sy's! Bought by the slice in college, the graduates to whole pizzas. The…read moreservice is friendly, atmosphere is what you'd expect from take out, and prices are still affordable.Good, straightforward NY style pizza that won't disappoint. Only reason they don't get five stars is because of New York cop in Eugene says it's not quite on par with REAL New York pizza. Still, pretty dang good,

Excellent service and pizza too. The humans here are so kind, fun and caring. You can taste the…read morelove in the food. The employees are helpful and the pizza was hot and freshly made. We called twice because we couldn't find the location, they literally walked us through the directions. Map quest wasn't clear (because it's in an apartment alley way) it's in the Howard College apartments -near the parking lot. When we got there they chatted it up with us while the pizza finished cooking and then served us right away. Very cool place- I felt like I was upon a hidden gem inside the college vibes. I'm 40 but left feeling young again. lol. Thanks for the good vibes and making my 16 years old's day. We got 2 pepperoni and 1 cheese. The cook told us there's some garlic magic on the bread- it sure tasted like a light garlic bread & was great dipped in ranch. I highly recommend this eatery.

Some of the best pizza I've ever had. Dude cooking had a great vibe. Pizza came out crispy, just…read moreperfect. Nice, thin crust as expected for New York style. Zero complaints. Sort of wished I lived around here so I could have this more, it was that good.