Brail's Restaurant
Since Brail's Restaurant was bought by Joy Knudtson in 2001, she has been dedicated to knowing her customers by name and serving the best breakfast in town. The Eugene Weekly newspaper has recognized Brail's for Eugene's Best Hangover Breakfast three years running. A dazzling array of omelettes are served with home fried or hash brown potatoes, and diners can choose from a muffin, biscuit or toast. Waffles and pancakes are also available. Hot or cold cereal and single item side orders such as one egg or a cinnamon roll round out the menu.
Brail's Restaurant
1689 Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
541-343-1542
The Glenwood Restaurant
One of the best things about the locally-owned Glenwood Restaurant is that there are two locations to choose from, one near the University of Oregon campus and one in South Eugene. The breakfast menu features an eclectic range of items from Eggs Benedict to fresh muffins, with tempeh available as a meat substitute. Juice, coffee and espresso drinks are available. The Eugene Weekly newspaper cites the Glenwood Restaurants for huge portions at good prices, while the Oregon Daily Emerald reports that the Glenwood serves everyday food done right.
The Glenwood Restaurants
1340 Alder St.
Eugene, Oregon
541-687-0355
glenwoodrestaurants.com
2588 Willamette St.
Eugene, Oregon
541-687-8201
glenwoodrestaurants.com
The Keystone Cafe
The Keystone Cafe is located at the corner of Fifth and Lawrence Streets in downtown Eugene. The Keystone serves many organically produced items and offers vegan dining options, such as the eggless tofu or tempeh scramble with green peppers and onions. Traditional omelette and egg dishes are also available. The breakfast menu features the Keystone's signature item, delicious plate-sized pancakes served with whipped butter and optional blueberries. Organic coffee, juices and a champagne mimosa are on the beverage menu.
The Keystone Cafe
395 West Fifth St.
Eugene, Oregon
541-342-2075
keystonecafe.net
Article Written By Steve Lafler
Steven Lafler is a cartoonist, writer and entrepreneur. He has published several graphic novels including "Bughouse," "Baja," "Scalawag," "40 Hour Man" and "Tranny." His work has appeared in "Pulse!," "San Francisco Weekly," "Worcester Magazine," "Seattle Weekly," "Guitar Player," and "Buzzard" comics anthology. Lafler's first professional published work appeared in 1979.
