Very cute little shop with really nice people and delicious treats. We got a couple cookies and a…read morefew chocolate bars and everything was very yummy

Delicious homemade chocolate candy and wonderful owners who focus on the customer. Most of the…read moreitems are made on site. Some of the items are made elsewhere out of quality chocolate and are also delicious.

There's so many photos of this place, you get the idea…read more A great addition to the neighborhood, and a destination if not close. Their wine bar is fantastic, and good-priced, and it was fun to watch the last of the World Cup here today. If you're looking for something special or hard to find, this is the place, much like the old Pastaworks was on Hawthorne. They really shine on their produce, pasta and fresh meats here, and there's always something new, but I love that you can count on the bakery for your focaccia and other fresh breads. Cheese case is like Rue Cler, Paris--so much selection and they will tell you about each one of them. Don't be afraid to just ask a lot of questions. I wish that they did some little items in the bakery, one of my fondest memories from childhood was going to Pastaworks with my dad and getting a breadstick, probably eating it before we even paid (we did), as we strolled around, and where's the peanut sauce for pasta, another favorite of the old days, yup, I'm old. Can't say enough good things about this place, it can add up though as others have mentioned, but, if you keep to a list or just slow the roll on the impulse buy, it's actually reasonable and you know you're getting what you're paying for. I've never regretted a purchase here or thought it unfair. I mean, it says Fine Foods right there in the name...:) Thank you for the amazing ingredients for dinner tonight, cheers!

Incredible little grocer that has a huge wine selection, cute gift area, tons d European dry goods,…read morefresh produce, fresh bakery and a incredible ready food deli area. You can spend hours in this store looking through the store, prepping dinners or gift shopping! Worth the stop to check it out.

There is definitely a variety of chocolates, bitters, and salt here. Honestly I wasn't aware of the…read moreall the variety of salt. Overall a cool store to check out for a foodie. There were so many things to try and a lot of gourmet treats. The Mississippi district can be a parking challenge so look for parking on the side streets. Also plenty of things to do around here to include shopping, eating and drinking

For the foodie in your life, or for yourself, you can definitely find some treasures! While the…read moreshop focuses on salt, chocolate, bitters and flowers, there are so many varieties of each, that you can wander and marvel, making decisions a bit challenging! The wall of chocolate contains bars from all over the world, and a section with local chocolates. Half the wall contains plain chocolate ranging from milk to the darkest dark. The other side does the same, but with mix ins. And not just the typical almonds or sea salt, be adventurous and try the dark with dried berries or the honey lavender. The bars are pricey, about $11 for 2 oz, but worth it for a decadent treat that you savor slowly, say with a glass of red. Lots of bitters to make craft cocktails and spritzers. Also some syrups - I love the cardamom. And so many salts!!! I've ought a jar of fine finishing flakes that really take a simple dish or baked good to the next level! The truffle salt, while displayed as a topping for popcorn, is even better sprinkled on triple cream Brie. As you enter, there is a table filled with dozens of vases, each containing various stems of flowers for purchase. Love that you can mix and match to make your own bouquet. Small footprint, but mighty. Will be back before the holidays to buy hostess gifts and stocking stuffers.

Very good soft serve. I was happy…read more Nice luxurious, creamy taste and texture. Chocolate ganache had a nice intensity to it, sorta dark, a little salty. Perhaps could have used a bit more of it. And for $4, great deal. Sandwich was pretty good but not something I'd go out of my way for. The brie was mild. Marionberry jam was ok. Nice mix of sweet and tart. Decent bread.

I went to this place two days in a row to try more sundaes has a bit of a line but it goes pretty…read morequickly. The cheese and crack sundae has toasted marshmallow, chocolate, and cinnamon cracker crumbs. Omg the cinnamon crumbs are so good, that with the ice cream was really yummy (I'm a simple girl what can I say). The chocolate hardened into a chocolate shell and it was kind of only on the bottom of the cup so that was a little disappointing. The toasted marshmallow didn't add much, but maybe I'm biased bc I don't rlly care for toasted marshmallow ‍ Overall, the entire sundae is mainly a ton of vanilla ice cream. It's a big portion that I shared with someone else. Second time I went, I got the banana pudding sundae which was soooo good. I shared this with my friend and it was plenty. They give a good amount of banana pudding and you can tell it's quality. I saw bananas, the bread/wafer part, and it pairs nicely with the ice cream. Prob my favorite thing from this place. My other friend got the pbo which was also good. They layer oreo and peanut butter pudding so you get it all throughout the sundae which is nice. She also got an everything cookie which has literally everything in it. It was texturally interesting and not too sweet! Overall, good flavors and quality ice cream. The portions are a bit big and I wish they had half or even quarter sizes since these came in huge cups. At a certain point, the vanilla ice cream becomes flavorless bc there's so much of it but the sundaes were still pretty good!

