Never mind the 10/10 Ruben Sandos and Cheaky little Brekky Quiches. The Pastries and Sweets are a good reason to come peep this cute local market.
Emily C.
I love Provisions! Usually I stop by for coffee (or a cream puff because their cream puffs are scientifically proven to be the best in the entire world??) but today I stopped for lunch. I ordered the "Beggar's Banquet" which is a cup of the soup of the day, a baguette, a generous serving of Brie and some fresh fruit. Every piece of fruit on my plate the ideal ripeness. The soup was good too, loaded with veggies/beans/etc. The Brie though was the star of the show for me. I'm not sure my picture does it justice but it's a huge slice, enough to spread on the bread, the apples, and just eat a couple of forks full of Brie. Very creamy, lacking the ammonia taste that some Brie has that I KNOW some people covet but this lady does not. Would definitely order this again! When I was done eating, I took a walk around the market that's attached which always has unique items. This is the place I go to if I need a gift quick because there's something for everyone. Don't miss Provisions!
Lucia Cavallo
Passing through Eugene.Found this place by accident! Amazing place. Serene, clean, employees are kind and competent, food is delicious.Great atmosphere. Local, sustainable, vibrant, love it!
Carmen
I love this place for coffee and dessert, the pastries and baked goods are to die for. The almond croissant is the closest taste and texture to a real, proper, quality croissant. The people working are always helpful and quick during a rush! I’m telling you, try anything behind the glass box and you’ll be impressed!
Royan Mitchell
Best bread products i’ve had in the US since moving from France 6 years ago.-The pain au chocolat was flaky and buttery-the chocolat bouchon (which i think may be an Americanized product?) tasted like a fondant au chocolat in the shape of a muffin-the baguette was yeasty, with a light but crackly crust and a light not doughy crumb-the quiche lorraine was lacking in nutmeg (for my preference) but has a perfectly silky egg and an overall balanced flavor-the tomato soupe du jour was not American, not too sweet and with I believe bell pepper, more like a gazpacho?The floors also have a typical french tile and the ambiance is definitely the American point of view on Europe but still great! We will absolutely be back !
Daniel S.
Pastries Pastries! Provisions is always consistent and delicious! The croissants and scones are the best in the city. Others attemp to make them but Provisions are the best! I suggest going and trying for yourself but I'm sure you will agree.
Joel Davis
I come here in the morning for coffee, amazing pastries and breakfast delights. Lunch time they have pizza, gorgeous sandwiches and plenty of drink options. Don’t forget about the deli! More sandwiches and salads plus the best sausages in town but wait there is more. They have an incredible cured meat slicer that will break your heart and impress your guests. Also, buy some knives, cookware and Christmas ornaments. The folks are all friendly and amazing.
Troy Sproul
We got the shepherd’s pie, and was told they aren’t able to warm it up? And it was borderline frozen. I’m not sure if they expect you to take it home and warm it yourself, but who wants a cold shepherds pie? Not only that, it’s soooo salty, almost inedible because the only flavor you taste is salt. The sandwiches are pretty good, but are crazy expensive for how small they are though.
Ray Erdmann
Wonderful place to Christmas shop. Quality and unique items.
Jan C.
Very disappointed!! The worst soup ever. The vegetables and farrow were undercooked. Nothing like crunchy farrow!! Last time we will have lunch there. Also, packaged sandwiches??? I didn't realize I was buying sandwiches at a gas station. Your owner knows better. What has happened to this place?
Spot on loved every bite. Fantastic customer service!
Chris L
If you find yourself searching for a breakfast spot that hits all the right notes, look no further than Provisions Market Hall. From the moment we placed our orders at the counter, the experience was seamless and satisfying. The freshness of the food was apparent with each bite. I indulged in a Croque Madame and Avocado Toast, both of which were a delightful fusion of classic taste and culinary craftsmanship.Not to be overlooked, their baked goods are a sheer delight – each item more delectable than the last. It’s evident that Provisions Market Hall prides itself on the quality and taste of their offerings. With food brought right to your table and flavors that impress, this place is a gem waiting to be discovered. I encourage anyone to stop by. Chances are, you’ll leave as pleasantly surprised and content as I did.
Diane B.
Last year I ordered mashed potatoes and roasted vegetables for Thanksgiving and they were very good. This year was unfortunately the opposite. The potatoes were watery, not fluffy and creamy. The roasted vegetables were undercooked to the point of not being able to stick a fork in them and they were flavorless. I understand it is a very busy time, but for $80, this was very disappointing.
sophia r.
I loved walking around the provisions market, all of the food items looked good quality and all local. I got at chai late at the cafe and it was so good they did a really good job on the frothed milk. All of the pastries looked delicious and I definitely need to try sometime. The spot is so cute and it's pretty big but cozy at the same time.
david stewart
Amazing selection of kitchenware, wine, food and flowers. There is a restaurant in here as well. It reminds me of a smaller version of Eatly. Worth checking out!
