CHOW! RESTAURANT LISTINGS 2003
Serving lunch and dinner: Thai style hotpot, deep fried bass fil-
let, grilled sea scallops, roast duck with lemon-rosemary pan
juices, BBQ pork and sweet potato pie, baked winter squash,
portabella mushroom raviolis. Vegetarian entrées and salads.
Wine and microbrews. Some OG/LG. 11:30 am-9 pm M-Th, 11:30
am-10 pm F, 5-10 pm Sa. MC/V. $$-$$$.
★ Best Northwest (Second Place)
★ Best Overall Restaurant (Second Place, tie)
Serving breakfast all day: Pancakes, waffles, crepes, omelettes,
breakfast meats. All pancakes made from scratch. 6 am-2 pm
daily. MC/V. $$.
MAC’S AT THE VET’S CLUB
RED ROBIN
Dining at the Vet’s Club supports your local veterans. Enjoy the
exceptional cuisine by chef Bill McCallum. Open to the public.
All ages until 9 pm. Live music Wednesday through Saturday,
free Wed. and Thurs. Low cover Friday and Saturday.
Reservations accepted. Some OG/LG. 11:30 am-2 pm Tu-F, 4-10
pm Tu & W, 4-11 pm Th, 4 pm-2:30 am F & Sa. V/MC/AE/D. $$.
MCMENAMINS NORTH BANK
22 Club Rd. 343-5622.
Serving burgers, pastas, crayfish and sausage gumbo, hot and
cold sandwiches, salads, steamer clams, salmon, atti and a
variety of appetizers for lunch and dinner. Vegetarian entrées.
Wine, microbrew and full bar. Deck seating along the
Willamette River. Take-out. Smoking on patio. LG. 11 am-11 pm
M-Th, 11 am-1 am F & Sa, noon-11 pm Su. Closed Thanksgiving
and Christmas. MC/V/AE/DC. $-$$.
★ Best Atmosphere (Third Place)
★ Best Northwest (Third Place)
★ Best Happy Hour (Third Place)
POUR HOUSE TAVERN
444 N 42nd St., Springfield. 746-1337.
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner: Home cooked meals,
breakfast specials and prime rib dinner on Fridays. Full bar.
Take-out. 7 am-2:30 am M-Sa, 7 am-12 am Su. MC/V/D. $-$$.
1221 Executive Pkwy. 484-9588.
Serving lunch, dinner: Burgers, pastas, garden burgers, barbe-
cued chicken salad, clam chowder, chicken tortilla soup and
French onion soup. Full bar. Take-out. 11 am-11 pm Su-Th, 11 am-
midnight F-Sa. Checks not accepted, MC/V/AE/D. $$.
ROSE’S DINER
Serving breakfast, lunch. Breakfast: Large pancakes, biscuits
and gravy, fresh-grated hashbrowns, homemade cinnamon
rolls. Lunch: homemade soups, cornbread, old fashioned ham-
burgers, fresh-cut fries, potato skins. Live music on Fridays,
noon-2 pm. Take-out. 3:30 am-3 pm M-F. No cards. $.
BUY $25.00 WORTH OF GROCERIES & WE’LL TAKE $5.00 OFF!!!
or $70.00 WORTH & WE’LL TAKE $15.00 OFF!!!
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER, ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE, NOT VALID WITH ALCOHOL.
SAM’S PLACE
825 Wilson St. 484-4455.
2950 W. 11th Ave. 344-1155.
35 Division Ave. 689-2688
900 Beltline Rd., Springfield. 741-6044.
1807 Pioneer Pkwy., Springfield. 747-8515.
Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner: Skillet breakfasts, omelettes,
sandwiches, pasta, garden burgers, variety of salads, home-
style dinners, ice cream and pies. Children’s menu. Senior
menu. Special menu on Duck game days. Take-out. 24 hours,
daily. Open all holidays. All major credit cards. $$.
Happening Server
FLOWERS SALSAS NURSERY EVERY DAY IS EARTH DAY FOR FARMERS JAM HONEYS BREADS
Come on Downtown and find the ‘Bounty of the County’
to get your garden growing and to set your table locally at
FARMERS’
MARKET
Saturdays,
9 - 4 Tuesdays, 10 - 3
At 8th & Oak in the Park Blocks of beautiful Downtown Eugene
COME FIND THE BEST LOCALLY GROWN
Produce, Plants, Proteins & Meats, Flowers, Foods & FUN!
STAY & LEARN FROM OUR FARMERS & PRODUCERS
many years of growing experience!
FOR MORE INFORMATION or PRODUCT AVAILABILTY, CALL (541) 431-4923
PRODUCE STARTS FRUIT PLANTS FLOWERS JAMS MEATS
SHARI’S RESTAURANT
782 East Broadway. 343-7523.
8 th & Van Buren • Eugene, OR • 541-345-7401
207 South A St., Springfield. 747-9482.
3355 E. Amazon. 686-5022.
ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE
$15
NOT VALID UNTIL 7/10/03
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner: Soup of the day, daily spe-
cials, steaks and fish, vegetarian entrées. Full bar. Take-out. 7
am-8:30 pm Su-M, 7 am-9 pm Tu-Sa. V/MC. $-$$.
OLD PAD
Serving breakfast (all day), lunch, dinner. Omelettes, burgers,
sandwiches, homemade soups, salads, vegetarian entrées,
steak, lasagna, fish, broasted chicken, daily specials. Wine,
beer, 12 microbrews on draft, imported beer. Brass and wood
atmosphere. ATM. Take-out. 7 am-2:30 am, daily. Minors wel-
come from 7 am-9 pm. MC/V/AE/D. $-$$.
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645 River Rd. 463-7632.
Serving lunch and dinner: Burgers, sandwiches, specialty sal-
ads, home-made soups, lasagna. Full bar. Take-out. 2 pm-2 am
M-Sa, 7 pm-2:00 am Su. V/MC. $-$$.
1417 Villard. 338-0334.
$5
ROBINSON’S FAMILY GRILL
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner: Charbroiled steaks, burg-
ers and seafood. Breakfast served all day. Full bar. Take-out,
delivery, outdoor patio. West Eugene’s friendly, local bar. 9 am-
2:30 am M-F, 7 am-2:30 am Sa, 7 am-midnight Su.
MC/V/DC/AE. $.
NEIGHBORS BOURBON STREET LOUNGE
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1626 Willamette St. 344-8600.
Help end Busheconomics, support local businesses!
PHOTO BY PAUL NEEVEL
PLANTS VEGGIES BUY LOCAL , BUY LANE ‘SUPPORT LOCALLY GROWN’ CAMPAIGN FRUIT JAM STARTS
Traci Treadwell
After nearly a decade of office jobs in Newport, Traci Treadwell discovered the
joys of restaurant service at Mo’s in 1999. “It was a lot more fun,” she admits.
“Sometimes it got really busy.” A single mother of two, Treadwell moved to
Eugene in the spring of 2002 to start college at LCC. “My focus seems to be
ethnic studies and history,” she says. A year ago this week, she began work at
the Oregon Electric Station. “I serve dinners four nights a week,” she says. “I
really like it — every table is so different. I work hard to be considerate to the
needs of our diners.”
— Paul Neevel
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