This was my first real foray into the Mexican food scene in Eugene/Springfield... and I really,…read moretruly hate to be harsh, but I'm sorry to say that I'm not sure it could have gone much worse. With my dad being in town with me, the two of us decided to go on a late-night taco run. We went with a big order that included 2 carne asada tacos, 2 tacos campechanos, an asada burrito, and a chorizo breakfast burrito. Starting with the asada itself: it was just depressingly, woefully bland. The meat was crying out for any sort of seasoning. Somehow, though, this wasn't the worst part -- even more strikingly, it was clear that liquid smoke was likely used as well. If you've never tasted liquid smoke before, it's a horrible, powerfully artificial flavor that should go nowhere near any quality piece of meat. Color me thoroughly impressed if this was not the case here. The asada burrito had almost no asada in it, despite my dad requesting "double" meat. The chorizo had a strange aftertaste, not super pleasant. Furthermore, proper chorizo gives a bright punch of acidity, a stout kick of spice, and a rich unctuousness (aka: that sinful, I-hate-myself fattiness... you know the one) -- this had none of those things. Making a duo of the asada and chorizo in the tacos campechanos did not elevate either meat; it ended up kind of just being a tandem of sadness and regret. My dad -- who never, ever says anything bad about Mexican food -- may have put it best: "Yeah... this was pretty freakin' bad." I will say that the service was friendly and informative... I will always, always appreciate and recognize that in a business. The food, on the other hand, I'm sorry to say might have been the worst I have had to date as far as Mexican goes. I am hoping (praying!) that I find a go-to taco/burrito spot around these parts soon -- I may go certifiably insane if I don't.

Food was absolutely terrible, carne asada meat tasted like it was days old and reheated. Skimpy as…read morewell, but since it tasted so bad it ended up going in the garbage anyway. They were open late night but food was horrible, should've just opted for an overpriced hot dog instead. Do not recommend the carne asada at ALL, maybe the other meat is okay but everything was super greasy as well, the tortillas full of grease, the torta unnecessarily greasy too. Everything was just terrible, don't recommend especially if you're hispanic and actually enjoy good tacos.

Second time eating at Cafe Glendi, which is Greek food. It's really top notch. The owner is cooking…read morethe food right in front of you. Prices are very reasonable, especially for this quality.

We had grilled wild salmon salad at the Greek place - so delicious! The food court is a fun place…read moreso everyone gets the food they want. Sad to see that the bar is gone.

Stopped in this morning and tried the biscuits & gravy while my friend had a cinnamon roll. The…read moreserving size of the single classic biscuit w/gravy was BIG! The biscuit was barely warm and covered with a lot of barely warm sausage gravy. The gravy itself was lack luster in flavor...sorry, just sayin'. So bottom line; not the best biscuits & gravy I've had and wouldn't go out of my way to come back for them. My friends cinnamon roll was big, too and priced the same as the single B & G; $4. I had a bite and noted the flavor was good but it needed to be warmed up. I think the pan of rolls got a little overlooked because we left the bottom of the roll due to crunch factor. Maybe I shoulda gave them a 2 star rating, but the server was friendly, the food quick, decently priced and had average taste. Oh, they have an old bus you can "dine" in, too.

The sausage & egg sandwich on a cheesy biscuit was honestly one of my favorite things to eat in…read moreEugene. After a difficult week, I would go grab one to bring home on Saturday morning as I read the paper. The sandwich from Streets could turn my week around. And now it's gone. Streets has been replaced by some horrid outer space - alien themed monstrosity displaying banners riddled with 90's graphic design. I was crushed this morning, I couldn't even give the new place a try. R.I.P. Streets. You gave people a second chance coming out of the penal system, and you made a hell of a breakfast sandwich.

Don't know if this place needs another five star review, but here it is! Their Pad Thai is my…read morefavorite thing at the market. When I'm at the Saturday Market or the Holiday Market, it makes it hard for me to want to try another vendor when they're an option! The Pad Thai is just classic with bits of egg and peanuts throughout. I usually opt to add the peanut sauce. The green curry with tofu is also fun. If I'm in the mood for the curry, I usually go for the combo plate and get the curry with the noodles. There can often be a line, but will be ready pretty much as soon as you pay.

Favorite food at the Saturday Market- I eat this every time I'm there. Freshly stir fried noodles…read morewith peanut sauce and a Thai ice tea. Highly recommend experiencing this!

Scrumptious! That word has to sum it up, cuz my mouth was too full of this delicious goodness!!!!…read more The pita bread, special sauce, pico de gallo, meat, and veggies are a superb combination. Plus- the cook is amazing! Great customer service, to boot. They're located in the Whiteaker Food Court, right across from Ninkasi. Yeah. A Pita Fajita and a cold brew from Ninkasi..... Perfection.

Two stars because it wasn't actively abusive or anything…read more Maybe we caught the guy on a bad day, but the customer service was pretty ungood. Mostly he kind of silently glared at us, making me think that he had this great business idea but realized too late that this also involved interacting with people. We wanted to eat at the little counter off to the side, but there was a speaker sitting on it playing the radio really loudly, which was both unpleasant and not conducive to conversation. I ordered a beef shawarma. He handled the meat with his bare hands. Maybe I'm wrong but I think that's a safety code violation? I wasn't super into it. My sandwich was poorly wrapped and in a tortilla. A freaking tortilla. It tasted ok. The hummus in it was pretty good. It was sort of worth the $3 Groupon. I'm not coming back.

I hate to say this, but I had an awful experience here…read more The guy in the trailer was rude and non-responsive. He was blaring 80s ballads across the one sitting area. Honestly, the food was completely mediocre. I ordered the "babaganoush plate," which was a small container of bland babaganoush and a single flour tortilla for $6. Which, $6 for that, seriously? After all that, he didn't have change for a $20. Rude, overpriced, bad food.

Taco Loco is a food truck that sits in front of their old Taco Loco restaurant. It's sad to see…read morethem close their restaurant (which I never had a chance to try) but I am glad they still have their food truck. I had their vegetarian burrito and thought it was really good! The couple working at the truck were so nice and accommodating. The burrito came out hot, delicious and with yummy homemade salsa on the side. The fresh avocado was a great touch! The burrito was also huge and I had to take some of it home. I would like to come back and try their other dishes. They have a few tables and chair to eat at with umbrellas for when it's hot. It does sit right next to the street which isn't that great of an ambiance but it's not that bad. They have a parking lot too so you don't have to worry about street parking. I hope they continue to stay open here because I will definitely be back for their burritos.