Heard great things, had to give it a try. Quite pleased with our experience. We're not a GF family…read moreand I went wondering if it'd taste any different. The menu is broad enough that there's plenty to pick from. We were there for dinner. The food was delicious! Mom had the grilled cheese with sweet potato fries (they were even good as cold leftovers!!). The sandwich comes with a combo of 3 melted cheeses. Dad had the honey glazed chicken. Also really good. Hubby had the 2-meat BBQ plate with pulled pork and 1/2 rack of ribs. He really liked his ribs. He was pleased with the baked beans, too. And I got the steak salad. Delicious! When trying a new place, I always go for that and I was not disappointed one bit! I tried both the baker's roll (rosemary and sage today) and the heart attack roll. Neither made me think I was eating GF. As first-timers, we were given free chocolate chip cookies. The centers were soft and moist with crisp edges. I do like a ymmy sweet to finish off the meal. It's really nice to have a GF restaurant where the family can all go and find something without compromising selection or taste. We'll certainly be back!!

The moment we walked in the door at Eats & Treats, we got a friendly greeting and a smile. As we…read morewere walking to the table, they asked if it was our first visit (it was), as that meant complimentary chocolate chip cookies! The large menu can seem a bit overwhelming, but once you figure out how the BBQ plates work, it's easy to order one of their standard dishes, or customize your own combo. I ended up going with the "Single Plate", with an additional side. I got pulled pork with Carolina BBQ sauce, mac n' cheese, a baker's roll (varies from day to day), and added sweet potato waffle fries. Everything was delicious. The pulled pork was a little more "wet" than I'm used to, but it was smoky and flavorful, especially with the BBQ sauce. The roll was almost muffin-like, with rosemary seasoning mixed into the batter, which I quite enjoyed. The mac n' cheese definitely has a cheesy texture, with a caramelized top, but the flavors weren't as sharp as I like -- still very good, especially after I accidentally spilled some of that Carolina BBQ sauce on top of it. My food gets all mixed together on a BBQ plate, anyway; so why not? LOL The sweet potato waffle fries get their own section, because they were that good. The coating was crispy and well seasoned, with a slight kick -- they were amazing. I would probably ask for ketchup to dip them in next time, but since they had brought me extra BBQ sauce (without my asking), I just used that... or ate them without any dipping sauce. Our server was amazing throughout our lunch. She was always friendly and informative, and really helped make for a great experience. She remembered our cookies at the end (we got them to go), and didn't miss a beat when we decided to order from their dessert case last minute. Since it was "pi day", they had lots of pie related options -- all small servings, for 1 or 2. My wife and I shared a Key Lime bar, which was delicious. It was a little richer than I expected, but was nice and creamy, with that tart lime kick. The crust was good and crunchy, too. We knew coming in that this establishment was all gluten-free, even though nobody in our party needed to avoid gluten, and I was preparing myself to be disappointed -- and I can happily say that never happened! A lot of what E&T serves is homemade, and they obviously know what they are doing, so their GF offerings far surpass many dining establishment's full gluten options. If you have lower expectations for GF food, as I did, leave them at the door. Even my daughter, who is a pretty good baker herself, was impressed with the "heart attack" roll that she ordered with her meal -- we have never seen GF bread that fluffy! These guys obviously know what they are doing. Oh yeah, and those chocolate chip cookies? So good -- soft, and loaded with chocolate chips. We will definitely stop in again next time we are in the area.

Great local donut shop that has been voted best of the valley for multiple years (and for good…read morereason!). Small shop with a lot out in front, and you are greeted with a wall of sugar when you walk in. Service is always friendly and helpful. They have a standard rotation of donuts but sometime there are some special ones. The donuts are this soft pillowy texture on the inside and just the smallest amount of bite on the outside. The icing can be a little overly sweet (if you're sensitive to that sort of thing) depending on the flavor but I've found that the passion fruit is always a solid choice. I also enjoy their maple bacon and marionberry. I'll have to try their filled donuts next. They also have savory croissants, get the jalapeno ham and swiss if they are available! Overall, definitely my favorite sweet treat location in Corvallis.

