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!

Came to South Hills Cafe in Eugene thinking I'd get a solid, low-key breakfast... and somehow ended…read moreup questioning everything I know about breakfast burritos. First of all who gave them permission to make it this good? I'm from Los Angeles, I've had my fair share of legit Mexican food, and this burrito? Absolutely ridiculous (in the best way). Like... borderline emotional experience. Honestly, the people running this place deserve a Michelin star. Or at least a standing ovation every time they bring a plate out. Super friendly crew, chill South Hills vibe, and plenty of spots to sit and enjoy what can only be described as breakfast excellence. Came in hungry, left impressed, slightly confused, and already planning my next visit. We will be back

We were visiting family in town and my brother in law suggested South Hills for brunch on a Sunday…read moremorning in March. Our party of 7 decided to meet at 11am. We were happy to see that while they were fairly busy, they were quick to put together a table to accommodate us right away. Located within a small strip type mall in South Eugene, parking is relatively easy. This local family business is open 7 days a week from 7am to 2pm. They offer their full menu which includes both breakfast and lunch items all day. In addition to American breakfast classics they offer Mexican-inspired dishes such as Huevos Rancheros and Chilaquiles. Our server came by and welcomed us and took our drink orders. In addition to the natural offerings of coffee and assorted juices they offer specialty coffees ranging from a standard iced coffee to white mochas, cappuccinos, dirty chai tea latte's and Mexican mochas. As we began to peruse the menu we immediately noticed their prices are extremely reasonable, which is always appreciated. Everything on the menu sounded really yummy and we each made our selections. Our table ordered items including the Linguica Scramble, Pancakes, and Philly Cheesesteak sandwiches. The restaurant had a good steady stream of customers but they appeared to be able to handle the amount of people and we didn't notice anyone wait more than a couple of minutes to be seated. We also observed a good amount of to-go/Door Dash traffic. Our orders arrived in a timely manner and looked delicious. We each enjoyed our meals and we understand why my brother-in-law made the suggestion. If you are visiting the U of O campus or are in Southwest Eugene, check out South Hills Cafe!

Note to self and visitors. The parking lot right by the restaurant was almost $5 AN HOUR!!!! Yes,…read more$5 per hour. Unless you are OK in paying an arm and a leg, go for it. I should have looked for street parking. I went on Saturday at 6pm, maybe that's why it was crazy expensive. Gosh, this price was more expensive than parking in Los Angeles. The restaurant was very cute, service was great. Food was very good. However, my lasagna was 1.5" x 4". I guess I got the mini/kids size lasagna. My son got the pepperoni pizza and he liked it. Pizza is pizza, it was good. his roommate got the chicken fettuccine. His portion was very generous and he loved it. We all enjoyed it and I would definitely go here again but not park in their parking lot.

Ambrosia is a cute restaurant right in the center of downtown. I was meeting a friend for dinner…read moreand since I got there a little early I headed to the bar for a drink while I waited. The bartender was very nice and I ordered a scotch. The pour was generous and the price was as expected. Once my friend arrived we were shown our table, given our menus and told the specials. So far it was a nice experience. We settled on our choices and waited for our server to return. It took longer that I would have hoped and the restaurant was not very busy. I ordered the Pasta al Limone, my friend ordered the Butternut Squash and Gorgonzola Ravioli. We were then told they were out of the Ravioli. Would have loved to have known that at the beginning. After a few awkward moments to come up with a second try the Fennel and Sausage Rigatoni was the choice. The food was fine but nothing special. My sauce was thick and not expressing any lemon flavor. The pasta was fine but again nothing to write home about. The same with the rigatoni, all of it was fine but I can get fine at a lot of places. Overall, the ambiance was nice, the service was okay and the food was not completely disappointing. That is about it. I would go back if someone invited me but I will not have this on my list of places to revisit any time soon.

Party Bar has unique and yummy cocktails. When we eat here there are dishes that please everyone in…read moreour party. I really appreciate their many delicious gluten free options, especially the Basque cheesecake.

This place is definitely a little hole in the wall, but don't let it fool you. Even though it's…read moretucked downtowns corner-- this spot has some hits. The fried chicken sliders were impeccable with an explosion of flavors and texture. The Feta dip is probably one of the best I've ever tried. You could tell this place used local, quality and organic ingredients . Antoine was great and brought high spirits. Definitely a little pricey and in the higher end of a cocktail lounge, but definitely worth the experience.

