Drinks were strong and cheap. Food was meh. Service was friendly. A fight broke out my first time…read moreat this place and someone pulled a gun. The place was then surrounded by cops. We just ignored it and kept drinking, ha!

Great place to eat, drink and watch the games. They have a great beer selection and really good bar…read morefood. This time the wife and I split a French dip with onion rings as an appetizer. We were stuffed and the sandwich was awesome.

5 Stars for CHEAP, STRONG drinks. $20.00 will get you 2005…read moreBLACK OUT DRUNK. But, it's not for the noodle armed Liberal Arts Major. This is a gritty local's hub, rough & tumble environment. Pool tables are free, but VERY greasy but still. There are NEGATIVE ZERO cute girls here. Pro Tip: Have fun and socialize, shoot pool across the street at Long Tom's Bar and after paying your tab you go across the street for the Blackout drunkeness.

WTF? This place is a tweaker bar with some funny old people in it. After talking my friend to give…read moreit a try, I sat down for lunch and got mad dogged by a fat disabled local 20 something who thought the bartender had his credit card until the dumb ass pulled it out of his pocket a half hour later. I wondered if it was a hidden video show because the locals seemed to be on it. The food was barely better than the local ambiance. This place really is not a restaurant. It is a good place to go get in a fight...or watch one. and if there was a hidden video, you never paid me my royalty.

What a vibe this sums Eugene up I feel like haha but honestly this was the best food I've ever…read morehad.... Ever. Not even lying service wasn't the best and the atmosphere is strange but they got VP , pool tables, and a claw machine? But the food 5/5 stars

As a bartender, the bartender wasn't a vibe. Nothing about his conversation with the other people…read moreat the bar created a sense of belonging. Hosting is an art. Pouring fluid into a glass and collecting payment is the whisper in the song of barkeep. I got what I asked for, so half stars.

Everyone has warmly welcomed me to Creswell and says interesting things about my chess board even…read morethough most of the bartenders pursue other hobbies. Other reviewers say things I disagree with about food and the backyard.

It's a fun place, Friday nights have karaoke and it's usually Poppin, it's definitely a dive bar…read moretype of place so don't expect the nicest establishment lol, they offer three pool tables a nice outback smoking area with heaters, slot machines, and my personal favorite a Dancefloor! good friends are usually to be made there. Bartenders are always pretty friendly, so long as you are too haha and happy to help you find something up your alley to drink, it can get pretty busy sometimes though so be patient and they'll get to you as soon as they can

Best Bloody Mary bar in town. Sundays 10-2 you get to add your own mix ( so many to choose from)…read morespice it up how you like, and the snacks are amazing. Almost too many to choose from.

Play Singo Bingo on Thursdays and Saturdays starting at 6!…read more No singing required and a lot of fun! Drinks are pre-Trump inflation prices! Whoop!!

