Avolare

Hands down, the worst coffee and muffin I have ever had in my life. Would not recommend either. Since this is an airport, my expectations weren’t high to begin with but after spending $ 8 on a small mocha and a muffin, I had some hope for it. Those dreams were quickly crushed.
The cashier was on her cell phone and when she did actually speak to me, I could hardly understand a word she said.
To be honest though, the entire airport is a joke so no part of this dining experience was surprising.

Very nice people working here… But, sadly, the coffee is fairly weak. Next time I might go for an Americano.

Avolare is the only café inside security, and they know it. High prices, stale pastries, okay coffee and sandwiches. nothing to write home about. The toffee scones taste pretty good, as do the croissants, if only they weren’t so stale…

Convenient restaurant in the A gates, but the employee working behind the counter thought it more important to talk to friends on the phone!
When she finally ended her call she didn’t offer an apology and was not happy that she had to make a double cappuccino! You would think working for «Full City Coffee» she would know how to make one. What I received was a luke warm, very watered down latte. I took it back to her to ask if she could make the correct thing, I was told they don’t make double cappuccinos in a 16 ounce cup. She got a little hot an bothered when I suggested next time she inform her customer she didn’t know how to make this. She should be replaced by someone who wants to work and knows their job!
I will not frequent this stop again next time in Eugene.

this lil shop in the eugene airport is a decent little spot to get a quick bite, a quick espresso, or a quick drink. The prices are what you would expect from a place like this. A pint of milk is 2.75 as wells as muffins and bagels. They have some good sized salads, but with the increase in size comes the increase in price.