Another childhood stomping ground! Been coming here for years! My favorite memories are my family's road trip tradition where we stop at the Beanery first, load up on coffee and snacks, then hit the road. Their coffee never disappoints and even if the employees are closing up shop, they will always whip out a cup of coffee for you and with a smile. My favorite is their soy chai lattes and scones. oh their scones. so delicious and dense the way I like it. Have you ever dunked your scone into your coffee? If you haven't go to the Beanery and try it, trust me. If you don't like it.....well sorry. I'll buy you a cup of coffee, just kidding no I won't. So If you need a cool spot to post up, drink some great coffee, nosh on some baked goods and look like you're busy writing some deep existential stuff go to the Beanery, they have free wifi ;)
(4)
Kat M.
Food, coffee, and service are great Internet access is poor - which is a shame Prices changed recently too... so things are odd prices - $1.85 and $.205 It would be easier to just round down or up.
(3)
Rich G.
Nothing like the Beanery anywhere. Come one come all. I only drink coffee not lattes but the house blend is less bitter than Stsrbucks. There is also a featured coffee which is often organic. They offer a 35 cent discount when you bring your own cup
(4)
Joel M.
A great neighborhood coffee shop with great coffee. I love that I can visit different Allan Bros. and get consistently good coffee, hot or cold. In the summer, their cold extract is delicious (and strong - although it might not be officially a cold extract). They have daily coffee deals which means my wife is down there every Saturday for her 2$ blended coffee drink. They have different options available every day of coffee and the people behind the counter are pretty knowledgeable. If you buy bulk coffee, they'll grind it for you. Tuesdays and Saturdays are double stamp days for bulk purchases. Avoid during school days from 11:30 - 1:30. It's overrun by middle school kids and gets crowded and noisy. Free wi-fi too!
(4)
Peter H.
Fantastic Coffee, a bit expensive, Free Wi-fi..... I usually find seating, but sometimes it's an issue, it's near campus, near YMCA.... Just overall a very solid coffee joint. If you see it, stop by. Nice 5 cheese quiche too!
(4)
Vada D.
I come here for the iced tea. It's reasonably priced and tastes great. The service has always been friendly and quick. I like their scones, especially the ginger scone - it has tiny pieces of candied ginger in it. Food and drinks are consistently good. The lobby is pretty spacious. Free, fast Internet. There's a few outdoor tables. It's close to Sundance and Humble, which is a perk. It's just a great little shop in South Eugene.
(4)
Jayme V.
Very nice coffee and espresso selections, decent ambiance--- and miserable baked/cooked goods. Just bad, whether it's burritos or pastries. It's been this way for years and I just can't see why. It's not rocket science. They should just contract it out if they can't do something fairly basic. Still, the coffee, service, and hang-out-ability makes this a to-go place for java.
(3)
Kirk F.
Very drinkable coffee and I mean that in a good way. I like drinking it, the coffee goes down smooth, it is very satisfying. I really like the location in an old, reclaimed brick building near the old downtown. Very fun and unique. I like places that save old buildings. Great cheese danish, too!
(4)
H R.
I came to try to get some work done and have a latte. Lots of middle school students around, really loud. Internet was shaky at best. Tons of espresso grounds at the bottom of my drink. :(
(3)
Killer S.
Decent little shop with friendly staff who will learn your name after a couple visits. Avoid at all costs during the school year from about 11am to 2pm - and then again from 3pm - 6pm. There's a middle school across the street with open lunch policies and it gets deluged with hyperactive pre-teens at lunch and after school lets out.
(3)
Brad C.
This has always been a solid coffee stop in this vibrant neighborhood collective of shops and businesses. The space is kind of tight and there are only a few outside seats but it's a spot where you see your neighbors and everyone is friendly.
(4)
Aaron O.
Visiting from out of town and stoped by this place. I had to ask for my drink to be remade since it was way too hot. The second try was better, but the coffee was worse than Starbucks and I just threw it out.
