Coffee Plant Roaster - Eugene

This is hands down my favorite coffee spot in the area. The food is incredibly delicious, and the iced dirty chai I ordered is easily one of the best I've ever had. The atmosphere is lively and inviting, and I make it a point to visit at least twice a week. The service is top-notch, with all of the staff being extremely accommodating and friendly. I highly recommend this place!

Had good quality of coffee and own baked pastries . Mazzer Grinder and Lamarzocco espresso machine with choice of single Origine coffee bean and house reposting bean . Proper percentage of Americano . Recommendable..

This morning, I had a negative experience at this restaurant. I hadn't been here in a few years, so I can't compare it to recent visits. It was busy, but we waited for our food for about 55 minutes. When we asked after 45 minutes, we were told the kitchen was delayed and short-staffed, which seems to be a common issue everywhere. Despite having plenty of front-end staff, we were not offered any complimentary items while we waited for our cold and incorrect food. After complaining, we were given free drink coupons and a promise of a refund for our meal. However, the server seemed annoyed and insincere, which made the experience unpleasant. It was a long wait for unsatisfactory food, and the chaotic atmosphere with staff constantly calling out drink orders added to the stress. While most reviews of this restaurant are positive, it seems we unfortunately visited during a rough period.

Wonderful spot. I do miss some of the pastry options that seem to have become absent since that pandamnic thing. The coffee is delicious and this is my go to place for stocking up for my home espresso supply of beans. Wish they would offer eggs Benedict.I feel like they may be the only place to get them right and do so consistently.

The café has a large, industrial-style interior. The menu offers a wide variety of options, all of which were well-prepared and delicious. The coffee was great and the organic juice (possibly homemade) was refreshing. While it may require a short drive off of I-5 in Eugene, I believe it is worth the extra effort to visit this establishment.