Starlight Lounge: Where Eugene's Secret Broadway Rejects Serenade You (And It's Weirdly Good)…read more Gave the Starlight Lounge a whirl last Sunday for their karaoke night. Expectations were set somewhere between "drunken caterwauling" and "mildly painful nostalgia." Color me... surprised! Let's cut to the chase: the *talent* here. Eugene, who knew? Several performers weren't just "good for karaoke," they were legitimately, bafflingly excellent. Like, "should probably be charging admission or at least bothering Broadway agents" levels. One individual in particular possessed the kind of voice that makes you wonder why they're belting show tunes in a dimly lit Eugene bar on a Friday and not, you know, on a stage where people pay actual money. It was impressively non-awful. Actually, scratch that. It was great. Shockingly so. Drinks? Perfectly serviceable. Major points for the extensive non-alcoholic menu. They seemed genuinely willing to de-booze pretty much anything on request, which is handy if you're the designated listener to Eugene's hidden musical theatre gems. Staff were friendly enough, didn't seem phased by the slightly goth-adjacent vibe the place cultivates. Points for atmosphere. The singer's area wins for comfort - actual couches you can sink into while contemplating the life choices that led that phenomenal voice. The DJ deserves a medal. Actively prowling the darker corners of the bar, gently coercing the shy into public performance? Effective. Almost concerningly so. They offer food (didn't try it, smelled... present), and there are the obligatory video gambling machines for those who enjoy losing money slightly more efficiently. Now, the rating. 3+ stars.*** Why not higher? Look, it's a solid experience. Friendly, talented, comfortable, good drinks (alcoholic or not). But it's the Starlight Lounge, not the Met. Manage expectations. It's a pleasantly nice hidden gem, truly. Emphasis on gem but also on hidden and possibly on the faint scent of... well, I didn't try the women's restroom this time. That particular adventure, and its potential to swiftly terminate an evening "May or may" not determine if one needs to head home cause she's unable to use a disgusting toilet) is reserved for my next visit. A critical data point, one might say. Overall- Surprisingly excellent karaoke talent (seriously), good drinks (booze-free options aplenty), comfy vibe, proactive DJ. Minus points for existential questions raised by the talent pool's location and the looming bathroom inspection. **3+ stars. Good job, guys. Keep it up! P.S: it was ass FREE less the drinks etc... SCORE! 3 out of 5 = Good Job Helping hands; improve and attract more customers. 1. Partner with Downtown Hotels: Drop off flyers/promo cards at hotel concierge desk highlighting your surprisingly Broadway-level karaoke and extensive mocktail menu - perfect for tourists looking for unique, non-club nightlife. 2. Advertise Themed Nights in "The Weekly": Run simple, recurring ads or event listings for specific karaoke nights (e.g., "Showtune Sundays," "80s Power Hour") in Eugene's free weekly paper - targets locals planning their week. 3. Leverage Social Media Snippets: Post short video clips (even just 15-30 seconds!) of your best singers (with permission!) on Instagram/Facebook; yes even facebook. Showcase the talent & vibe - proof beats description. 4. Promote Mocktails Specifically: Add a dedicated "Zero Proof Stars" section to your drink menu/online & mention it explicitly in ads. Eugene's health-conscious crowd will notice. 5. Offer a "First-Timer" Perk: Give a small discount on a well drink or mocktail to anyone the DJ recruits to sing for the first time. Lowers the barrier, rewards participation. Good luck & I have faith you will continue to make wonderful cherished memories.

Hannah is a Queen Hannah rules her queendom very efficient…read more She has a kind heart and soul and went above and beyond to make me and my friend feel comfortable. I recommend everyone to come down here and see her.

Stopped by this cool funky bar over the weekend. Great libation list! There is a noodle truck in…read morethe back where you can order food and a Japanese restaurant next store which serves good dishes! Good vibe!!

We visited Eugene and discovered Crow & Cart in the Whiteaker neighborhood. It's a cozy,…read morehandcrafted bar with vibes and an electric cocktail menu. At night, from a distance, it was a shocker to see that this place was open and here. DRINKS: 7/10 SERVICE: 10/10 AMBIANCE: 10/10 What we ordered: Lemon & Ginger Mule Key Lime Rum Cocktail DRINKS: 7/10 The Lemon & Ginger Mule was fascinating and part of their Shrub specialty menu, which is a sweet-and-tart drinking vinegar made from fruit, sugar, and vinegar, created to preserve fruit. Definitely an acquired taste, but I loved the creativity behind it. The Key Lime Rum Cocktail was bright, refreshing, and perfectly balanced, with a tropical twist that was smooth and flavorful without being overly sweet. SERVICE: 10/10 The bartender serving us was friendly and knowledgeable. I appreciated how they explained some of the more unique cocktails and helped me pick something adventurous. She was a vibe for sure and seemed to be vibing with the other customers as well. AMBIANCE: 10/10 Crow & Cart nails that "handcrafted neighborhood bar" feel. The space is full of character with warm wood tones, plants, and personal touches everywhere. The vibe is cozy and welcoming, making it a perfect spot to relax. There is also outdoor seating. If you're in Eugene and want something beyond your average cocktail bar, you should give this place a try.

The tots are so hot that they burn and blister the roof of your mouth. I ate half my burger before…read moreI even got to my tots. When I told Linda about it she yelled at me and told me it's my fault for eating the tots. I've never complained about food or service but now it's a couple hours later and the roof of my mouth is peeling...

The staff at Delta couldn't be nicer. The restaurant has the best soup in town (made by Linda) and…read moreif you are on the video side, they serve as cheerleaders!!! It's my go to neighborhood bar