When the novel coronavirus hit Lane County, it hit local restaurants — and it hit them hard. Layoffs and closed doors ensued after Gov. Kate Brown announced that bars and restaurants had to go takeout only and gatherings were limited to 25 people or fewer.
But Lane County businesses are still serving the community. Below is a list of local restaurants and distilleries, as well as other endeavors that have takeout or delivery operations going at this time. To submit your local business go to EugeneWeekly.com/take-out-and-delivery-providers and add it to our list.
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Restaurants
1960 Cocina (takeout) 1810 Willamette St (541) 345-6947 4pm – 7:30 pm Wed- Sun, Closed Monday and Tuesday
Albees N.Y Gyros (takeout) 391 W 11th (541)344-0010 11am – 9pm Mon – Sat 12pm – 7 pm Sun
Albees N.Y Gyros (Takeout) 2260 18th ave (541)214-8099 11am – 9pm Mon – Sat 12pm – 7 pm Sun
Black Wolf Supper Club (takeout and delivery) 454 Willamette St (541)687-8226 2pm – 8pm Mon – Sun
Bon Mi ( Takeout and grub hub) 153 E Broadway (541)505-9349 11am – 9 pm Mon – Sun
Burgerim (takeout and delivery) 2866 Willamette St (541)343-1988 11am – 9pm Mon – Sun
Cafe Agora (Takeout) 725 Olive St, (541) 908-3888 Tues – Fri 11am – 3pm, Sat – Mon Closed
The Cannery (takeout) 345 E 11th Ave (541)345-5435 Monday Closed, Sun Tues & Wednesday 11:30am – 8 pm, Thurs-Sat 11:30 – 8pm
ColdFire Brew Co. (takeout and delivery) 263 Mill St, (541)636-3889 Mon – Tues Closed, Wed – Thurs 4pm – 8 pm, Sat – Sun 12pm – 8pm
Hey Neighbor Pizza House (takeout and third party delivery )1621 E 19th Ave., (541)505-9302, 11am – 9pm Mon-Sun
Krob Krua Thai Kitchen (takeout and third party delivery) 254 Lincoln St (541) 636-6267 Mon Closed, Tues – Sun 11am – 9pm
La Perla Pizzeria (takeout and grub hub delivery) 1313 Pearl St, (541)686-1313, 11:30am – 9pm Mon-Sat, 5pm – 9 pm Sun
Lion & Owl (takeout and delivery) 60 E 11th Ave (541)606-0626 10am – 8pm Tues – Sat, Sun – Mon Closed
Lucky Bamboo (takeout) 607 E 13th ave (541)683-8181 11am – 9 pm Sun – Fri Closed Sat
MOD Pizza (takeout and delivery) 203 Coburg Rd (541)205-8910 and 77 E 29th Ave (541)515-6554, 11am – 10 pm Mon – Sun
Planktown Brewing Company (takeout) 346 Main St, Springfield. (541)746-1890 Mon – Sun 11:30am – 9pm
Sy’s New York Pizza (takeout and third party delivery) 1211 Alder St., (541)686-9598, 12pm – 9pm Moo-Sun
The Wheel Pizza Pub (takeout) 390 Lincoln St., (541)735-3860 4pm – 8pm Thurs- Sun
Za Cart (takeout) 760 Chambers st (541)514-3621 11am – 8pm Mon – Sun
City of Eugene Parking Services says in addition to focusing on public safety issues only, it is creating a new service for restaurants and business owners for carry-out and delivery orders. Businesses can request one-two parking spots in front of their location as designated as a free parking spot for carry-out customers and/or delivery companies. The service is free for the business and parking free for the customers. To request this new service email parking@eugene-or.gov.
Other businesses delivering goods and offering services
Coburg Fit Club (virtual membership) 91088 N. Willamette, Suite 3, 503-860-4334, CoburgFit.com.
Eugene OG (takeout) cannabis, card or Apple Pay only, 2045 Franklin, 541-505-7575, noon – 8 pm daily, EugeneOG.com.
Flowr Of Lyfe (takeout and delivery) cannabis dispensary, 114 W. Broadway, 541-653-8801, 9 am – 10 pm daily, FlowrOfLyfe.com.
PedEx grocery to your door, 541-344-3923 to arrange a delivery, 8 am – 5 pm Mon. – Fri. PedalersExpress.com
Run Hub (curbside delivery and free shipping running equipment, 515 High, 541-344-1239, 11 am – 6 pm Mon. – Sat., noon – 5 pm Sun, RunHubNW.com.
Smith Family Bookstore (curbside delivery) phone or email requests for new/used books, 525 Willamette, 541- 343-4717, 10-5 Mon. – Sat., SFBbooks2@gmail.com.
Tsunami Books (curbside delivery and free shipping) phone, Facebook message or email, 2585 Willamette, 541-345-8986, 10 am – 7 pm Mon. – Sat., noon – 6 pm Sun., Tsunami1@Opusnet.com. TsunamiBooks.org.
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