I returned to Cioppino House this summer; I plan on visiting every summer during my trips to…read moreOregon. The owner, Summer, and server, Jada, were personable as always. I had the beef tenderloin. The cut had no fat on it and was one of the better steaks I've had. I also had a side of scallops; they were prepared in a sauce and topped with nuts or something. The black rice was tasty. They were delicious. I like the way Summer and her servers pay attention to details, such as not holding your glass at the top while pouring liquids. The prices were reasonable. I heartily recommend Cioppino House.

This restaurant was the best hands down yummy delicious meal.. great service... pleasant atmosphere…read morejust overall amazing 20 gold stars

Everything was fresh and wonderful and we loved everything we ordered, especially the…read morebouillabaisse. It was phenomenal! As was the frutti di mare. Price was reasonable for what for what we got and I would definitely recommend. And the atmosphere is so awesome! Our waitress was attentive without being intrusive and super friendly. 2 thumbs up. We will definitely be back.

On a lark, we ended up at Big Fish Cafe today as our original plans dissolved. Great food, great…read moreservice and great drinks. Such an unexpected treat. And now we have a new favorite in Reedsport. We will return and make Big Fish our first priority.

Wouldn't have stopped by if it weren't for the very direct title of the restaurant lol, glad I did…read moretho. Got the happy hour combo 2, tasted delicious and perfect amount of food for one person. Our waiter, Paris, was a breath of fresh air from many past waiters and checked on how we were doing regularly. Tasted great and will return!

The quality of this place has gone down since the last time I came in. I originally loved their…read moresauce but they no longer make it good. It's just a thick goopy red paste with no flavor, no garlic, no oil. The crab was hollow with thin chewy meat stuck to its shells, tons of tiny crawfish with practically no meat. Disappointing.

Food was great service was excellent. Place was packed and they got us in within 15 mins and food…read moredidn't take long to arrive either.

Excellent, delicious food with unique flavors and fresh ingredients…read more Restaurant can get busy and the wait can be long but it's well worth the wait. Do not hesitate to go to this place.

This was hands down one of the best dining experiences I've had--period…read more We went to Dueling Spoons for my birthday, and from start to finish everything was spot on. The food was incredible--like the kind where you take a bite and just stop for a second because it's that good. You can tell there's real skill and intention behind every dish. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and comfortable without feeling overdone or pretentious. It felt like the kind of place you actually want to sit, relax, and actually enjoy your time. Chef Billy was a highlight--super personable, easy to talk to, and clearly passionate about what he does. That personal touch made the whole experience even better. And honestly, this place set the bar so high that when we went to another restaurant the following week and paid more for our meal, it didn't even come close. We literally left wishing we had just gone back here instead. That says everything. If you're considering trying Dueling Spoons--do it. This place is something special, and I'll absolutely be back.

We have the equivalent of a high rated Michein Star restaurant/ market, near Eugene: Dueling…read moreSpoons, out in Fall Creek They only do 40 dinner services per night. And you only get to do it by sort of an invitation. You request nice, and maybe they will have you as their guest. Some say its an anti-restaurant. I would agree. But they do have to limit it to 40 people, parking is an issue. Yet the family are not your servants for this meal. You are Their Guests. And this flips the old dynamic. I had steaks the first few times, which were cooked to perfection, this time I tried the fish pot pie. OH GOD! was it good. Wife had the Shrimp Wellington,... looked at me after first bite and said, "This is Fantastic." And we have traveled the world. Eaten all over the world, and this little local place, exceeds most other places.

The fried shrimp tacos with mean green sauce were FANTASTIC!!! Tortillas were soft and hot. Shrimp…read morewas fresh. Wish I lived in Eugene!

Visiting with the family from the San Francisco Bay Area and this is the first stop in Eugene…read more Fairly standard fish market/restaurant look. Employees were working hard preparing the fish and food. The menu is actually pretty extensive, and it was starting to get busy as we arrived right before lunch. We all decided to get the fish tacos and clam chowder. The chowder was thick and satisfying, though not the best I've ever had. The halibut tacos were great though, had a nice garlicy sauce on them and some fresh slaw/veg. I liked the bar that had dispensers for different sauces, what a great idea. The employees were pleasant and helpful. I would definitely come back to try something different. The halibut fish & chips sounded/looked good as well.