My son wanted us to try this place out. Lots of health food options, no chicken fried steaks…read morehere... I was wary indeed.. The staff greeted us pleasantly as we walked in. The store is clean and well lit with a huge window wall and outside seating available in a very nice neighborhood. Hmmm... might be okay after all... but it does smell good.. Looking over the menu I see food unfamiliar to the average country carnivore. I started with a London Fog tea and they nailed it. It came out perfect. I then opted for The Butte. It came hot and steamy with the sriracha aioli adding the perfect amount of spice heat and flavor. The bread was fresh, the onions caramelized and the flavors blended very well. I found this to be an incredibly good sandwich, especially considering there was no meat. Huh, imagine that.... Yea, I would order it again The only downside is that the door remains open and the flies are here. A fan over the door blowing out would solve that.. The name 16 Tons is indeed a shoutout to the song from Tennessee Ernie Ford, one of my favorites.

This is a small cafe in an unassuming strip mall in Eugene, however it ended up being a favorite…read morespot during our visit here. A few mornings my friends got up earlier than me and brought back coffee from here, it was excellent. On our final day in town we decided on here for breakfast and I had one of the best egg sandwiches of my life. They're all made to order, and was made with perfection. But you do have to be patient as it can be a busy spot. I also loved that this place turns into a beer bar and music venue at night. Kind of a business that changes throughout the day.

Our server was fluent in the bar's inventory and gave us helpful answers to our questions about the…read moremenu offerings. We shared a Caprese salad which was fresh with a surprise: pesto on top of the fresh mozzarella. Large, ripe and juicy tomatoes. And the cocktails delivered as promised. Great neighborhood with a sushi bar and tavern on the opposite corners. Plus: I was able to plug my EV in and charge at Level 2 while enjoying our drink and appetizer.

Rating: four stars…read more We stopped here for dinner on our way down to Crater Lake National Park. We were seated immediately, which was greatly appreciated since we still had some driving ahead of us. The restaurant was clean, and the staff were friendly. The food was a mixed bag. The garlic and parmesan wings were delicious--probably the best that I have had at a restaurant. My partner liked their burger, and the fries were really good. They were very similar to fresh McDonald's fries. The Caesar salad with chicken was okay. I prefer a dressing that is more creamy, and the chicken was pretty tough. That aside, the prices were good, and it was a great pit stop since it was not far from the freeway. We would stop by here again!

The service was great. Same young woman that has taken my order a few times. They were busy for a…read moreMonday but my order came out on time. It was well played and tasted great Same for my cookie and croissant (for tomorrow) I'll be back later this week

Three of us stopped in for a quick bite. I've always loved this market space, the vibe, offerings…read moreand staff are top notch. We had a turkey sandwich and three small side salads between us (beet, garbanzo and chicken salad) with a bag of chips. They had gorgeous and plentiful baked goods mid afternoon, coffee, canned ciders and beer, canned soda and three wines by the glass that I noticed plus two soups. Lots of gift-able items and vegetarian offerings, but vegan options were pretty limited. TBH it feels a bit overpriced for counter service, but location location location. Stay awhile and wander the other shops after stopping in to Provisions Market Hall! (Sorry, I was remiss in snapping any pictures this visit.)

Great food and chill atmosphere. We got there on a Friday mid-day with no wait. I got the now or…read morenever Burger because I have a favorite local spot back home that offers a peanut butter burger as well. It thought it was great. You can ask for a 1/4 pound burger too but mine was a 1/2 pound patty. I also got tots which I didn't finish because the meal had some big portions. My wife got the all American. She enjoyed the bear battered fries. Even though she got the 1/4 Patty, she couldn't finish those either. I wouldn't say it's the best food I've ever had but I would definitely eat there again. It's also conveniently located near 5th Street Market with plenty of other restaurants to choose from.

I saw a post on Facebook where Cornucopia was lowering prices, and consolidating different burger…read moresizes to a 6oz patty. I decided to stop in and try them... since the new prices were a bit more reasonable. Staff was friendly and helpful. Ordered a Cheesy American for my first burger here, since a basic burger let me judge how they do. Burger was ok... not the best I have had, not the worst. Fries were good, I do like battered fries. There are a number of other items on the menu I want to try, so will be back.