Busy Bee is the absolute best! Breakfast and lunch are both delicious, and the portions are massive…read morewithout costing a fortune. The staff is so friendly and accommodating; and the decor makes you feel like you've walked into a classic diner. It's my favorite place to eat whenever I'm in Springfield!

The diner itself is cute and somewhat kitschy. Being seated was confusing. There are two entrances…read moreand both say wait to be seated. There were people in line in front of us but someone behind the counter said "oh they're already taken care of, just sit anywhere out here". It seemed rather unorganized. Food was okay - not bad but also not anything to write home about. Our server was really nice and attentive but when it came to paying our bill, no one brought us a check. When we went to the counter to pay the person there was frustrated (it seemed to me at least) that we didn't have a bill and they had to look it up.

Came here for breakfast with my family on Friday. Very friendly and helpful staff. Place is…read moredecorated cute with old time signs. We got there at 830am in Friday with the place fairly empty and by 9 the place was packed. I ordered bacon and eggs. My husband had the peanut butter stuffed French toast. Our son had the chocolate chip pancake. Our server was very kind to our son and made sure his hot chocolate was at a drinkable temperature and was piled high with whipped cream and sprinkles. She came back several times to refill our coffee and check on us. Food was great! Would recommend!

Overpriced and gouging the customers! One of the worst meals…read moreand dives I've ever ate at! I think they made special large plates for there website photos! Over priced, small portions, poorly made and rancid food! Restaurant is dirty and smells like the burnt grease from there grill! Food smells and taste like the unclean burnt grease from the grill.

Went with Friends for lunch great day tone outside. Seem crowded I side the food was great.read more

Since I was up in the Amazon area I decided to check out Provisions; I think the original has been…read morearound a while I've never been to it. This location is small but has some excellent stuff. I only came to get a sandwich but also got a strawberry macaron for my kiddo since she loves them. I got the Foxtrot sandwich, and I have to say it's one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time. I wasn't sure I'd like the basil-hazelnut pesto--I don't like filberts--but you couldn't actually taste that signature hazelnut flavor. It was also really filling, and I only ate half of it in that sitting. I was really sad when I realized after I left Eugene that I left the second half in my sister's refrigerator. They usually make it with focaccia, but they'd run out the afternoon I stopped in so I chose sourdough instead and you know, I'd probably ask for it on sourdough again instead of the focaccia. An update, since I started this review in April 2026 and hadn't posted it yet as of August 2026 (but will today!): I had the summer BLT and it was delicious. It comes with micro greens as a side by default, but I paid extra for the frites instead. It was a very filling meal, and I'm glad I made it my choice this time! My sister got the fish and chips, which she wasn't as happy with, so next time she'll stick to the steak frites. Service was great. They have some nice quality foods for sale in the place--not a huge bit of merchandise, but a good selection. They also apparently have a happy hour daily from 3-5 with specials. There's a lot of seating, and on the nice days they have quite a few tables outside. Parking is a little trickier. There's retail on the first floor, but a few flors of apartments above, so the parking lot is split in half between the apartments and the restaurants. It took a few minutes and a few spins around the lot (plus checking street availability) but I got lucky with a space. But there's lots of residential streets around so you'll be able to find parking somewhere.

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.

I can't believe we've lived off of River Road for 10 years and haven't tried this place yet. We…read morewill be returning to try all the different bread, pastry and baked goods. The loaves of bread looked so enticing, right there as you're waiting to order, it was hard not to buy one yet. We came by for breakfast on a Saturday morning. The fresh made menu is small but I enjoyed not having to pick between 30 different options on 10 pages. Even then I had a hard time deciding between the biscuits and gravy and the breakfast sandwich. Ultimately the gentleman ahead of us in line recommended the B&G so that's what I got (a half order anyway). My father ordered the croissant and egg sandwich and my husband ordered the eggs Bennie. I don't think we waited more than 10 minutes for food. My B&G were very good, it was a slightly different biscuit than I expected but I still really liked it, it had kind of a buttery-crisp crust on it (think almost grilled cheese exterior). Very good. My husband enjoyed his benedict but my father felt the croissant sandwich was missing something flavor-wise but to be fair he admitted his taste buds aren't what they used to be now that he's 83. The outside area looked inviting, it was a nice enough day we should have sat out there. The staff were friendly and happy and quick. It was nice to see they had publications to read while you wait or games (kids and adults). Definitely returning!

