Magpie Coffeeshop - Eugene

I really enjoyed the breakfast bowl, which included roasted potatoes, carrots, kale, and a poached egg. The savory hand pie was flaky and absolutely delicious. The staff was friendly, and despite the restaurant being quite busy, the food and coffee were served promptly.

The atmosphere is pleasant and the prices are reasonable. I highly recommend the breakfast bowl; it completely transformed my view on incorporating vegetables into breakfast. The coffee is just right and incredibly fresh. Plus, they offer free postcards for your loved ones, which is a nice touch!

The tables were all dirty, and although they claimed they could prepare a chai latte, what I received was just chai. I also ordered a cookie, but they completely forgot about it. Overall, it was a disappointing experience.

Coffee was sour like something in the process hadn’t been cleaned in a while.Service was Meh as I wanted to dine in but counter person decided mine was “to go”.

Located in the new section of Fifth Street Marketplace, (right in front of The Gordon Hotel) Magpie is a new coffeehouse that has a clean, modern vibe with hard surfaces, cement floors and lots of light. This is not a quaint cozy coffeehouse with wood counters and tables, like the name might conjure up, but it is surprisingly welcoming because of the friendly servers, vibrant sounds of coffee brewing and milk steamers going. I had one of the chicken tarragon hand pies, which was very tasty and flaky. I was still hungry, 'tho. My friend had the egg sandwich, which came out as a yellow egg square surrounded mostly by bread. She said it was, ok. Frankly, by appearance it looked a little strange and bare on the white plate it was served on. A few slices of fruit or garnish would have made it look more appetizing. My other friend ordered the wisest choice, (breakfast bowl), which looked the heartiest and most delicious of the three. Hers also came with a biscuit. She loved it. We met for breakfast and were all pretty hungry. I was disappointed that there weren 't more choices: i.e. egg dishes with protein, potatoes, etc... The coffees were delicious. My favorite thing was the chocolate peanut butter mini pie that we all had a tiny piece of. It was super yummy, and I 'd go back just for that...or to try another one of their pies. For breakfast...not likely, unless they expand their menu. For coffee and a baked treat, I 'd give this place 5 stars.