(2)
Maki D.
Another childhood stomping ground! Been coming here for years! My favorite memories are my family's road trip tradition where we stop at the Beanery first, load up on coffee and snacks, then hit the road. Their coffee never disappoints and even if the employees are closing up shop, they will always whip out a cup of coffee for you and with a smile. My favorite is their soy chai lattes and scones. oh their scones. so delicious and dense the way I like it. Have you ever dunked your scone into your coffee? If you haven't go to the Beanery and try it, trust me. If you don't like it.....well sorry. I'll buy you a cup of coffee, just kidding no I won't. So If you need a cool spot to post up, drink some great coffee, nosh on some baked goods and look like you're busy writing some deep existential stuff go to the Beanery, they have free wifi ;)
(4)
Kat M.
Food, coffee, and service are great Internet access is poor - which is a shame Prices changed recently too... so things are odd prices - $1.85 and $.205 It would be easier to just round down or up.
(3)
Rich G.
Nothing like the Beanery anywhere. Come one come all. I only drink coffee not lattes but the house blend is less bitter than Stsrbucks. There is also a featured coffee which is often organic. They offer a 35 cent discount when you bring your own cup
(4)
Joel M.
A great neighborhood coffee shop with great coffee. I love that I can visit different Allan Bros. and get consistently good coffee, hot or cold. In the summer, their cold extract is delicious (and strong - although it might not be officially a cold extract). They have daily coffee deals which means my wife is down there every Saturday for her 2$ blended coffee drink. They have different options available every day of coffee and the people behind the counter are pretty knowledgeable. If you buy bulk coffee, they'll grind it for you. Tuesdays and Saturdays are double stamp days for bulk purchases. Avoid during school days from 11:30 - 1:30. It's overrun by middle school kids and gets crowded and noisy. Free wi-fi too!
(4)
Peter H.
Fantastic Coffee, a bit expensive, Free Wi-fi..... I usually find seating, but sometimes it's an issue, it's near campus, near YMCA.... Just overall a very solid coffee joint. If you see it, stop by. Nice 5 cheese quiche too!
(4)
Vada D.
I come here for the iced tea. It's reasonably priced and tastes great. The service has always been friendly and quick. I like their scones, especially the ginger scone - it has tiny pieces of candied ginger in it. Food and drinks are consistently good. The lobby is pretty spacious. Free, fast Internet. There's a few outdoor tables. It's close to Sundance and Humble, which is a perk. It's just a great little shop in South Eugene.
(4)
Jayme V.
Very nice coffee and espresso selections, decent ambiance--- and miserable baked/cooked goods. Just bad, whether it's burritos or pastries. It's been this way for years and I just can't see why. It's not rocket science. They should just contract it out if they can't do something fairly basic. Still, the coffee, service, and hang-out-ability makes this a to-go place for java.
(3)
Kirk F.
Very drinkable coffee and I mean that in a good way. I like drinking it, the coffee goes down smooth, it is very satisfying. I really like the location in an old, reclaimed brick building near the old downtown. Very fun and unique. I like places that save old buildings. Great cheese danish, too!
(4)
H R.
I came to try to get some work done and have a latte. Lots of middle school students around, really loud. Internet was shaky at best. Tons of espresso grounds at the bottom of my drink. :(
(3)
Aaron O.
Visiting from out of town and stoped by this place. I had to ask for my drink to be remade since it was way too hot. The second try was better, but the coffee was worse than Starbucks and I just threw it out.
(2)
Killer S.
Decent little shop with friendly staff who will learn your name after a couple visits. Avoid at all costs during the school year from about 11am to 2pm - and then again from 3pm - 6pm. There's a middle school across the street with open lunch policies and it gets deluged with hyperactive pre-teens at lunch and after school lets out.
(3)
Brad C.
This has always been a solid coffee stop in this vibrant neighborhood collective of shops and businesses. The space is kind of tight and there are only a few outside seats but it's a spot where you see your neighbors and everyone is friendly.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
Maki D.
