Fresh. Delicious. So many flavors! As we ordered the owner took the time to explain the spice…read morelevels. After we ordered we wandered around the market. They have an excellent selection of groceries, wine, beer and bulk ingredients. The owner was friendly and welcoming! Everything we ordered was 10/10! We will be back!

After a rainy day filled with great brewery visits, we looked for somewhere to eat and an Indian…read morefood truck popped up with great reviews nearby. Our visit ended up being one of the most memorable stops of the whole trip. This neighborhood grocery story store leans into South Asian food, but with all the usual American staples. The food truck is outside, and all done by one chef. That's to say, the food is made fresh and patience is needed. Thankfully, inside that had a great selection of local and international beer so I bought a 6-pack for us to enjoy while we waited. There were also colorful characters enjoying food and drinks outside who talked with us at length. It was really pleasant to be able to wait comfortably. If you're nearby and looking for light groceries or amazing Indian food, it's worth your time to visit!

Amazing nut selection and natural granola. The healthy chocolate was delicious. The great store…read moreand it's made a wonderful snack on my flight home.

I stopped by Sundance to take advantage of their hot and cold food bar and salad bar and was…read morepleasantly reminded of just how good it is! It was like coming home as I used to frequent Sundance during my college days. It was so clean and the food was so fresh and hot or cold. Everything was so delicious and I will definitely be choosing Sundance over my usual Market of Choice default. I loved the variety and especially appreciated the clear labeling and all vegan options. This will now be my go to when I need a quick meal when in Eugene. The pricing is on par with MoC. I also love the compostable cutlery and friendly and efficient staff, not to mention the store itself and all the curated options.

This company has supported me and the Cascade Mycological Society (CMS) for years. Twice, when I…read morewas giving a presentation about wild mushrooms (once for my place of business, and once for a group of grade-school students) I asked Mycological for some sample mushrooms for me to show to my audience. Both times they were generous in donating a large selection of edible mushrooms for my presentations. I highly recommend this company as a source of wild edible mushrooms.

ATTENTION MUSHROOM PICKERS. think twice before selling your mushrooms here. today is 9-7-2018. The…read morelate summer and fall season is upon us. buying practices are important to pickers and this company has practices that are intentionally ripping off the pickers. I've sold to numerous buyers in Oregon and California over the past ten years and mushrooms are graded by the buyers and pay is determined by the quality of the mushroom. the majority of mushrooms have basically two grades good or bad. good is top price and bad is bought at a fraction of the price and usually are referred to as dryers. also referred to as wormy which means they have worms within the mushroom body. matsitakes and boletes have several grades of condition and chanterelles in the middle and late season sometimes have 3 grades including good, field run and dryers. lobsters and most other mushrooms have two grades. good and bad or dryers. this company seems to believe that its appropriate to change the rules and cut your profits. todays price for chanterelles' is 9.00 and lobsters are 5.00 a pound. this is a great price for this time of year. never have I seen in over ten years a buyer paying for different grades except good and bad or good or dryers this time of year or ever. this company basically took my seven pounds of chanterelles paid me nine a pound for 3.5 pounds and paid me 3.00 dollars for grade 2 which I have no idea what that is. what I assume is the price for flowers or bigger mushrooms. this isn't normal and it took over 20 dollars from my pocket. I had 11 pounds of lobsters. they divided the pondage in half and 5.5 ponds I received 5.00 a pound. for the other 5.5 they paid me 2.00 dollars a pound and claimed that they removed the worms which will still net them the same profit when sold to consumers. now lobsters are often wormy and a buyer will slice small chunks of its body to determine if it has worms. the buyer I buying tonight sliced from 10 to 30 slices from my mushrooms as if he was just looking for a worm and they claim they are removing worms. this is a scam and pickers should think twice before buying from this company. I lost another 20 dollars from this scam and its basically theft. I confronted the owner and buyer and my claims that this practice was wrong and nothing I've ever seen before was not supported by any reason or circumstance and was told I don't have to sell there if I don't want to. I wont and anyone who picks mushrooms should sell elsewhere. ATTENTION CONSUMERS AND RESTRAUNTS, ETC. you should really think twice if your buying from this company. how much do you spend for a pound of fresh market chanterelle. your spending too much for a product that would not be available if it wasn't for the pickers. fair practices should be across the board and pickers are always getting the low end treatment when its compared to profits. I get it and businesses need to make money. But the practices of this company are ripping the picker off and possibly you as well. Owen Rice you should be ashamed of yourself and know that your practices are not the norm, not fair and you should apologize and change your ridiculous buying practices because you know what your doing and your greed is disgusting. Ryland Sweet is my name.