What a great place to have a little lunch and pick up some bread or cinnamon rolls to take home…read more Absolutely LOVE everything I've had there. The staff is great! I give their service 5 stars. They are efficient and caring about their customers. Another note, the ca this time offe is always clean.

such a cute spot for my visit in oregon! you have choices…read morebetween homey, outdoor seating and a cute "living room" inside the cafe. with dog friendly outdoor seating, a big parking lot, and great coffee options - i'd come here all the time if i was an oregon resident. cold brew was smooth and citrusy; they also have a few drip coffee options and pastries inside. the community board and attached pizza truck (serving after 4pm) are great touches to a comfy, beautiful cafe. staff are very sweet and the bathrooms are also clean & accommodating.

We had a really nice time here! Our iced lattes were flavorful but not overly sweet - I especially…read moreenjoyed my honey nut Cheerios latte, and my husband his vanilla latte. The outdoor area was probably the best part of Lovely. There were so many shaded tables, which made it a perfect place for us and our little one. We don't live in the area but we would probably be here once a week if we did!

For me, I like this place because it has breakfast options all day, whether croissant, bagel, or…read moreplate. I usually buy the croissant or bagel option, and it is fresh and delicious. This place is on my short list of breakfast places, though I know it also has plenty of lunch, juice, and coffee options. Based upon my experience with them fixing breakfast, I would have confidence in their other options! I am not a demanding person so my rating may be generous; still, consistently meeting a satisfactory experience is a good thing. My 5 star review is based upon that their food and service consistently met or exceeded my expectations.

The food is excellent: the menu items make allusion to the 80's. My wife and I went for lunch after…read morean appointment in the building next door and were pleasantly impressed by the range of sandwiches and the pricing. My wife had the Atreyu's Bastion sandwich (a turkey sandwich with smoked Gouda, bacon, avocado and pesto aioli) and I had the Lamb of Goud, (a lamb and pork meatloaf sandwich with smoked Gouda and spinach and artichoke cream cheese, SO good!). The ambiance is reminiscent of a 2000's era coffee shop. The service was excellent too. They have limited hours so if you want a certain sandwich, you may need to get there on the earlier side of the lunch hour or order ahead.

I still makes it a point to go here wheni can even though I've moved. This is one of Eugene's…read morehidden secrets. Family owned and operated for two generations. The owners personally take care of their customers. They have pride in what they do and it has always been very apparent. The service is spectacular. I'm pretty sure they have the same busser that they had 15 years ago. The food is excellent diner style food that is always cooked well. You get your eggs cooked correctly. Everything is always so good. THE PORTIONS! Holy cow. I challenge you to eat a whole order of homemade biscuits and gravy. No but seriously you should order a 1/2 order. Their giant breakfast burrito is a challenge too. The pancakes are so good but you can only eat one. Good honest food that will be enough to fill anyone and still have a to go box.

I had high hopes for GJs in Eugene, but unfortunately left very disappointed…read more The restaurant itself is clean, inviting, and decorated with University of Oregon Ducks memorabilia, creating a fun atmosphere. We were greeted promptly by a tall gentleman, who I believe may have been the manager. He welcomed us, let us choose our own table, and took our drink order right away. Unfortunately, that's where the positive experience ended. After waiting about 15 minutes without anyone coming to take our food order, we finally had to ask the busser to find someone to help us. The restaurant wasn't busy, with only about three other occupied tables. During that time, both the manager/host and our waitress were sitting together at a table on the opposite side of the restaurant. I do want to recognize the busser, who was the one employee consistently hard at work throughout our visit. He was attentive, busy clearing tables, and ultimately the person who made sure we received service. Once our waitress came over, she was friendly and took our order, but we never saw her again for the rest of the meal. There were no check-ins, no drink refills, and no effort to see how everything was. The food was beautifully presented, but unfortunately it lacked flavor and was already slightly cold by the time it reached our table. To top it off, when we paid our bill, no one asked how our meal was or whether everything had been satisfactory. It felt like there was no interest in the overall guest experience. Overall, the service and food did not meet expectations, especially with how quiet the restaurant was. Sadly, this wasn't an experience worth repeating, and we won't be returning.