PublicHouse

Venue is great. Food is average, as others say. Drink station has a good variety. A drink is $8-10. A burger with practically no meat is $17, not worth it, the onion on it was thicker! I mean Costco retail price for 3lbs is $15. This is beyond chintzy. I Will continue to support the musicians and try different food options. But never burger again.

Very cool place. My partner and I stopped by after googling “dog friendly places in Springfield” on a road trip. Did not disappoint. You can order from multiple places from your table via QR code or walk up and order.

This is a nice place if you want to have a variety of options. The beer hall is great, the grapefruit and chill cider was refreshing on this hot day. The food not so much. At least what I I ordered from Moi Poki Grill. The yakisoba noodles were over cooked and mushy. The rice was a little soggy as well. The pork belly shoyu was the most disappointing. I didn’t even finish the meal. If you read my reviews, I’m usually impressed by the places I choose to eat. However, coming from west Eugene area to downtown Springfield, this was definitely not worth the trip.

I had a wonderful experience at this place! The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with a relaxed and pleasant vibe. The outdoor seating was a highlight—spacious, comfortable, and beautifully set up. Whether you're looking to enjoy a quiet meal or have a great time with friends, the ambiance makes it perfect. The fresh air, scenic surroundings, and well-maintained seating add to the charm. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates good food in a great outdoor setting! And not forget whiskey Lab has its own charm. Love the vibe inside

Located in a remodeled old church. Looks great! Lots of food choices. Definitely worth coming to. Wish I lived closer to come back often.

My first time going. The place was relaxed at 4 pm and then packed by 730. People enjoying all kinds of food. I only had the fries but it was a huge and satisfying basket. Lots of great seating options. Communal tables, booths, indoor and outdoor. Cold water stations. Food being dispatched quickly and with friendly service. There was a mariachi band playing in the back for a packed patio of people enjoying delicious smelling barbecue. I would like to go back and try different food items.

Loved this place... seems to be a hidden gem that we found after a game and no one could decide on what they wanted for dinner. There is an assortment of drinks from whisky to beer and an assortment of food. I ordered a smash burger that was excellent. Pizza slices that are the size of a small pizza and so many other great food choices for reasonable prices.

I went to the public house having never been there before, unfortunately some of the flagship restaurants weren't open on a Sunday. I had a chicken sandwich. It was okay at best. It was warm enough but pretty soggy. Although they did deliver it to the table. The fries were okay. The atmosphere was quiet towards the end of the night. I only tried one restaurant, so didn't receive feedback from my acquaintances about how their food was.

Fun food concept in a beautiful renovated church. You can have foods from several vender while sitting in a cozy space. I had tacos and my guy had a burrito from Tonalli Latin Kitchen. Be sure to order the red and/or green sauce for full flavor! Both dishes were delicious with nice spice! There is also a great selection of local beers. One slight caveat is that only a few vendors were open at lunchtime on a Tuesday.

Stopped by for a few beers. The place is really cool. It's an old church converted to a pub. There are several restaurants inside and I chose to get a falafel wrap. It came out within 10 min and it was small but pretty good. Played some cards. Cool place to visit.

Good selection of food options, nice separation of seating. None of the food vendors are outstanding or I'd rate it higher.

Cute spot for family time, lots of seating everywhere and pretty spacious. Not too bad to sit outside in during the summer! Food trucks for everyone really, I saw latin food, desserts, burgers, pizza, barbecue and hawaiian food. We tried a bit of everything and it was all pretty solid. Drinks were good as well. Service was very friendly. Favorites were the hawaiian food and the burgers, fries could've for sure been crispier. We ended with milkshakes and they were pretty good too.

What a great concept! Food truck style place with a bar that looks like a church. The place was busy for a Monday night, but it's karaoke night. There are lots of seating areas and we found seats, no problem. I like that there is both a "brewery" section and then a full bar. That way everyone can enjoy! Super easy to order everywhere. Fun place for everyone.

Love Public House, but it kinda grinded my gears, when I got a fresh, generous sized, salad at Tiny's, West Coast Chicken, with delicious house made ranch, but the dressing that came with it, was in a small paper cup-like one you put ketchup in-that was around 2Tbs. Was grudgingly given another one but still wasn't near enough to dress my salad. When I asked for more, to go, I was told I would be charged. Understandable, if I was ordering something not assumed to be included, but confused, why I would have to pay xtra for something that is required to complete a meal I already bought. Bummed, the majority of my salad is sitting in the fridge, going bad because I only had enough dressing for around 4 bites. Please make it make sense.

