Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current, November 03, 2016, Page 39, Image 39

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    READERS' POLL
BEST LOCAL FOOD MARKET
1. The Kiva 125 W. 11th Ave. 342-8666. kivagrocery.com
2. Market of Choice 1060 Green Acres Rd., 344-1901; 1960 Franklin Blvd.,
687-1188; 67 W. 29th Ave., 338-8455; 2580 Willakenzie Rd., 345-3349.
marketofchoice.com.
3. Sundance 748 E. 24th Ave. 343-9142. sundancenaturalfoods.com.
PHOTO: TODD COOPER
BEST SECONDHAND SHOP
BEST SALON
BEST BIKE SHOP
1. St. Vincent de Paul 555 High St., 344-2115; 100 E.
11th Ave., 868-0200. svdp.us.
2. Buffalo Exchange 131 E. 5th Ave. 687-2805.
buffaloexchange.com.
3. Goodwill 435 E. Broadway, 344-1029; 855 Seneca
Rd., 984-8812. goodwill-oregon.org.
1. Gervais 248 E. 5th Ave. #18. 334-6533.
gervaiseugene.com.
2. Imagine 784 Blair Blvd. 431-1717. facebook.com/
ImagineSalonEugene.
3. Lussaria Salon 160 Oakway Rd. #100. 505-9699.
lussuriasalon.com.
1. Paul’s Bicycle Way of Life 556 Charnelton St. 344-
4105. bicycleway.com.
2. Arriving by Bike 2705 Willamette St. 484-5410.
arrivingbybike.com.
3. Hutch’s Bicycles 960 Charnelton St. 345-7521.
hutchsbicycles.com.
BEST NEW BUSINESS
1. (tie) ColdFire Brewing and Moss Crossing
263 Mill St., 636-3889, coldfirebrewing.com;
2751 Friendly St., 636-3724, mosscrossing.com.
2. Sundial Café 2435 Hilyard St. 636-3838.
sundialcafeeugene.com.
3. Oolong Bar 1607 E. 19th Ave. 972-3832.
facebook.com/oolongbarstool.
What could possibly be more Eugenean than
this winning combo of beer and weed? Voters,
you really nailed it. ColdFire Brewing serves
up “traditional German and Belgian styles
of beer with a Northwest flair,” according to
brothers Stephen and Dan Hughes, who launched
the brewery in January. Avid home brewers,
the brothers use their experience to whip up
delicious brews like their “Farmhouse Saison”
and “Berliner Weisse.” It’s a fantastic place to
grab dinner, a tasty microbrew and play board
games with friends. Moss Crossing, on the other
hand, bills itself as “the friendliest joint in town.”
With its cute, apothecary ambiance and fern-
lined shelves, Moss Crossing charismatically
dispenses all your green needs.
PHOTO: TRASK BEDORTHA
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