This was a pit stop on our way home. Cute little diner but busy. Food was pretty good. I had the…read morepatty melt with cowboy candy -highly recommend! Hubby has brisket sandwich. Will definitely stop here again!

Cute quaint little restaurant in drain Oregon. The service was fantastic. Our waitress always had a…read moresmile was very helpful and very knowledgeable in the menu. I tried the turkey croissant sandwich. There was more to it than what I had anticipated. Large portions with sweet potato fries, which were absolutely delicious. Girlfriend had them Montecristo. Their second time of having it so she obviously enjoyed it very much. The ambience is cute. It seems like all the individuals coming in really like their chocolate desserts. Give them a try and support your small and local business. They are the backbone of our community.

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

For delivery, my favorite breakfast burrito in town. I don't know the owners, but I'd say thanks…read morefor your perfect food. Each dish makes me happy. Will it blow you away? No. Is it best in Eugene? Probably.

Excellent chai latte, matcha & coffee in a spacious historic building, conveniently located in…read moredowntown Eugene. A favorite neighborhood gathering place; you will keep coming back after giving Theo's a try!

Welcoming space with wonderful murals. Community oriented, friendly, efficient service . Tasty…read morebaked goods and delicious coffee.

I went here for breakfast with a friend yesterday and it was fantastic! We sat down immediately and…read moreour waitress came over a minute later. She brought us the menus and some water. We took our time with the menu as there were so many delicious-looking options. We ended up splitting two dishes so we could both have some variety. We did the French toast with a berry compote and ricotta topping and the veggie omelette with hash browns and toast. Every single thing was so good! The eggs were cooked well, the hash browns were crispy, and the French toast was perfectly made. The ricotta and berry compote was also fantastic. We were absolutely stuffed and could not be happier. The bill was also much lower than we expected, so the food is pretty affordable compared to other diners in town. I think they moved into this space recently as I remember another restaurant being here before. That restaurant was much more territorial with their parking spots and had signs everywhere telling people not to park there if they weren't customers, but those signs are gone now which is nice. Everyone here was super friendly and lovely. I love the mission of this restaurant and will definitely be back to continue supporting them in the future!

This was our third visit, and unfortunately every single time our order has been wrong. We tried to…read moregive this place multiple chances because the food itself has potential, but today was the final straw. My eggs were undercooked, and a very simple request, just adding cheese and salsa to scrambled eggs, still wasn't done correctly. The dish honestly came out inedible. What's most frustrating is the lack of communication and consistency. I really wanted to love and recommend this place, but after three disappointing experiences, I'd rather pay more somewhere else and actually receive what I ordered with decent service. To make matters worse, both my husband and I have had stomach issues all day after eating here. Very disappointing experience overall.

Stopped in Eugene on our drive to Portland. It was very busy on a Sunday morning. But our wait was…read morenot that bad. I got a two egg breakfast and my gf got a omelette. The service was top tier, everyone was super nice. Our food was good but nothing too spectacular.

First, the good news: Both the atmosphere and service were fine. Next, the not-so-good: my…read morebreakfast items ranged in quality from terrible all the way up to "nondescript." The latter applies to poached eggs and pancakes. Pancakes were fluffy, but flavorless. The distinctive buttermilk taste was missing and the accompanying syrup was fake. The biggest loser was corned beef hash, which, if you're seeking hypertension, would be an excellent choice. I should probably lay off salt for a couple of days. At least the portion was small. Hindsight would suggest that I douse the hash with the syrup to neutralize the adverse effects of each. Or, maybe that wouldn't work. I will not be back. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else.

The cinnamon rolls are incredibly delicious, I think about them quite often, they serve a chai…read morelatte that has also proven very flavorful. The employees are very friendly, and understand basic customer service. It's a pretty sweet little place and I especially like the pictures/paintings on the walls.

The friendliest and tastiest cafe in South Eugene. Fab breakfast sandwiches and an always wonderful…read morechanging dinner menu. Be there or be square.

Petition is a cute coffee shop in the downtown area of Eugene, Oregon. It's super cozy inside and…read moreyoure immediately greeted with a chill vibe going in. People are sitting on couches and some others are doing work. They have an assortment of coffee drinks and the barista was friendly. I ordered a hot chocolate and it was a bit expensive in my opinion and it wasn't super chocolatey so I feel like it was just okay. BUT I would go again to try other drinks if I'm in the area.

Cute place with a really cozy atmosphere. First time visitor to this place, roughly 9:40a on a…read moreSaturday. Not overly crowded, but still bustling. I love the decor, the rugs on the wall are great. Are they selling them? Not sure, but they were very luxurious and exotic feeling. My friend and I didn't have to wait in line and both ordered a tea to go - mine a mango black tea, and hers a rooibos tea. $4.75 each, and we added a $1 tip. Even though the teas were to go, we managed to snag an open couch in to the left of where orders are taken. For two people, it felt somewhat private and out of the way - perfect for us to chat. You order the drinks, and then go to the far end to wait for them to be made and presented. The wait was less than 5 minutes. The draw back to this visit was the temperature of the tea. Both my friend and I love piping hot drinks, and usually have poor experiences with drinks being lukewarm which is awful. However, this tea was scalding hot. We are both tea drinkers, and boiling water straight off the stove cools down faster than these teas did. It was a minimum of 10 minutes before we tried to take a sip, and I still burnt my tongue, they were still that hot. It just made it much less enjoyable to sit in the space, chatting, with scalding teas that were too hot to enjoy after a normal amount of time. Steeping time is 4 minutes, which is standard. Normally, at about 5-6 minutes you're ready to drink, even if you're blowing on it a little. This was a 10+ minute wait for the drinks to cool down, just to end up burning my tongue anyways. And I repeat, we are not shrinking violets - we like hot teas, there was something super wrong with the temperature of these. Overall, I would go back, but next time, I'm going to say something if the tea comes out that hot again. I'm hoping this was a fluke.

This is a great little restaurant with a cool atmosphere, local art, and delicious food. Everything…read moreI have ever eaten here has been very good. Burgers and fries great, grilled cheese sandwiches great, pasta dishes very good, salmon dish wonderful, even the salads are very good! Always stop by when you are in town. Plus they sell Sweet Cheeks Resiling which is excellent too! Buy a glass! Or bottle. I Highly recommend this restaurant.

We rode our bikes with our friends into Cottage Grove from Baker Bay Campground at Dorena Lake…read more Great ride! Our friend Dan chose Jack Sprat's. We sat outside at a sidewalk table. The menu has pretty good variety. I ordered the Stuffed Poblano. The description looked like it was missing something so I ordered cheese to go on it. Flavor-wise it was ok. The chicken wasn't seasoned very well. There was a huge amount of sweet potato cubes with it. I like sweet potatoes but it was just too much and overpowered the dish. The temperature of my food wasn't hot but just warm...was it sitting around on the pass too long? I didn't like that but I didn't go to the trouble of sending it back. My husband got the Beans and Rice with the chicken breast on top, like what came on mine. He liked his well enough. Our other friend is a wanna-be-healthy guy and a vegetarian so he got Trust Your Gut. It had avacado, sauerkraut, tempeh, and...I don't know what else. You can scrutinize the picture if you want. He liked his. But since I'm the one giving the star rating, I'm giving it a 3. If we are ever in Cottage Grove again I want to try somewhere else.