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Food scene
The heart of Eugene is our weekly Saturday market, featuring a wide variety of handmade craft and food vendors and local musicians. In mid November the venue moves to the Eugene Fairgrounds, triples in size and becomes Holiday Market, which runs on Saturdays and Sundays up until Christmas weekend. Highly recommend if you are looking for unique gifts!
202 locals recommend
Eugene Saturday Market Stage
101 S Park StThe heart of Eugene is our weekly Saturday market, featuring a wide variety of handmade craft and food vendors and local musicians. In mid November the venue moves to the Eugene Fairgrounds, triples in size and becomes Holiday Market, which runs on Saturdays and Sundays up until Christmas weekend. Highly recommend if you are looking for unique gifts!
Great breakfast spot. Famous for their French toast and poached eggs.
60 locals recommend
Studio One Cafe'
1473 E 19th AveGreat breakfast spot. Famous for their French toast and poached eggs.
Morning Glory Café
450 Willamette StVery popular vegetarian/vegan brunch spot.
Another one of Eugene’s eclectic breakfast spots. I recommend the south Willamette location as they have far better service than the one downtown.
39 locals recommend
Off The Waffle South Eugene
2540 Willamette StAnother one of Eugene’s eclectic breakfast spots. I recommend the south Willamette location as they have far better service than the one downtown.
Eugene’s favorite little grocery store. All organic, mostly local produce and a variety of obscure health foods. Also doubles as a hangout around Country Fair time.
98 locals recommend
Sundance Natural Foods
748 E 24th AveEugene’s favorite little grocery store. All organic, mostly local produce and a variety of obscure health foods. Also doubles as a hangout around Country Fair time.
Great spot for healthy burritos, bowls and smoothies. They have a location downtown and on south Willamette.
104 locals recommend
Laughing Planet
760 Blair BlvdGreat spot for healthy burritos, bowls and smoothies. They have a location downtown and on south Willamette.
Wide selection of herbal and apothecary teas, as well as all the caffeinated strains, bubble tea, and kombucha. Great lounge spot.
19 locals recommend
Brew Dr. Teahouse - Eugene
41 W BroadwayWide selection of herbal and apothecary teas, as well as all the caffeinated strains, bubble tea, and kombucha. Great lounge spot.
Cluster of upscale restaurants and shopping. Gourmet food court.
204 locals recommend
5th Street Public Market
296 E 5th AveCluster of upscale restaurants and shopping. Gourmet food court.
Sightseeing
Large naturalized park walking distance from the kastle. Good for a couple mile walk.
196 locals recommend
Hendricks Park
Skyline BoulevardLarge naturalized park walking distance from the kastle. Good for a couple mile walk.
Another good walk close to the kastle. (Or golf, if you’re into that sort of thing.)
26 locals recommend
Laurelwood Golf Course
2700 Columbia StAnother good walk close to the kastle. (Or golf, if you’re into that sort of thing.)
Short uphill nature walk to an overlook of the city of Eugene.
68 locals recommend
Skinner Butte Lookout
50 Skinner Butte LoopShort uphill nature walk to an overlook of the city of Eugene.
Sweets
Voodoo doughnut. No explanation needed. The line is much shorter than the Portland locations.
68 locals recommend
Voodoo Doughnut - Eugene
20 E BroadwayVoodoo doughnut. No explanation needed. The line is much shorter than the Portland locations.
Sweet Life Patisserie
755 Monroe StIf you have a need for sweets...
Euphoria Chocolate Company
4090 Stewart RdLocal chocolate spot
People who like ice cream love this place. Local hangout for the college crowd.
136 locals recommend
Prince Pucklers Ice Cream
1605 E 19th AvePeople who like ice cream love this place. Local hangout for the college crowd.
Tiny little cookie spot near Saturday market. Their gluten free chocolate cookies are basically heroine.
Crumb Together
980 Oak StreetTiny little cookie spot near Saturday market. Their gluten free chocolate cookies are basically heroine.