So we go The Barn a few times, because the Kracked Crab is a place where my partner can be…read moreguaranteed a gluten free dinner without any risk to her safety. I, myself, am not a seafood eater and so this is a third-hand account of the food here. My partner goes all out and gets a massive plate of food. I believe her go to dish is the "When Larry Met Shrimpy," which comes with lobster and shrimp, in a sea of potatoes, corn, and sausage. She always gets so happy when she starts eating, and I love watching her enjoy herself. Every single time she eats here, she is always happy and always satisfied. When I look at what she gets, it's just a massive amount of food. She's a small person, but she really rips through the entire thing. Often times she moans about how she can't finish what's left, but almost invariably she does. I know she enjoys the whole thing...sausage and potatoes aren't just filler for her, they're an integral part of the boil. Recently, our son (10 y/o) has decided he wants to explore the seafood world. He's been somewhat denied, as I dislike seafood myself. Now my partner is gladly willing to have him try new things, as she'll finish it herself if it's gluten free. The first time we came here, he got a simple lobster tail by itself. He enjoyed it, but said that he didn't like the garlic-parmesan sauce that came with it. He still ate most of the whole thing. The last time he went with my partner, he got a "Larry," a boil with a single lobster tail. This time he went with the honey garlic sauce, which he said he enjoyed a lot more. He didn't eat all of the lobster, but my partner thinks that's because he's still figuring out what parts he likes to eat, and how to eat it. (This is one reason I dislike seafood; there seems to be particular ways you have to eat stuff and part of it you don't eat, but suck on? I don't know. I'll stick with burgers). He did hoover up all the potatoes though. He wasn't a fan of the sausage, but we seem to think it's just because he's somewhat unfamiliar with a bratwurst style of sausage. I think. My observations as a third party observer: The prices seem high to me. However, my partner tells me the quality is excellent and, by god, you do get a lot of food. Also, this cart takes longer to prepare the food than some of the other carts. I almost always get my food before she does, and by mutual agreement, we all eat as soon as our stuff is ready. This leaves her watching me eat to start, and then me watching her eat to finish. It's okay, just something to be aware of. I'd much prefer that the food be cooked to order, versus just hanging around in a pot all day to be ladled up when asked for and served rewarmed and overdone. All in all, I love that this cart is here, and my partner truly enjoys the food. It's also opening up a new world of food for my children and I can definitely appreciate that.

If you want to spend your hard earned money on mediocre tasting potatoes this is the place for you,…read morebut if you want to have the crab don't waste your money, I got a tablespoon worth of crab (at best) I would be embarrassed as a business owner to be presenting the size of crab that they offer in their meals, I've never seen a crab leg that small! Perhaps this was a one off moment but the staff need to not serve something that is not worth someone's hard earned money, you can do better Kracked Crab!

Great casual seafood eatery in Eugene. Inside seating is…read morelimited but it was such a nice day and we enjoyed our lunch outside. The guy who took our order was friendly, answered all our questions and helped us. Eveything on the menu was enticing but I tried scallops. I think their prices are fair. I am happy with the amount of scallop they served, and they were all delicious. Food was ready in less than 10 minutes.

Yes, there are excellent fresh sea food restaurants in Eugene. Not fancy by any means but…read moreeverything on the Newman's menu is fabulous, plentiful and reasonably priced. The fish and chips are as great as anywhere on the planet. I absolutely love the grilled salmon. And their coleslaw can't be beat. Maybe not fancy but totally fulfilling.

Clearwater restaurant came highly recommended and now I know why!…read more With beautiful view of the pier and sea and fishing and tour boats passing by, but most of all the sea lions located just in-front of the restaurant. Besides the view the food is exceptionally fresh and delicious, I ordered the New Seafood platter so I could try a lot of different items on the menu. The chilled Dungeness crab was very good and tasty. No need to add anything! The fresh shucked oysters were tasty and fresh and clean. The crab dip was exceptionally good with chucks of crab meat to eat with the fried won ton chips & crackers. The ceviche was okay and also the spicy shrimp salad. The clam chowder was very good and flavorful and it was okay on the thicker side, came out nice and hot not warm. My wife had the Halibut & garlic fries which the French fries were very tasty and crispy and the halibut was great with a lightly breaded batter. Service was great and waiter was friendly Restroom they have 1 on the 1st floor and another one on the 2nd floor to be shared by both men & women. Restroom was clean only thing with the amount of customers they can accommodate you most likely have to wait to use the restroom. Entrance is about 4 steps to enter with hand rail on one side, did not see a wheelchair accessible ramp. Pets are allowed. We saw couple of retrievers seating outside with their owners.

3 of us undertook a Chowder Crawl through Newport area, looking for the best clam chowder. this was…read more1 of our stops. note: i don't normally rate prices but it's included here for data. clearwater is a waterfront fine dining place. their clam chowder has great texture and sufficient clams but needs more potato. this is a no nonsense, classic white clam chowder. cost $12 for a bowl. we gave it B+

Pros-Cute lil cafe. Prices were really Affordable. Food was…read moregood, large portions. Staff was friendly. Cons- food took Almost an hour to come out after we ordered. We arrived when most all patrons were seated & eating so from our viewpoint there wasn't a lot of orders that needed to be made. The lemons were left uncovered & several flies in the restaurant. Water is from the tap, not the filtered thru the soda machine. No one came to check if I needed a warm up on my Coffee. No flavored creamer, only Half & half. Fruit cup had rotten pineapple in the cup. All in all prob would never stop back in when in the area. Was hoping this would be a great review but honestly unless you have an hour to lose then go ahead & chance it. This stop put Us almost 2 hours behind.

It was my first time coming into sunrise since I was a kid, and it was amazing, I went with a…read morecouple friends just to catch up and get some brunch, the food was really good, the GIANT hot coco is no joke and our server was really nice. I would 100% go again and take others there in the future. It's also kind of nice having a small and cute little cafe in town to go to, it's really cute inside.