Never mind the 10/10 Ruben Sandos and Cheaky little Brekky Quiches. The Pastries and Sweets are a good reason to come peep this cute local market.
I love Provisions! Usually I stop by for coffee (or a cream puff because their cream puffs are scientifically proven to be the best in the entire world??) but today I stopped for lunch. I ordered the "Beggar's Banquet" which is a cup of the soup of the day, a baguette, a generous serving of Brie and some fresh fruit. Every piece of fruit on my plate the ideal ripeness. The soup was good too, loaded with veggies/beans/etc. The Brie though was the star of the show for me. I'm not sure my picture does it justice but it's a huge slice, enough to spread on the bread, the apples, and just eat a couple of forks full of Brie. Very creamy, lacking the ammonia taste that some Brie has that I KNOW some people covet but this lady does not. Would definitely order this again! When I was done eating, I took a walk around the market that's attached which always has unique items. This is the place I go to if I need a gift quick because there's something for everyone. Don't miss Provisions!
Passing through Eugene.Found this place by accident! Amazing place. Serene, clean, employees are kind and competent, food is delicious.Great atmosphere. Local, sustainable, vibrant, love it!
I love this place for coffee and dessert, the pastries and baked goods are to die for. The almond croissant is the closest taste and texture to a real, proper, quality croissant. The people working are always helpful and quick during a rush! I’m telling you, try anything behind the glass box and you’ll be impressed!
Best bread products i’ve had in the US since moving from France 6 years ago.-The pain au chocolat was flaky and buttery-the chocolat bouchon (which i think may be an Americanized product?) tasted like a fondant au chocolat in the shape of a muffin-the baguette was yeasty, with a light but crackly crust and a light not doughy crumb-the quiche lorraine was lacking in nutmeg (for my preference) but has a perfectly silky egg and an overall balanced flavor-the tomato soupe du jour was not American, not too sweet and with I believe bell pepper, more like a gazpacho?The floors also have a typical french tile and the ambiance is definitely the American point of view on Europe but still great! We will absolutely be back !
Pastries Pastries! Provisions is always consistent and delicious! The croissants and scones are the best in the city. Others attemp to make them but Provisions are the best! I suggest going and trying for yourself but I'm sure you will agree.
I come here in the morning for coffee, amazing pastries and breakfast delights. Lunch time they have pizza, gorgeous sandwiches and plenty of drink options. Don’t forget about the deli! More sandwiches and salads plus the best sausages in town but wait there is more. They have an incredible cured meat slicer that will break your heart and impress your guests. Also, buy some knives, cookware and Christmas ornaments. The folks are all friendly and amazing.
We got the shepherd’s pie, and was told they aren’t able to warm it up? And it was borderline frozen. I’m not sure if they expect you to take it home and warm it yourself, but who wants a cold shepherds pie? Not only that, it’s soooo salty, almost inedible because the only flavor you taste is salt. The sandwiches are pretty good, but are crazy expensive for how small they are though.
Wonderful place to Christmas shop. Quality and unique items.
Very disappointed!! The worst soup ever. The vegetables and farrow were undercooked. Nothing like crunchy farrow!! Last time we will have lunch there. Also, packaged sandwiches??? I didn't realize I was buying sandwiches at a gas station. Your owner knows better. What has happened to this place?
Restaurantji Recommends
Spot on loved every bite. Fantastic customer service!
If you find yourself searching for a breakfast spot that hits all the right notes, look no further than Provisions Market Hall. From the moment we placed our orders at the counter, the experience was seamless and satisfying. The freshness of the food was apparent with each bite. I indulged in a Croque Madame and Avocado Toast, both of which were a delightful fusion of classic taste and culinary craftsmanship.Not to be overlooked, their baked goods are a sheer delight – each item more delectable than the last. It’s evident that Provisions Market Hall prides itself on the quality and taste of their offerings. With food brought right to your table and flavors that impress, this place is a gem waiting to be discovered. I encourage anyone to stop by. Chances are, you’ll leave as pleasantly surprised and content as I did.
Last year I ordered mashed potatoes and roasted vegetables for Thanksgiving and they were very good. This year was unfortunately the opposite. The potatoes were watery, not fluffy and creamy. The roasted vegetables were undercooked to the point of not being able to stick a fork in them and they were flavorless. I understand it is a very busy time, but for $80, this was very disappointing.
I loved walking around the provisions market, all of the food items looked good quality and all local. I got at chai late at the cafe and it was so good they did a really good job on the frothed milk. All of the pastries looked delicious and I definitely need to try sometime. The spot is so cute and it's pretty big but cozy at the same time.
Amazing selection of kitchenware, wine, food and flowers. There is a restaurant in here as well. It reminds me of a smaller version of Eatly. Worth checking out!