Amazing place! Wish I could spend more time there but will definitely be back! Great vibes, great beer and great food! Beertender was so amazing as well!

Another (semi-perm) food truck style place to gather in lane county! The benefit the public house has over other establishments is that this location and building his historic, beautiful and HUGE. The variety of food is nice and the fact that you can also get beer AND alcohol makes this place more varied compared to its "food truck" competition in the area. They also have a pet friendly seating area and love music on some nights as well as over a dozen beers in tap. Food service is convenient as you can physically stand in line at a food vendor or conveniently order from your table with an app that has all the food vendors and drink vendors in one place and items will be brought to your table.

85 eh? that's a little dictorial (sp)? have always been pleasantly stuffed in with my orders from them: hot and sour soup : yummy fried rice : tasty I am in recovery from a leg removal-wish i could order in.. ah well give it a week or so Give them a try!!

I was on a weekend gal pal trip from out of state and stopped by Springfield during our wine tasting tour, but we wanted to get lunch first and happened to spot Public House. We instantly could tell it would be a winning spot for us. The building is a renovated church that retained its beautiful stained glass windows. Inside was a food court with a decent variety of cuisine options, and I instantly honed in on a smash burgers joint called Tiny's West Coast Kitchen (which I later learned only opened about 3 weeks prior). There was also a large beer hall that offered a range of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic pours from across the PNW region. I ended up with a Springfield-brewed cider that had notes of pineapple Dole whip, mango, and vanilla - a perfect complement to my juicy smash burger and fries. It was a delicious lunch that filled my stomach and the rest of my senses too. I recommend y'all stop by when in Springfield, it's not just the murals and the wine!

This space has the food truck/fair food vibe that we love! The brew portion had flights available and a wonderful selection of local beers. We forgot to take pictures of the burgers we tried, but they were fresh and tasty! Highly recommend.

One of the coolest places in America to drink craft beer (according to Men's Journal) is right in downtown Springfield! In fact the Public House, a former church, is number eight on the list! This unique gathering place is made up of various independent food vendors (or "pods") within the overall structure. You can choose from several different cuisines and then enjoy your meal either in the former church sanctuary (highly recommended for the soaring exposed beam architecture and beautiful stained glass windows) as well as a outdoor (enclosed) courtyard. Current food vendors as of this review: - MOI POKI GRILL - NORTHWEST BURGERS - PIZZA CUE - TONALLI LATIN KITCHEN - SHALOSH (OPEN FRIDAYS- SUNDAYS ON THE LAWN) Be sure to also check-out the Public House website for various events like Cinema Nights, Yoga in the BeerHall and open mic nights just to name a few. I love "Third Places" and the Public House does it well! What's a third place you ask? It's a term coined by Urban sociologist, Ray Oldenburg, in his seminal text "The Great Good Place." They are the places between where we live and where we work. They are community gathering places for organic in-person connections. Hope you make a point of spending some time at the Public House...you'll be glad you did!

I love the concept of Public House. It's an old church that has been remodeled/revitalized and turned into a huge gathering space with multiple restaurants inside with a big focus on craft beers and cocktails. Restaurants themselves and customer service are hit and miss, and I've reviewed each that I've tried on their own pages. But definitely do your research on them. My favorite part about Public House is the outdoor space. For being outside, it is pretty much completely enclosed, warm, comfortable, and actually a pretty perfect place to grab a drink and get some work done if I don't want to work at home. It is rare I've found a place I actively like working at that isn't home, and this is it for me. Would I return? Yes, definitely. The only reason this place gets 4 stars is I'd like to see better/different restaurants there. Past that, it's a great place to gather with my husband and friends and enjoy some great drinks, visit, work, and relax.

Fun Dog friendly pub! Our dogs always get the best scratches and loves!!! Atmosphere is family friendly food is good and drinks are always good

The whole place is super cute, an old church turned into a food hall with many restaurants. I always eat from the poke place and their poke bowls are huge and the only one in Eugene that I feel does justice to a poke bowl.

