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    Brail's Restaurant

    3.8 (377 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Eric P.

    Unapologetic old school diner food at its best. If you ever have the chance to spend a morning in Eugene, you must, must, must come and have a great breakfast at Brazil's. The entire staff no matter the day is always helpful and quick but not overly hawking over you either. The eclectic interior and not adds to the mystique of this place. You can either sit table side or you can pony right up the bar if you're on your own and have a meal reminiscent of your 50's diner.

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    Jus E.

    We arrived here at 1:20pm and they were closing at 2pm! I am so glad that they still took us in and gave us time to order and settle! The service was great! Our waiter was very friendly and attentive! The ambiance was nice it really felt like a diner! The food was Delicious! Everything we have ordered were amazing!!! I recommend this restaurant to people who will pass by Eugene as this has been open since 1948!!!

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    Allison P.

    My partner and I went here for breakfast this morning. It had been on my list to try for a while so we finally stopped in. We arrived around 10am and were seated immediately. The place is much bigger than it looks from the outside! It wasn't too busy, only one other group was in our dining room when we arrived and it filled up shortly after. The server came to us pretty quickly and took our drink orders. We both got a hot chocolate, which arrived within minutes. It was clearly Swiss Miss but the whipped cream was really good. Our food came about 10 minutes later. I got the big breakfast with scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage links, and white toast. My partner got the French toast sampler with bacon and fruit. Everything was pretty good! The hash browns were perfectly crispy and the eggs were cooked perfectly. My dish was the perfect size for how hungry I was. My partner's French toast was also really good. Our server was very nice and attentive. He was checking on us and his other tables frequently and was not pushy at all when he dropped the bill. Overall this is a great diner and I'm glad we stopped in. We will definitely be back!

    Harley M.

    This place is a classic brunch spot in Eugene. The portions are ginormous, menu is huge, and the service is quick. I got a Monte Cristo with onion rings, and everything came out fresh. The sandwich was yummy and came with lots of meat. The side portion of onion rings were very generous. This place is great for groups of friends, family, etc. Other people in my group got a burger, omelette, sandwiches, eggs Benedict, and everyone was happy with their food. Easy parking!

    Salted Caramel Latte
    Kirsten R.

    Walking in to Brails at 9am on a Wednesday we were promptly sat and provided beverages. Our food order took a bit but we didn't mind waiting. Everything was delicious and as ordered.

    Side of biscuits and gravy
    Joy R.

    A good old country breakfast! We are in town for the Oregon relays and had coffee at Dutchbros and the barista recommended this spot. We love recommendations from locals and he chose great coffees for me so why not. He didn't steer us wrong. This really unassuming spot had the best, filling breakfast. Angie, our server, could not have been more kind or attentive. She was nice enough to move us to a larger table because we convinced some other track parents to join us. I started with the Cranberry mimosa and it was served in the cutest glass, like something my grandmother probably had. I chose to Build my own omelette with cheddar, sausage and spinach. I was shocked that a side choice was biscuits and gravy. Everything arrived quickly and was seasoned well. Definitely try this spot out and ask for Angie.

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    Kate J.

    Visited Brails the morning after a game and the wait was pretty quick! We were able to get warm coffee and tea while we waited which was quite the bonus because it was chilly outside. The food is absolutely amazing- the breakfast sandwich, veggie burrito, chocolate chip pancakes and biscuits and gravy were all hot, appropriate portions and delicious.

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    Mike K.

    Maybe the best place in Eugene for breakfast. Very friendly snd helpful staff, and the place is oddly bigger on the inside. Like a Tardis. Food was great snd hot.

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    Mister T.

    Service was excellent, good cup of coffee, and I got the Riley's special - omg, loved it. Had a side order of onion rings - delicious

    Gary D.

    Service was slow. Person at counter was on break so I sat for a while with no service. Finally was able to order. Had hangover special. Hash browns were under cooked. Biscuits and gravy, the biscuits were dried out and tough and chewy leather like texture. With nowhere near enough gravy even if they had been fresh. Not nearly as good as other visits.

    Corner beef hash and chicken and waffle
    Julia D.

    I'm sorry Brail's. I'm aware you're a Eugene establishment and you get tons of food for the price you pay, but the food quality is so cheap and greasy that it gave me an insane stomach ache for the rest of the day. The grits tasted like tap water. Not my kind of restaurant.

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    2 years ago

    Not a bad place to eat but for the prices rising everywhere and the increase in expected tips, I want my food to be hot. It was not.

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    Delish eggs Benedict. Can't wait to try more of the menu items! Great service and coffee too!

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    2 years ago

    Best breakfast in the entire city. Joy will be missed. Love the eggs bene. This is a must and a Eugene staple.

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    Love Brails. Fast and friendly service. Not fancy. Solid food, just wish there were some healthy options too

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    Great breakfast. They were very busy but we sat at the counter right away. Fast service.

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    3 years ago

    Only negative is sometimes semi-slow service due to being packed, Although that should only go to show how good their food is.

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    Food is great and the service it's was nice thank you all person in the kitchen I love it

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