A few words…read more chicharrones (Fresh)(Hot)(Amazing) Friendly service. Tots are great too.

Rough around the edges this sports bar is definitely not for everyone.. little bit dirty a little…read morebut sketchy. We stopped by because of the Yelp reviews. The service at the bar was a bit rude and the food was mediocre. I asked for a Food suggestion the bartender said the wings were amazing nice and meaty. The wings were not amazing they were skinny little baby wings. They had a handful of sauces you could choose. We tried a BBQ sauce and a really hot habanero sauce. The sauces were also mediocre nothing fantastic or memorable. I didn't even take photos zi just want to forget about it.

Was driving through Eugene and my hotel receptionist recommended North Fork Tavern for a great…read moreburger and she nailed it. Sat at the bar and the service was fast and attentive. Not too noisy for a tavern, full selection of beer and wine. Burger came out just the way I like it, medium rare and the fries were nice and crisp. I will be stopping back here on my way back to CA.

We've been coming here for years, but our recent visits have been really disappointing due to major…read moremenu and quality changes. Last time we came for brunch, we noticed the eggs Benedict no longer has the amazing Parmesan-crusted potatoes. The hollandaise is still decent and the focaccia bread is great, but losing that crispy crust was a big bummer. Today's visit for our usual wings and nachos was even more frustrating. First, they no longer offer ground beef for the nachos. We were told we could substitute steak, but that literally doubles the price of the dish. We opted for chicken instead, which was a steep $7 extra for maybe two ounces of meat. When the nachos arrived, they looked like low-effort, homemade oven nachos with just melted cheddar on top. The whole thing was fused together into one giant sheet of chips; we had to break it apart and manually pile the toppings back onto the chips ourselves. It was really weird. The biggest letdown, though, was the wings. It used to be a solid order of six traditional flats and drums. Today, we paid $14 for just four pieces, and they weren't even wings--they were frenched chicken thighs. Subbing a completely different, lower-quality cut of meat without telling the customer is false advertising, and they turned out dry. Plus, the sauce has changed from a traditional Frank's-style buffalo to a harsh cayenne sauce. Between the wings and the nachos, today's total came out to $34--and $40 with a tip. Paying premium prices for dry thigh meat, overpriced add-ons, and a block of fused-together nachos makes it really hard to justify coming back. I'm not sure if North Fork got bought out or what, but I really don't see a point in returning.

New menu with new Chef! Beautiful salmon croquettes with that exceptional crust that's lightly…read morecrisp and as soon as you bite into it you're into the soft density of potatoes and salmon. Nicely priced to $15. And the Marry Me Chicken with Asparagus could challenge any existing chicken dish you might consider a favorite. I also ordered the chefs board because for $38 it's one of the most impressive and delicious options in town. I also needed to pick up two bottles of white for a special occasion add to know they have an excellent wine collection especially of Willamette Valley vintners, so after a brief consultation with owner I was presented with two Willamette Valley whites: one mineral-driven 2021 Pinot Gris by Antiqum Farm Ficus rated 90-93 pts and the other an elegant Burgundian Chardonnay by Domine Divio rated 91-94 pts.

The restaurant was closed when we arrived for dinner, not just out of hours of operation,…read morecompletely closed. Which is odd because I was receiving texts asking me to confirm my reservation, even the day of. If they are officially closing they should not take reservations and the texts should be telling you to look elsewhere for a reservation.

Me and my partner love falling sky. My partner is a big fan of quality burgers and he has not been…read moredisappointed yet. We have gone a handful of times and our big hitters are the Cesar salad, classic burger, the Ruben, and the rotating specials. We love that they have a punch card and also that they have events quite frequently. We have always been greeted with polite smiles and helpful staff. The interior of Falling Sky is appropriately themed and frankly adorable. Give it a shot. Or don't; I am not your mom.

1. Happy Hour Is not Advertised Accurately. Falling Sky claims their happy hour is the best in…read moreEugene. Their website says 2-5 pm at the top and does not specify the days this offered. Other websites incorrectly state the happy hour is offered everyday. This confusion is due to the absence of complete information at the top of their webpage on the happy hour offer. 2. They Don't answer phones. I tried to call Falling Sky to confirm that happy hour is offered. No one answered. When I arrived, staff said they had not charged their phone so it was not working. It appears that they intentionally didn't answer the phone so I could not confirm the accurate information.

Amazing and awesome. So many choices! So many delicznew ciders and beers. Something for everyone…read more You can't go wrong and the food is legit!

We got food poisoning…read more My partner and I both ordered the jagerschnitzel, and we both had horrible diarrhea and stomach cramps two hours later. The following day, we're both queasy. The staff seemed pleasant, the bar had a decent vibe, though the music was too loud outside. But, like, we got terrible food poisoning. We aren't coming back.

We had a quiet little Wednesday dinner here. It was not busy at all, and we went right at open. The…read morerestaurant is dim and cozy. We had great attentive service. The sautéed shrimp we deliciously salty with chili oil and the Parker house rolls are indulgent with sweet butter. Our steaks were cooked perfectly with butter and bone marrow, with crispy potatoes on the side. You MUST get the fig sundae for dessert. Amazing!

If you are going to indulge on the bar a word to the wise.....keep it simple. As far as the food…read more OMG. The steaks were cooked perfectly and had wonderful flavor. The sides were delicious. All in all it was a good meal.

We have some relatives coming in June for our son's Graduation. In need of a place for them to…read morestay, we thought we'd check out Hyatt Place Eugene and their SkyBar in particular. The Skybar is located on the 5th floor of the building along with the Hotel lobby... uh okay. The staff are all very pleasant and accommodating. We went to the SkyBar and found it to be a smallish yet convenient place to wait for guests or visitors along with getting a drink or a bite to eat. The bar looks like it can accommodate about 30 people in the interior. There is a nice outdoor patio that can easily accommodate more when the weather is nice. The barkeeper was very attentive and observant, he took our food and drink requests at the bar and in short order, everything was presented. I had a Moscow Mule that I found to be a refreshing drink. Ginger beer, lime and vodka. An excellent combination. I also had an order of the chicken wings and fries. The fries were a normal shoestring variety, cooked well, nicely salted and came in a metal bowl. The wings I found to be outstanding! I don't usually get wings this well made unless I do it myself. I received 8 wings coated with barbecue sauce on a charcuterie board with the fries. The wings were served nicely hot. The meat was piping hot, juicy and tender. The barbecue coating was a hearty middle of the road sauce, not sweet or too smoky. It was caramelized perfectly for that sticky texture and flavor. Definitely a nice coating. Thankfully the bartender brought us a lot of napkins. The wings and fries made for a satisfying meal. The bar boasts a couple of gas fireplaces that make for a warming environment with a few semi private tables. There is a longer table for a larger group as well as several smaller tables and a few bar stools for game watching. All in all we found the bar to be a cozy semi-private environment, yet available to the guests as they come and go. All around, a nice meeting area and watering hole. We will book our family members for a stay here at the hotel. I'm looking forward to trying more of their specialty drinks.

Good food & views, great drinks. There's always parking in the parking garage or in the lot behind…read morethe building.

Friendly staff, great food and service. The turkey dip was awesome. Lots of great ciders for non…read morebeer drinkers like me.

Great falafel burger! Nice bright space for lunch. Good service and good beer! Plenty of tvs to…read morewatch the game.