Kind of a unique place in an old church. Went in to beer hall for our first round of drinks. It was very warm in there and they were playing bingo. We went over to the whiskey lab that was nicely air conditioned. I ended up ordering an old fashioned that was good. For food we ordered spring rolls that were ok. Later ordered a salmon burger, fried tofu with Japanese noodles, and fish taco. Everyone enjoyed their meal. We also ordered chips and salsa. The salsa was almost too hot to eat. You don't have one server but whomever is available. All were good.

To start off, my friend had to go to the hospital a couple of months ago because she has a nut allergy and Tiny's West Coast Kitchen refused to put that there was nuts in the chorizo pizza special. They still have yet to follow up with us or my friend. I go there regularly so I am dissaopinted to see that yet another one of my friends had her heart rate go up EXTREMLEY high last night after having a double smash burger. She eats a lot of fast food, and also eats veggies and drinks a lot of water, there was no reason for her heart rate to spike that high...I am so upset that Public house still has not done anything to remedy this situation, I am a regular there, and I will not be eating at Tiny's anymore. I hope you can soon provide us better food options. I am so upset.

Sure, it used to be a church. And they serve up beer & other spirits whilst you sit on the repurposed pews. The stained glass might conjure memories of Sunday sermons, but the message that is really being served is COMMUNITY. There is no shortage of choices if you want to go enjoy a glass of craft beer or Oregon wine in the Eugene/Springfield area. But Public House offers up over a dozen styles of craft beer and marries that with a space that is fully utilized, both inside and out. Add in a small handful of separate 'food kitchens', large, picnic-style tables that can be shared amongst friends or new friends-to-be, and the community aspect just gets brewing. You can saunter up to the bar and order a glass of beer on tap, a craft cocktail, or a fine glass of Oregon wine. The choices of beer are both local and non (hello, von Trapp from Vermont) and range from dark to light with everything in between. If that is all you're there to have, then find a seat inside or out and enjoy. You can also scan the QR codes that are at the tables, view the food and drink menus, and a server will bring your selection(s) to your table. I would suggest anything from Shalosh or Pizza Cue (pizza in cast iron!) but the vendors are varied. The 'outdoor' areas are sensational, covered and heated for weather's sake, or able to be opened on comfortable afternoons or evenings. The nooks that a church offers could make it fun to explore, like 'The Study', which sounds like a Clue room ('so the suspect was Colonel Malt, in the Study, with the hazy IPA'). There is even a Whiskey Lab, which seems curious and daunting all at once. But the overwhelming sense of *community* is infused throughout Public House. Like German bierhalles, the community can gather, sit with one another, and enjoy. Isn't that what a church often brings, a social fabric that can be woven and remade time and again? Pets are welcome, mostly because dogs are better than a lot of humans, and all ages are allowed because, hello, community. Find your neighbor or even complete strangers, introduce one another, find commonality, or just enjoy discourse. Now more than ever community should hold great importance as we navigate division. I would bet that we could solve any number of world problems with lively conversation over a glass, or several glasses, of beer.

I thoroughly enjoyed coming to public house! It's a food hall type place with some great restaurants to choose from as well as a bar area. Me and my friend got a burger and pizza to split. Both were amazing. Definitely would recommend getting food from those two places. Nice because there's something for everyone! Would recommend.

If you haven't been to Public House... you're missing out. This is a GEM in the heart of downtown Springfield. Truly, A GEM! Located in a former church house, it has been transformed into a magical food truck court via church house! SO COOL! Immaculately clean, I'd eat off the floor. Truly, they keep the place spotless, bathrooms included. There are so many food options from a Chili stand in the back, to burgers, to Mexican food, to sushi options, to fish & chips, full bar, wine bar, beer bar... I can keep going and going. it was amazing! Sit in the heart of the sanctuary while you enjoy your dinner and drink or slide away to the side vestibule and enjoy in a more quiet private area. There are so many options, outdoor seating as well! I see a few naysayers of the price. Food isn't cheap... go to the grocery store and actually pay attention... the price point for Public House is ON POINT. Shout out to all the staff who made our experiences wonderful. We tried many places / restaurants while in the Eugene / Springfield area... NONE of them held a light to our experience at Public House. Try it out, you're missing out!

We thoroughly enjoyed are time here. The food was very good. The ordering system was easy and the whole concept is cool. I wish I had something like this near where we actually live.

