If your definition of lovely is fermented goods and community spaces, this is the place for you…read more This coffee shop checks all my boxes. They have a gorgeous outdoor patio that's big enough to pack my high school graduating class. Meals crafted with locally sourced ingredients. And the cutest merch that will make this biz impossible to forget. Their menu that will leave you wanting a round two, three, or four. Or just follow my footsteps and over-order. I couldn't decide on a single menu item so I ordered two. When in Springfield, amiright? My picks were the Oregon Toast with Jam, the Turkey Cheese Melt, and a Strawberry Shortcake Matcha Latte. A drool-worthy line-up. I also ordered a WA-made kombucha and hot sauce made from ingredients sourced on a OR farm. If supporting local businesses is your vibe, add Lovely to your list.

We had a really nice time here! Our iced lattes were flavorful but not overly sweet - I especially…read moreenjoyed my honey nut Cheerios latte, and my husband his vanilla latte. The outdoor area was probably the best part of Lovely. There were so many shaded tables, which made it a perfect place for us and our little one. We don't live in the area but we would probably be here once a week if we did!

What an unexpected experience in Springfield. This cafe provides, in the best sense, some…read morewonderful big city food and vibe. The homemade cinnamon roll was eye rollingly indulgent. The breakfast sandwiches are creative and packed with interesting ingredients. Best of all, Nami (sp?) was so helpful and genuine. Truly, an exceptional breakfast. A little expensive but worth it.

We were in town for a long weekend and some friends suggested we meet up at The Washburn on our…read morefirst day. We loved it so much, we came back on day 3. The Washburne Breakfast Sandwich with pork belly was divine. The coffees were tasty.

The West Centennial hut in Springfield is a blessing to this community! They are all so kind and…read morethe drinks are just right

I love Native!! I stop by every time I head to the beach…read moreThey are reasonably priced The baristas are always friendly Coffee is great! I am attaching a photo of their syrup choices they have for those that like to plan ahead They let you customize any kind of drink

This is a drive through / walk up shop. The service was friendly and helpful, the price was…read morereasonable. I enjoyed the iced mocha.

Have been wanting to go here for years and finally went last week. The women was nice and I asked…read moreabout one of their special fall drinks (the one with brown sugar and butterscotch syrup). I asked if the butterscotch syrup was vegan. The women looked at it for a sec and then confidently said yes, which I thought was odd because it appeared to be Torani and I know the ingredient list says stuff like "natural flavors" which means you would have to email the company to find out. Anyway, I decided to order the drink since the syrup was vegan and saw they had alternative milks (specific options weren't listed). I was never sure if this drink was supposed to have milk though and she didn't asked so I assumed it didn't. The drink was tasty, but then I stared to feel not great and had a stomach ache. This was very unusual for me since I have a strong stomach. I've been vegan 10y so it is very likely I am lactose intolerant. I thought back in my memory and did think I remembered the drink being a little white, but I thought since it was so obvious I was vegan that hopefully she used plant milk. I decided to contact themt to be saafe. Website link doesn't work, phone doesn't work.... so I sent them a message on Facebook. They opened it later that day and IGNORED me. I am very upset about this as that is horrible customer service and this could be a serious issue if I were allergic to dairy and they used cow milk. TL;DR: My main issues are: 1. Likely used cow milk when it was clear I was vegan. I am suspicious since she did not ask about plant milk preference. I felt sick after drinking it. 2. Ignored a message from a concerned customer who might be having a medical issue after consuming one of their products.

Had one of the best lattes here. The coffee had a nice roast taste to it. Not bitter and it was…read moresmooth. I also ordered a tea cake along with it but can't remember what exactly it was. All I remember is, it had maple frosting on it. It was really good I wanted to go back the next day and order another one. If anyone know what tea cake i'm talking about, let me know!

Saturday Market was the first time I ran into this bakery. I was most pleasantly discover they were…read moreactually a café, too. Service by Emma was attentive and friendly, with sage advice about options. Ordered the same honey challah bread from the weekend, but sliced and toasted with butter. $10/loaf Amazing butter. Decided to add salt and cracked pepper and then I discovered they had an awesome hot sauce. Added a few drops of that, too, and it is very good toast. Decided to pick up some additional mini challah loaves $6 to freeze and take back for family's Christmas. Also ordered the maple syrup winter squash cinnamon roll $8. It was heated and delicious. Could not leave without trying the chocolate chip cookies just $2. I was persuaded by MR two are better than one and now I have one for the road. For a drink decided to try one of the J-Teas they serve. Just guess which one.

I love Cafe Mam! My family and a few family friends ship up to Seattle. I love the Mocho but my…read morefamily goes darker roast. Lots of variety!

Great coffee, great people! Smooth, lovely taste, no…read morejitters...Strong yet, just right...

Apparently doesn't exist anymore? We're on vacation and drove over here and it's nowhere to be…read morefound. I think they changed it to Native coffee or something. Sucks. We wanted Cool Beanz :/ Update: we tried Native and it's good - fast, the employees were friendly, and the speciality coffees were tasty. I would just love the yelp page to be updated ;)

Short: Super Friendly, quick, and great variety of flavors. Support this local coffee stand!…read moreVisited week of Dec 10th 2022. I walked up and was instantly greeted by both employees at the stand. The menu is right next to the window. The Drink & Food: I ordered a 10oz Steamer [Kid's menu]. A steamer is basically hot milk with flavored syrup. Cool Beanz has an amazingly long list of flavored syrups; you can mix them up! An employee said, "the limit is only your imagination." I recommend coming if you want to be creative with your drinks and be out of the box, they would totally cater to it! I chose hazelnut and toasted vanilla. The barista accidentally poured too much syrup and asked if I wanted it to be extra sweet. Along if I wanted it to be a kid's temperature. I said yes to both, and he obliged. I bought a chocolate jumbo muffin too. It is a basic one from Costco. The Price: The 10oz steamer was $2. The jumbo muffin was $1.50 (pretty sure cheaper than the Dari-mart across the street; same Costco muffins). I think the menu prices are affordable compared to Dutch and Starbucks. Maybe only a few drinks actually reached $5 in price. Extra: They do have coffee specials. They have dog treats! Also, they do fill refillable cups. (I couldn't see the price menu for that too well. But it was about $0.50 off the coffee size on the menu - nice discount and saving the planet!) Overall, if you want some change in your daily coffee, definitely stop by Cool Beanz. Plus, they are local, so you're helping out the community!

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.