Coffee Shops in Oakridge

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  • Mane Street Coffee 48296 East 1st Street, Oakridge Coffee Shops · $

    1 Mane Street Coffee

    5.0 Superb 96 Reviews

    48296 East 1st Street, Oakridge

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Brownies Date Bars
    • Chia Seed Parfait
    • Italian Soda
    • Cookies

    “I used to live in Oakridge back in the day.. what day? Before there was anywhere decent to go out to for breakfast!! That's what day my friend!! So, here now against my will.. I honestly don't expect anything enjoyable.. let me tell you about this breakfast I just had this morning! I've never tried Pesto with any kind of breakfast concoction?? But it's like a bright spot.. like a surface to air spotlight if you will.. right there in the old uptown area.. if you are in town against your will someday, like I am now.. you deserve something good! ..here it is!..”

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  • Double Trouble Espresso 48039 OR-58, Oakridge Coffee & Tea · $

    2 Double Trouble Espresso

    4.8 Superb 128 Reviews

    48039 OR-58, Oakridge

    • Take-Out
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Double Shot of Espresso
    • Extra Shot of Espresso
    • Bagel with Cream
    • Mocha Milkshake

    “Stopped by on my way through to Eugene! Coffee was delicious!!! Stopped back by on my way home!!!! Yummmm they have the best coffee ever!!!”

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