It's ok, has multiple food vendors so the dining/food experience is inconsistent in a hodgepodge kind of way. We (The Royal We) have been there 3 times so far and tried different vendors with the upside "Lots of Good Stuff on Tap!" . The old church has been repurposed into a very pleasant place to sit and have food with friends. This is more of a self-service type affair so everybody in your group can probably find a vendor with something to their liking.

It had been several years since I'd been to Public House, and I was excited to discover the expansions, including the whiskey lab and the salon area. Both are cozy spots. The signature cocktails at the lab are pricey (mine was $14 including tip) but it was tasty and nice to sit and sip it slowly with my date. And the bartender was unpretentious and friendly; happy to answer my questions.

Great beet selection. New BBQ place is great. They need a larger 21 and older area. Lots of kids. I understand being family friendly, but a lot of kinds running around unchecked.

If your group is picky and looking for variety you can't beat this place. A great atmosphere filled with a fine variety of cuisines, beverages and entertainment Public House is a Springfield gem. Everybody dines and hangs out here. We're still hoping to bump into Homer and Marge Simpson. Maybe next time. Springfield rocks!

Now that I have learned about their little solan area, Public House has become my favorite spot to remote work while in Springfield. The Salon room is off to the side of the main room and it's an intimate space full of eclectic furniture. I appreciate that there are outlets at each booth. I love that we can make orders directly from the table using our phones.

I really like the public house. The restaurant is in an old church. I've been here a handful of times and I think I'm the most happiest with their current food options than ever. The Indian food takes a really long time to get your food, but other than that everything has been spot on! The bar staff is always nice. I miss the cafe in the bar area, but the library seems really cool! They said you can even rent it out for parties! All in all it's a great hang out spot where everyone can get whatever food they want. Somewhat reminiscent of a food truck court. There is a back patio with heat lamps too!

Public House is one of our favorite spots for date night. The church building is gorgeous and they have over 20 taps available. There are several food options to choose from from poke, pizza, burgers and more. Add some live music and this is a great spot for your next date night. Oh, and if you're looking for some shared workspace, there is an awesome loft workspace that you can order food right to!

Amazing food and drinking establishment in an old church. Several food options from burgers, to tacos, to poke. The poke bowls were amazing. Excellent selection of local beer and cider. Service is at the various counters but staff were all great.

This is my favorite kind of review to write - 5 stars, no reservations! It was a weird day that found my spouse and I in the Eugene-Springfield area with no plans. We could do this or that, but nothing was all that appealing. My spouse made the executive decision to go check out the Simpson's mural in Springfield. As we were driving into town, we both admitted that despite living in Oregon for 20+ years each and being to Eugene several times, neither of us had ever been to Springfield! How weird. The murals were great (yes, plural - make sure to walk about a bit and see the many Simpson's and non-Simpson's murals in the downtown area), but this Public House really made our day! It's a beautiful old church converted into a true Public House. There are several restaurants and a large tap selection including plenty of NA options (soda, diet soda, etc.) and loads of seating both inside and out. We arrived right at opening so it was quiet and we chose seating in The Study where we enjoyed our drinks and played a few rounds of Cthulu Fluxx. I've since learned that this space is rentable, so maybe we weren't supposed to be there? It was perfect, because no one else ever came in and there was a bathroom right there. When we left, the place was ROCKIN'! I had said, I hope Springfield appreciates what they have here and it's obvious they do! Tons of people, dogs (outside) and friendly vibes surrounded us as we left. I wish we had a large fantastic space like this Portland - it would be my favorite hangout. In any event, this is going to be my Eugene-Springfield stopover spot! * If you think we do (have a space like this in Portland), DM me - I really want to know! *

We heard about this unique spot when we were in Oregon- it's an old church renovated into food, beer & seating areas inside & outside- really beautiful! You choose where you want to order as they're all separate choices/ counters. We started with some delicious beers & sat outside in a nice spot since we had our puppies. Then decided on food. My daughter wanted a burger so she got a cheeseburger with tater tots to share- so delicious-juicy & flavorful & the tots were hot & crispy. My husband preferred Mexican food so he got us a beef burrito & a pulled pork taco to share- they were presented beautifully with yummy sauces & garnishes- the burrito was our favorite but the taco was delicious as well. We all left full & happy.

The salad was over priced! The pieces of lettuce were hard to eat because they were way too big! The salad was not memorable at all! The coconut shrimp were good!