Another childhood stomping ground! Been coming here for years! My favorite memories are my family's road trip tradition where we stop at the Beanery first, load up on coffee and snacks, then hit the road. Their coffee never disappoints and even if the employees are closing up shop, they will always whip out a cup of coffee for you and with a smile. My favorite is their soy chai lattes and scones. oh their scones. so delicious and dense the way I like it. Have you ever dunked your scone into your coffee? If you haven't go to the Beanery and try it, trust me. If you don't like it.....well sorry. I'll buy you a cup of coffee, just kidding no I won't. So If you need a cool spot to post up, drink some great coffee, nosh on some baked goods and look like you're busy writing some deep existential stuff go to the Beanery, they have free wifi ;)
(4)Kat M.
Food, coffee, and service are great Internet access is poor - which is a shame Prices changed recently too... so things are odd prices - $1.85 and $.205 It would be easier to just round down or up.
(3)Rich G.
Nothing like the Beanery anywhere. Come one come all. I only drink coffee not lattes but the house blend is less bitter than Stsrbucks. There is also a featured coffee which is often organic. They offer a 35 cent discount when you bring your own cup
(4)Joel M.
A great neighborhood coffee shop with great coffee. I love that I can visit different Allan Bros. and get consistently good coffee, hot or cold. In the summer, their cold extract is delicious (and strong - although it might not be officially a cold extract). They have daily coffee deals which means my wife is down there every Saturday for her 2$ blended coffee drink. They have different options available every day of coffee and the people behind the counter are pretty knowledgeable. If you buy bulk coffee, they'll grind it for you. Tuesdays and Saturdays are double stamp days for bulk purchases. Avoid during school days from 11:30 - 1:30. It's overrun by middle school kids and gets crowded and noisy. Free wi-fi too!
(4)Peter H.
Fantastic Coffee, a bit expensive, Free Wi-fi..... I usually find seating, but sometimes it's an issue, it's near campus, near YMCA.... Just overall a very solid coffee joint. If you see it, stop by. Nice 5 cheese quiche too!
(4)Vada D.
I come here for the iced tea. It's reasonably priced and tastes great. The service has always been friendly and quick. I like their scones, especially the ginger scone - it has tiny pieces of candied ginger in it. Food and drinks are consistently good. The lobby is pretty spacious. Free, fast Internet. There's a few outdoor tables. It's close to Sundance and Humble, which is a perk. It's just a great little shop in South Eugene.
(4)Jayme V.
Very nice coffee and espresso selections, decent ambiance--- and miserable baked/cooked goods. Just bad, whether it's burritos or pastries. It's been this way for years and I just can't see why. It's not rocket science. They should just contract it out if they can't do something fairly basic. Still, the coffee, service, and hang-out-ability makes this a to-go place for java.
(3)Kirk F.
Very drinkable coffee and I mean that in a good way. I like drinking it, the coffee goes down smooth, it is very satisfying. I really like the location in an old, reclaimed brick building near the old downtown. Very fun and unique. I like places that save old buildings. Great cheese danish, too!
(4)H R.
I came to try to get some work done and have a latte. Lots of middle school students around, really loud. Internet was shaky at best. Tons of espresso grounds at the bottom of my drink. :(
(3)Killer S.
Decent little shop with friendly staff who will learn your name after a couple visits. Avoid at all costs during the school year from about 11am to 2pm - and then again from 3pm - 6pm. There's a middle school across the street with open lunch policies and it gets deluged with hyperactive pre-teens at lunch and after school lets out.
(3)Brad C.
This has always been a solid coffee stop in this vibrant neighborhood collective of shops and businesses. The space is kind of tight and there are only a few outside seats but it's a spot where you see your neighbors and everyone is friendly.
(4)Aaron O.
Visiting from out of town and stoped by this place. I had to ask for my drink to be remade since it was way too hot. The second try was better, but the coffee was worse than Starbucks and I just threw it out.