They travel door to door. High pressure. OVER PRICED…read more The best meat shop in Eugene is $2.00 less a pound. Targets older people. I was a fool to fall for this. It will take me over 9 hours to pay for this. Believe me it won't happen again.

Went there 10/14 to purchase oxtails. Went to the back where is processed (cut) when the man up…read morefront asked me what I wanted. I told him I would like oxtails. He asked if I wanted the small or large. I told him I like the small and medium ones. While there was no one in that area at the time, the guy said something in Spanish and another man came passed me, went into their freezer area and returned with a pack of frozen meat. At this time, I noticed the prep area or whatever you call it, had 2 different spots that concerned me. One was a puddle of watery blood and the other was just bloody. As the man began to open the package, I told him he should wipe down and sanitize that area before cutting my meat. He apparently didn't understand English so motioned in a wiping type way. I did and said this at least 4 times. All of a sudden the young female that was working the cash register up front came to the back and got very indignant with me telling me to move away from the open area, to in front of the display case. I kept asking her to tell the man to wipe down and sanitize the area before cutting my meat. Her reply continued to be, "You need to wait over there and let him do his job". I told her repeatedly that that was a health issue but to no avail did she cooperate. Her customer service skills were extremely rude and argumentative. Finally, when the other man came from up front, he told the guy to wipe it down. At this time, the guy cutting the meat grabbed a towel off of a rack and wipe down just the watery bloody part. Didn't even wet it or use any type of sanitization. After cutting my meat, and I headed to the front to purchase it, the young female continued with her condescending and rude attitude. Little does she know I happen to work for the health department and will be reporting this incident. I'm an older woman with health issues and do not want to get salmonella poisoning due to their negligence.

Susy's Carniceria has been my place to go get fresh meat and made from scratch adobo. They also…read morehave friendly staff members that are willing to look what you are looking for. It's a small family owned business. Always going to give it 5 stars

Taylor Street Kitchen is a lovely little cafe. I'm so happy that they're available for lunch after…read moreDaily Feast closes and they're an excellent extension of the business. Everyone who works there is very friendly and helpful. The food is of great quality and very good portions, and they also carry the best chai in downtown Portland! Highly recommend!

Needed a place to grab lunch downtown and wanted something healthy. This place was perfect…read more Delicious salads and sandwiches and sides. We loved the super green salad. Had a really yummy miso sesame dressing. Prosciutto sandwich was great too. Both were 18$ but they give a large portion. My mom liked the cookie she got. If you're looking for something quick this place is good because everything is premade. Employees are very nice. Ambiance is good too lots of seating. Would definitely come back here.

So this was an incredible experience! Build your own chocolate. Everything was fun to sample while…read morelistening to the lecture about their sourcing, and process. In depth information. Super fun to walk around after and explore everything. You get a photo opportunity as well. They also had a raffle to enter into!! The chocolatier employees are incredible and truly so kind and helpful. The ambiance is super nice as well - you walk in and smell the delicious chocolates. Worth every penny! Thank you Creo for making my friends birthday so wonderful. I appreciate your guys' excellent service considering our late attendance.

A small group of young adults with their moms attended this Creo chocolate tour. We all had a…read morewonderful time! It was a wonderful blend of learning, tasting and creating. It was very interesting to learn about how they started the company, from where and how they source and receive their chocolate, and what they do to make it as smooth and creamy and delicious as it is. And it is the smoothest and the creamiest chocolate I've ever had! The tour was quite generous in their tasting portion with so many flavors and textures to experience! The samples were small, but honestly it was a good thing. By the end, I had a hard time eating more, not because I didn't want to, but because my sweet tolerance had been met. Still, it was a true pleasure! Everybody had fun creating their own chocolate bar. We got to choose from dark, milk or white chocolate, then add toppings and flavors from many options. After the tour experience, you can choose to visit their gift shop. You don't need more chocolate, but you'll want someone! My favorites were the spicy chocolate bar and the sesame seed toffee bark. The salted caramel was amazing too! Go and enjoy!

The name says it all. Rick's Wild Mushrooms is a popular stand at the Saturday Farmers Market at…read morePSU, known for its impressively wide variety of hard-to-find wild mushrooms and greens. He also runs a stand at the farmers market up in Vancouver. Depending on the season, Rick's offers shitakes, portobellos, hedgehogs, morels (both blond and black), along with king boletes, chanterelles (both blue and yellow), matsutakes, lobster mushrooms, beech mushrooms, cauliflower mushrooms, maitakes, pig's ears, lion's manes, goat's beards, and king trumpets. The wild greens available at his stand include fiddlehead ferns, wild spring onions, stinging nettles, and miners lettuce. We've tried a few different types of mushrooms at his suggestion and have not been disappointed. Looking forward to what he has to sell this coming fall.