The location is not convenient to me at all, yet I've been there twice this week and I'll be going…read moreagain tomorrow. I haven't tried anything other than the ube latte, but it is delicious. I'm going to try the matcha next, but the ube with espresso was excellent. Friendly, fairly quick service, cute Eugene vibe shop. If I wanted to hang out at a coffee shop, this would be the place, I love ube, and it's not a common flavor. They do it, and they do an exceptional job with it. Definitely looking forward to trying other drinks in the future. Check them out if you're near the 5th st public market.

The previous coffee I had here I believe was Juanachute which they no longer carry but the Rosita…read moreGeisha is almost as good. The Ube latte (I used soy milk) is like sipping a Christmas cookie. Delightful.

My latte was cooler than "drinkable". It was unpleasant to drink so I had to wait until I got to…read morework 20 minutes later to warm it up. This is the only negative experience I have had at Native and hope it is my last. This is a drive up coffee stand. No inside seating is available.

This fantastic little coffee stand is a great addition to the local options. There are the heavy…read morehitters like Starbucks and Dutch Brothers around, but I prefer the independent stands better. Apparently Native Coffee is a fairly new company and they've opened a couple of stands in less than a year so they seem to be off to a good start. I visited about 10 days after they opened this location so I'm not sure if they usually have drink specials or not; it didn't seem like they had any today. Luckily it doesn't tend to matter to me since I don't drink coffee; I'm a chai or lemonade gal. Their chai was really good, and though I don't know for a fact it's not Oregon Chai brand, I'd be really surprised. The chai they have here is really subtle in flavor, whereas Oregon Chai is very very sweet. I was really pleased with this drink. The guy who took my order was super friendly and thanked me for stopping by. I usually don't buy pastries when stopping at a coffee trailer, but I'm glad I asked because they were really great. I hadn't heard of a lemon roll before but yummmmm. Definitely pick one up if they still have them when you stop by, and since they keep them in the fridge for freshness I'd definitely microwave them for 30 seconds or so (actually, warm them up even if you live it at room temp for a bit). Native Coffee is a great addition to the coffee options in Eugene, and worth a stop if you're in west Eugene.

After driving 2 hours from PDX, I really needed coffee and this location was very convenient as I…read morewas exiting the freeway. I actually thought I made a wrong turn or this place didn't exist as the only thing I saw was Jerry's hardware store when I turned into this lot. Well, kinda hidden behind all the Jerry's plants for sale are a couple of... how else to describe them - small retail sheds?? One of them was Solo. I ordered the breve and the coffee was a little light for me, but that's ok because my tolerance leans deep and dark and that's not for everyone. The coffee did the job and I also got some chocolate covered espresso beans. Great customer service. The barista (possibly owner also) knows the regulars by name. Plenty of parking in the Jerry's lot. Casual. Please come and create your own experience.

Great service and a delicious mocha. They make their own chocolate sauce which I think always…read moreraises the bar on a mocha. This coffee hut is under the covered overhang of Jerry's with some other food carts.

Swung by for my second time in 4 months while in Eugene for a quick visit to see my UO duckling…read more Ordered lox toast (so goooood!) and a Miel Maid (think graham crackers, cinnamon and espresso). It was insanely delicious and worthy of another trip soon! "Duckling" ordered a Mediterranean toast which was also excellent. Seating is plentiful if you arrive early enough. Parking is plentiful; lot parking in back of establishment or on the street.

This partially sucks to say, because I think Meraki is the best coffee shop in Eugene, but I don't…read morefit in with the crowd. Come here to write (or tbh study - hence not fitting in), for hours. Drink multiple coffees or teas, eat some solid food, realize Meraki is better than on campus - but hate on it so you can keep it to yourself. The problem? Eugene is tiny, and everyone has known about it for a while. Just find a table early to study! And make sure to show your love in purchases.

A charming local cafe!…read more We've tried the matcha, hojicha, yuzu matcha spritz, miso honey latte, and chai lattes and all were yummy. The quality of their ingredients is good - probably the best I've found in the Eugene/Springfield area. Their vegan cinnamon roll is also good - rich/sweet frosting that balances well with the pastry that isn't dry and is sweet enough that makes you keep going in for the next bite. They have a bright, rustic interior with high ceilings, a variety of indoor/outdoor seating, and surrounded by a few local businesses (spice & tea, antique, plant stores). Service is fast, servers are friendly. This is a good place to wfh. My only qualm is outlets are hard to come by.

If Farmers Union isn't my #1 favorite coffee shop in Eugene, its definetly in my top 3. There are a…read morelot of coffee options in Eugene and this one is an easy best. Everyone is always is always so nice, and crafts their coffee well! I love that you can see the roaster and all the coffee bags and see exactly where your beans are coming from. The historic building itself is also gorgeous! Perfect place to get "coffee shop vibes."

Best People Watching and good Coffee…read more Sometimes you have to wait for a table to open up, but if you are by yourself most of the time people don't mind if you share their table with them. As long as you don't mind sitting with someone old, young, professional or homeless because there is a very diverse crowd of people here. This makes it a great place for people watching. Being right next to the bus station and part of the library there are always people coming and going, so you should never be bored. The service is good, the coffee is great (most of the time) and the atmosphere is fun.

This little cafe really makes you feel welcome when you visit the Eugene Public Library. The space…read moreis open, with lots of tables where you can sit and read or chat with friends. The coffee is good, the people are very friendly. What's not to like? ;)

Valley grinds is now Hatfield coffee co. Lots of changes to…read morethis place over the years. As far as the last few months it seems their hours vary & workers may or may not be there during "business hours" or open late etc. it seems to be more consistent lately. Hopefully that continues. Their menu for food changes a lot. We got biscuits and gravy and it's definitely just a can of gravy poured over some frozen biscuits- understandable but not top notch. Other owners used to make their food from scratch and have more options. The last 3 visits I've gone in the last month have all been lacking. From extremely slow service, to wrong drinks made, to using the wrong account, drinks being bitter, and being asked 4x what my drink is once another car rolls up on other side. Might help to write them down if it is too hard to remember. Then given wrong drink. I feel like it was really delicious and consistent tasting, but I have not been impressed lately. I'm not sure what's going on. We like this place since it's a small business and we always try to support the ever changing small business folk, but I'm hoping things are better next visit.

A great new little coffee cart that opened at the beginning of the year. This was formerly Sanctum…read moreExpress, but it was recently re-opened as Valley Grinds Coffee Company. We decided to stop by and check it out on a particularly cold and rainy Eugene day. The menu had a ton of interesting choices. I decided to try the brownie batter drink which was a delicious rich drink that tasted like a combination of hot chocolate and a latte. I was happy to see they had nonfat milk as many places in Eugene have gotten rid of that in favor of milk alternatives. My partner got the cinnabomb, a combination of cinnamon and white chocolate, in tasted just like a cinnamon roll. He got his with oat milk (they also offer coconut, almond, soy, and cashew). He also got his half sweet, which was plenty sweet for his preference. We also got a pup cup for our dog, it was one of the cutest ones I've seen. A little 2 oz cup of whip cream with a tiny little dog treat on top, he could barely contain his excitement. A great new addition to West Eugene!

Best coffee in town by far!! You can taste the high quality coffee, and each cup is made with…read moreCare:) staff is super sweet and always has a smile! Thank you for brightening my mornings

Great coffee stop with some fun and unique coffee flavours. We tried the eclair, the white…read morechocolate, the white chocolate hazelnut and they were all delicious. Would definitely come back!