Excellent donuts and pastries. Super friendly service. The space is small but clean. Parking is…read moredecent. Prices seem a little high, but totally in line with local competitors and I would actually say quantity and quality for the price exceed most competitors in Corvallis.

Inhale & look around.. you'll feel certain that you are in a…read morelovely bistro in France. Had to pinch myself to remember I was not there. The variety of pastries we purchased on our RV trip to the coast were Tre Magnifique! Plenty of parking.

My partner and I intentionally wake up early (swing workers) and drive 25 minutes away for special…read moreoccasions to eat what is baked here. We've been doing it for years now because its absolutely delicious! Everything is fresh and tastes amazing, though my personal favorites are the tarts - literally all of them (even the pear and I'm not even a pear guy normally). Highly recommend!!

Nice little shop with a few tables to eat at. My muffin was not what I expected. It tasted like…read moreit was made with a white cake mix with struesel on top. It had the texture of a cupcake. The staff was friendly.

The coconut and lemon cake was very rich and tart. The dessert was very complementary topped with…read morecreamy frosting. The earthquake cake was fabulous; it was not a soft cake, it was very dense and full of rich chocolate, cream cheese and chocolate chips . It was extremely filling. The two women who helped us were very polite and very patient as we took forever to choose from their delicious options. They had a massive selection of treats. A true sweet-treat paradise. The ambiance reminds me of the old candy shops I would go to on the Oregon coast, which brought back fond memories. It would be helpful if, instead of a large sign that said 'bakery,' it had the business name. Nonetheless, this place was great, and we will definitely be back.

Good Day Yelpies!! Picture a place nestled out in the…read morecountry that offers fresh and healthy food options. Then double down with fresh made breads and desserts.... Yes this does exist but only here. The Black Forest ham sandwich was full of flavor and the cod sandwich was next level delicious. Get over here as it's only minutes out of Philomath and the staff will welcome you as if your family. Cheers The Dutchman

Felt so nourished after drinking some kombucha then eating radishes and carrots. Wow! If heaven is…read morehere on earth this is what it looks like. Community, delicious produce and fresh air.

So happy for Taylor to achieve her dream. The baked goods are soooo delicious. The food is also a…read moretreat! Cant wait to come back for more cinnamon roles and that raspberry cheesecake turnover!​

We were the 3rd seated Table....Not Busy. Coffee...this is…read morea Major thing with Cafes. Your coffee should be Good. It was hot, but tasted kind of like "dishwater". Weak, watered down. Used to be better. They serve it in these Huge very Wide mouthed -like "bowls...cools quickly. Service... young girls, and a little boy about 7 yrs old. I requested Hot sauce, ranch 'side for dipping, and ketchup. Neither was brought, so repeated request...and no napkins or utensils on table, so I went and stole from another table, as there was no one to ask. Food ... Ordered a Bacon, Turkey, cheese, Avocado,tomatoes Panini. The bread was stale, COLD (aren't paninis slightly warm, with melty cheese and goodness??"). Like NO Panini I have ever had...all cold.. the stale bread went in a Panini toaster?? I don't know? BACON... it was tiny BITS like those that come out of a JAR that you shake onto a salad. ZERO FLAVOR and AND A HARD TEXTURE, jar bacon, All the same size . Boy are they ever Scrimping---even Mcdonalds and A&W have REAL BACON SLICES. AVOCADO... It was this Almost invisible SMEAR of green. Does it come in a can?? I don't know...I have never had Avocado that looked like this. IT WOULD NOT OF FILLED A TEASPOON, WHATEVER IT WAS. Scrimping again. Turkey-- just your average paper thin slice turkey you get out of a $5 package at Walmart...No not the whole package... about 3 slices. My husband had similar complaints... stale bread, FAUX avocado SMEAR....and he had no meat ( vegetarian). AND ALL THAT WONDERFULNESS for $$ $13.00 SOOOO, all hands down..Taylor Made..DISAPPOINTING, to say the least! I know you have to turn a profit, but this is NOT the way to do it! I wont be back. There is a Nice little Coffee Shop, etc place on our main street, that puts out some effort, flavor, etc that will get my business. Oh...their baked goods are Tasty---at $5-$6 Each (?)