Dining Guide
Your go-to resource for where to eat in Eugene. From local favorites to hidden gems, discover restaurants that make our community unique.
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The Pump Café serves breakfast all day and lunch in the afternoons. Comfort food at its finest: tuna melts, reubens, and chicken fried steak. You must try their famous raspberry cream cheese-stuffed French toast.
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Nestled on the coast of the breathtaking Pacific Ocean, The Waterfront Depot is a classy eatery with a delectable seafood menu and a gorgeous view. A high-end cuisine where you can taste the detail in every bite, this restaurant will blow you away with their braised lamb shank or their steamer clams and mussels soaked in a creamy broth. A must-stop during your trip to Florence, this place will fuel your soul.
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Snuggled in the base of Skinner Butte on Lincoln Street, The Wheel Apizza Pub is Eugene’s newest addition to the pizza and beer scene. The Wheel combines its version of New Haven-style pizza with the team’s own brews. Join them for lunch or dinner and enjoy their delicious pies such as the Moby Dick with lemon ricotta and bay shrimp or add a farm fresh egg to the Potato Pesto pizza
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Located on 8th Avenue, Theo's Coffee House has been serving Eugene & Lane County residents sine 2000. Theo's is locally owned and serves locally roasted coffee and espresso. Theo's also offers a menu filled with delicious pastries, donuts, bagels, and sweets as well as a unique and affordable breakfast and lunch menu. This coffee house provides a great space for meet-ups with friends, meetings, or a friendly work space.
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Locally owned Tokyo Tonkatsu is home to a plethora of Japanese cuisine dining options. With a family style dining area and kitchen, you’re sure to feel a homey ambiance. Try the fan favorite King Ramen covered in chicken, kimchi, a soft boiled egg, and a spicy flare. If spice isn’t up your alley, try the katsu rice bowl with your choice of chicken or pork. You can refresh yourself of these fiery tastes with a wide assortment of bubble tea such as the blueberry or honeydew milk tea.
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A Eugene staple since 1977, Track Town Pizza is known for their signature pizzas, including the Hammer, Olympian, 100 Yard Dash, and the Track & Field Combo. Every pizza is made to order with handmade sauce, fresh produce, and dough and recipes made from scratch. Track Town Pizza is also a huge community supporter, helping to raise money through their fundraising programs.
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Tradewinds serves up (mostly) Mediterranean favorites. Don’t skip their gigantic falafel with all the fixings and their gorgonzola and walnut-stuffed wontons.
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Ume Onigiri House is "Food, for You and Me!" Our goal is to provide food that is unique, healthy and delicious. Try a sushi burrito, a teriyaki chicken skewer, or a one of their plates, which comes with an entrée and ume salad.
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An all-vegan menu with plenty of gluten-free options is one that may surprise you with its carefully crafted meals which will leave you asking for more. The Viva! Vegetarian Grill food truck has comfort eats like a vegetarian sausage or hot dog as well as organic coffee and is a great option for a lunch stop or a night on the town. Fan favorites include the falafel wraps topped with cheese sauce or the tempeh reuben sandwich. Keep an eye out for this food truck around town
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Combining auras of the past and present, the Washburne Café has done a fantastic job blending the historic and modern Springfield communities together. In the nostalgic yellow-brick building in Old Town Springfield, you will find a café centered around bringing specialty coffee and handmade goods to your table. The Washburne Café is very adamant about wanting to bring the community together and provide a space that feels like home to its customers and a mug of a hot Americano or a warm ham and swiss sandwich is sure to do the trick.
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Renovated from a former car dealership, this hip pizzeria and bar is is a pleasant, casual restaurant with a cheerful energy. Often filled with the sounds of live music, Whirled pies also serves as a music, arts, and community event venue. Hit the town with some friends and enjoy a pie like the moonshine Molotov, garnished with garlic cream sauce, while you take in all that Eugene's booming art scene has to offer.