(2)Maki D.
Another childhood stomping ground! Been coming here for years! My favorite memories are my family's road trip tradition where we stop at the Beanery first, load up on coffee and snacks, then hit the road. Their coffee never disappoints and even if the employees are closing up shop, they will always whip out a cup of coffee for you and with a smile. My favorite is their soy chai lattes and scones. oh their scones. so delicious and dense the way I like it. Have you ever dunked your scone into your coffee? If you haven't go to the Beanery and try it, trust me. If you don't like it.....well sorry. I'll buy you a cup of coffee, just kidding no I won't. So If you need a cool spot to post up, drink some great coffee, nosh on some baked goods and look like you're busy writing some deep existential stuff go to the Beanery, they have free wifi ;)
(4)Kat M.
Food, coffee, and service are great Internet access is poor - which is a shame Prices changed recently too... so things are odd prices - $1.85 and $.205 It would be easier to just round down or up.
(3)Rich G.
Nothing like the Beanery anywhere. Come one come all. I only drink coffee not lattes but the house blend is less bitter than Stsrbucks. There is also a featured coffee which is often organic. They offer a 35 cent discount when you bring your own cup
(4)Joel M.
A great neighborhood coffee shop with great coffee. I love that I can visit different Allan Bros. and get consistently good coffee, hot or cold. In the summer, their cold extract is delicious (and strong - although it might not be officially a cold extract). They have daily coffee deals which means my wife is down there every Saturday for her 2$ blended coffee drink. They have different options available every day of coffee and the people behind the counter are pretty knowledgeable. If you buy bulk coffee, they'll grind it for you. Tuesdays and Saturdays are double stamp days for bulk purchases. Avoid during school days from 11:30 - 1:30. It's overrun by middle school kids and gets crowded and noisy. Free wi-fi too!
(4)Peter H.
Fantastic Coffee, a bit expensive, Free Wi-fi..... I usually find seating, but sometimes it's an issue, it's near campus, near YMCA.... Just overall a very solid coffee joint. If you see it, stop by. Nice 5 cheese quiche too!
(4)Vada D.
I come here for the iced tea. It's reasonably priced and tastes great. The service has always been friendly and quick. I like their scones, especially the ginger scone - it has tiny pieces of candied ginger in it. Food and drinks are consistently good. The lobby is pretty spacious. Free, fast Internet. There's a few outdoor tables. It's close to Sundance and Humble, which is a perk. It's just a great little shop in South Eugene.
(4)Jayme V.
Very nice coffee and espresso selections, decent ambiance--- and miserable baked/cooked goods. Just bad, whether it's burritos or pastries. It's been this way for years and I just can't see why. It's not rocket science. They should just contract it out if they can't do something fairly basic. Still, the coffee, service, and hang-out-ability makes this a to-go place for java.
(3)Kirk F.
Very drinkable coffee and I mean that in a good way. I like drinking it, the coffee goes down smooth, it is very satisfying. I really like the location in an old, reclaimed brick building near the old downtown. Very fun and unique. I like places that save old buildings. Great cheese danish, too!
(4)H R.
I came to try to get some work done and have a latte. Lots of middle school students around, really loud. Internet was shaky at best. Tons of espresso grounds at the bottom of my drink. :(
(3)Aaron O.
Visiting from out of town and stoped by this place. I had to ask for my drink to be remade since it was way too hot. The second try was better, but the coffee was worse than Starbucks and I just threw it out.
(2)Killer S.
Decent little shop with friendly staff who will learn your name after a couple visits. Avoid at all costs during the school year from about 11am to 2pm - and then again from 3pm - 6pm. There's a middle school across the street with open lunch policies and it gets deluged with hyperactive pre-teens at lunch and after school lets out.
(3)Brad C.
This has always been a solid coffee stop in this vibrant neighborhood collective of shops and businesses. The space is kind of tight and there are only a few outside seats but it's a spot where you see your neighbors and everyone is friendly.
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