“ An absolute classic neighborhood breakfast and coffee spot in Eugene. I miss living nearby. Fantastic coffee and pastries. It's almost always packed with a line out the door but the staff get things moving quickly. Cooked food from the kitchen does take a while to come out though, so don't expect a grab and go experience. Very kid friendly with a spread out seating area outside and a sandbox that is open during good weather. ”

“ Overall, great atmosphere! Food is a little eh though. It was packed today, and a little below freezing. The line was moderate in speed, so we didn't have to stand outside too long before we could get inside to place our order. The woman at the register was very sweet and explained where to pick up the drinks and where to go inside with our number. I ordered a basic breakfast, with fried egg, add bacon and my friend ordered chilaquiles. As a sweet, I ordered a carrot cupcake, and she ordered a chocolate croissant. For drinks, we ordered 16oz hot chocolate and latte. The total for that, without tip, was $39. The drinks were piping hot, which on a really cold day, was a godsend. We headed inside, where there were two fireplaces, and got situated. The food took about 40 minutes, and we got our cutlery and dug in. My friend LOVED her chilaquiles and said it was awesome. The basic breakfast I ordered was missing the bacon, which was an extra $2. It took a while to get the food, so we decided not to bother with trying to find someone to fix that. The potato's were a bit lukewarm, so I think the plate maybe had been sitting for a while. Otherwise, it was good. Overall, the basic breakfast was underwhelming, but knowing the chilaquiles was good balanced the review out. The atmosphere inside was really what made this place special, it was warm and cozy. The fireplaces were nice, and the space was inviting. Everyone, including the customers, were nice, so it was a good experience despite the mishap with one of the orders. ”

“ Quintessential Eugene - highly recommend (don't forget to get a baked good!). Service was a little slow (about half hour) but was delicious nonetheless! VERY friendly and welcoming staff ”

“ Great food cooked to order. Clean, open, covered, dog friendly patio. The bakery has both gluten and gluten-free options (and a few vegan ones). Really friendly staff. What more could you ask for! ”

“ I just found this lovely spot and will be going back! Wonderful selection of bakery treats. What I loved the most, their gluten free options! Going to a bakery, I always "assume" I won't be able to eat anything!! Nope, not here they love their gluten free friends! I had a cranberry orange gluten free muffin so good! Their coffee and drink selection, wow impressive! I had a honey cardamom latte, yum. Considering I am typically an Americano fan! They have both outdoor patio sitting with heaters and indoor. This place was busy but loved the experience. A new spot I'll be frequenting. ”

“ Located in the same parking lot as Mazzi's, you can also inside where it is warm, and the fireplace is making it cozy, or outside at the picnic table. Awesome coffee and pastries with the best cafe staff on earth. Friendly, and warm, make you happy that you came in. This is a really great place to come by yourself, meet a friend, have a meeting and a few people were working remotely. All around great neighborhood hang out spot. Check it out! ”

“ Hideaway Bakery is my go-to spot on rainy days for a comforting meal, a cozy drink while I work, or a pastry to enjoy by the fire while I read. There's plenty of seating, both inside and outside, so you're almost always guaranteed a spot. While I've only visited during rainy weather to enjoy the warm fire, the outdoor seating looks equally inviting and I imagine it's perfect in the warmer months. The coffee is good--I've had better in the area, but maybe I just haven't found the right one here yet. I'm a big fan of their paninis, especially the one with bacon, brie, apricot, arugula, and balsamic glaze--SO yummy! I always recommend it to anyone who loves the sweet-and-savory combo. Their soup changes regularly, but the mushroom soup is absolutely fantastic. I can't wait to have it again! If you go during rush hour, expect to wait a little, but it's definitely worth it! ”

“ The first time I came here was with friends, and there was a food-trailer on the back-side of the seating area and you ordered at the same spot for food & coffee but they came out in different areas. So, I'm glad I had friends there to help guide us! That might have been a summer-thing or they re-shifted their kitchen but either way it is different now. But, regardless the food is just as delicious! Their actual food items are delicious. And, their baked goods are amazing! I also have tried many different of their coffee drinks. It is a unique spot off of AMazon Parkway, I recommend checking it out! ”

“ When I was still at UO I would schedule my entire week around when I could get my next BLET cause it was the absolute best breakfast in town. Not only is it made fresh with the in-house bread, the price and portion cannot be beat. The entire menu is absolutely stacked, as well as having some of the best coffee pastries and bread in town. Although the wait time is usually pretty significant, they now have a dependable online ordering service so you can time what you want from the kitchen, which is always going to be separate and much longer than anything from the counter. The parking lot is a bit tight, but there's also lots of other available areas. ”

“ How does this one-of-a-kind bakery not get a 5 star rating? After visiting back in February this is July and I still cannot stop thinking about this place. Throw in cooked brunches on their menu--which you can enjoy at indoor or outdoor tables (with a fireplace in the interior part) in addition to the exquisite selection of baked breads and inventive rolls. People of Eugene don't know how good they have it. Traveling here from Los Angeles I lamented there was no equivalent bakery with the finesse/sophistication in the sprawling LA metro area (I'm over the standard Mexican bakeries, they're the same old things repeated.) At Hideaway the rolls and croissants were inventive, caught my eye for playful flavors, and tasted superlative. The coffee was complex and delicious. The brunch was absolutely delicious with good quality vegetables, flavorful cooking, subtly done eggs. YUM. Go here and don't regret missing out on one of the West Coast's top five bakeries ( in my humble estimation). Extra brownie points for the staff not putting on posh affectations despite their sophisticated menu. This place is down-to-earth and exciting, both. ”