I need to counter one star Karen in the other review: I've been really surprised at how hard staff…read morehere work to make all the magic happen during COVID crazy. This is my local store & while it lacks the ultra max options of the ritzier Southside store Catering to upscale hippies (maybe you got less vegan cheese here for instance, or more limited bulk). In general staff is really helpful, & the store is well stocked. During Covid I have been really blown away by the level of assistance the staff is willing to go above and beyond to provide for customers. These people are standing at checkout counters all day in full protective gear and are still pleasant have a sense of humor & are incredibly patient. I have use the pick up service on several occasions and it has gone really pretty well they don't always have everything but that's how it goes right now. I have needed to have people come out to the car and meet me to load things, to take my coupons they have to go back in side to process them and come back out with the receipt -which they have done every time. This takes them at least an extra 10 minutes and they never give me shade. . Also I had a minor complaint about some items that they didn't carry enough of, made a comment in the app and actually received a personal reply. Not only that but I noticed a change in supply which means somebody actually heard me and did something. So I'm here to say thanks Fred Meyer staff, I appreciate you.

Poor customer service at the Division ave location. West 11th location has always been good.read more

Please support local! OG CORNER MARKET on River Road is open today and tomorrow for your Turkey…read moreDay necessities! Just bought almost all my ingredients in a matter of minutes. Beautiful smorgasbord of delicious, organic, local wonders! The market is super Covid safe, you order at the front door or online.

Awesome little store with the freshest of fresh veggies and local treats! The employees I talked…read morewith were incredibly helpful and friendly! I seriously cannot wait to see the selection in summer. 10/10!

This is a wonderful small restaurant to try homemade pasta. The ambience was cozy and warm. We…read moremade reservations as recommended and were promptly seated for our 5 pm dinner. We share the Caprese salad, We tried the Vodka Rigatoni, Carbonara, and Pork Ragout. The fresh pasta cooked aldente really stand out and the flavors were excellent.

We were fortunate enough to get seats at the bar on a Friday night before the Eugene Marathon. The…read morerestaurant is a bit hard to find and is tucked behind the building Google will take you to. The bar has 4 seats and there are perhaps 20 tables in Placido's. It's a bit tight and quite busy as it appeared every employee was performing multiple roles. The service was polite and prompt. We ordered smoked chicken ravioli and chicken piccata. The smoked Chicken ravioli was unique, but quite good. The smoky flavor shined through. The chicken piccata was loosely a chicken piccata. Still very good, but with some additions to the traditional expectation of a chicken piccata. It was a good pasta dish overall.

This store reminds me of my favorite grocery store in Hawaii, Foodland and it seems to be like a…read morecousin to Whole Foods, but more local. This Market of Choice has a bakery, organic items, hot foods, deli, sushi, take out items, an extensive wine and beer area, bulk items by the ounce/pound, houseplants, home items...the list just goes on. The people working there are all friendly and helpful. Looks like they love being there! It makes my visits here enjoyable, which means I spend more money. lol

Amazing selection of items however, the prices seemed higher than in other comparable stores.read more

Came here 3 Saturdays in a row because I had such a great time exploring the many booths,…read moreexperiencing local coffee and food, shopping at the many fresh produce and flowers stands and meeting new people. It's nice to have a place to support local vendors and businesses. Everyone one there is friendly and love their products. My favorite stand is the Horai coffee and bakery stand and the fresh vegetable stands. I can't wait until summer when tomatoes will be in season.

LC Farmer's Market has been around for decades, and until a few years ago was just an open-air…read moreextension of the Saturday Market or standalone on Tuesdays. But they've got some fancy new digs with this permanent structure. It's not much more than walls and a roof, but that's useful for this type of market since the stalls might vary in size depending upon the vendor. There are vendors both in and outside the structure, selling baked goods (bagels, cookies, hot dogs, etc.), meats, flowers, fruits and veggies, you name it. And it's nice to be out of the rain for at least part of the time, which is oh so common in Eugene. They have a bathroom (an all-user bathroom, great!) but I'm not sure if it's just far too small or what. We didn't need it, thankfully, because there was a line out the door of the bathroom. This seems to be the biggest flaw with the building--not sure they really planned well in this case.