The order from a QR code or online to get to your table is great, so this will be more food focused. Whiskey bar is great! Loved their mixed drink. Definitely worth the price as well. Don't get the ramen. I got the pork belly one expecting it to be hopefully tender bbq pork.. instead it was overcooked chinese bbq that was being hydrated in my broth. Also, pickled ginger was put into my ramen... the noodles were not the typical ramen noods as well. Garlic shrimp was good, but heavy on the salty and sweet. I got the sriracha aioli on the side which was a nice touch.

There are a lot of places that are good for food and drinks in eugene/springfield, but Whiskey Lab (which is within PublicHouse) has the best staff (bartenders and servers) in the area

Honestly what's not to love about Public House! They have a variety of food vendors that offer tons of tasty food options, a Beer Hall, Whiskey Lab and great outdoor seating. The best part is all of this is housed inside an old church building. The concept and interior are just so stunning! My favorite part of the building is the Whiskey Lab. This was my first visit and I can't wait to return! It's somewhat of a little hidden gem. I loved the more cozy, dim light vibe of the bar. They played great music the entire time and had a beautifully displayed wall of liquors. This place truly is a unique little spot in town. Go for the environment and great cocktails - definitely worth a visit!

Came here For brunch. I was told it always Full and busy, luckily we got In on time before rush hour. We ordered foods, the place so clean and nice, spacious.. and the workers were kind and nice. All the foods were perfect and Delicious. Will definitely comeback here

I feel really bad for the restaurant industry and staff post-COVID, but the food situation was unacceptable. The $17 salad was not what you expect for $17. There were a scant amount of greens on the plate. Looks really pretty with the blackberries and all but not lush for that amount of money. The walnuts weren't even candied, it was plain. There was no dressing. My friend had to go ask for dressing and they asked her what kind of dressing goes with it. LOL you tell me, man; you work here. The mac & cheese wasn't badly priced but it was so uncomfortably oozy. I would not recommend getting this for a kiddo who does not have an intermediate palette. It's flavorful but not necessarily in a good way, even for adults. It's just a bit too decadent with runny cheese but some people might like it; IDK. The $10 garlic fries were underwhelming. It was a basket of steak fries soaked in grease. Sooooo greasy. If you're looking for skinny fries, this isn't it. There was no pizzazz to it. I would've at least sprinkled on some fresh or dried green herbs to give it some dimension. Don't get me wrong; the garlic flavor was delicious and the saving grace was the garlic dipping sauce but it was so difficult to get through when oil and grease is dripping down the sides of my mouth. If you're into unhealthy eating, then you could probably appreciate these dishes but it was a bit much and yet also lacking. Fountain soda was watered down. Service was lackluster. There's no heart it seems and it's probably because they're overworked and underpaid. Sad because it wasn't even busy during lunch hour on a Sunday; lots of empty tables. You tip at the same time you order via the app so I left a 20% tip for a mediocre dining experience. It was fast though; I'll give them that.

Delicious food and atmosphere. The service was fantastic and that BBQ!!! Sooo good!! We went on a night they were doing trivia and it was a blast!!!!

I love that this is an old church, it's very cute! The outdoor seating is nice. Having different options for food is always great. We ate at the burger and pizza joint... The food was fine came out quickly , but nothing over the top. A good place to eat with a group of people.

Public House is a great place! The the music i is so good and they even have bunions and candy I'm pretty cool and epic

I absolutely love Public House!! They have so many different areas to sit in and so many different types of food and drink selections. It's the perfect place for any mood, cocktails at the whiskey bar, or beer/cider options inside the tap room as well. They are also always rotating their ciders and beers as well so you can continue to try new things every week. It is located in an old church so the architecture is really interesting as well. The outside area includes food trucks and sometimes even live music. There are so many different areas to sit it feels like a new place every time you come. You also can't miss Monday Trivia, they normally do two rounds starting at 6:30 but get there early as the seats fill up pretty quick. You play on a google form on your phone so it's super easy and fun. This is the perfect spot for a chill night out or even a place for the family to enjoy. I would definitely recommend trying this place out next time you're looking for somewhere to go.

Church has never been as fun: An unbelievable beer selection ( tap & canned) , great spirit variety & cocktails; an unbelievable food selection- allowing a wide variety to suit everyone's taste & preferences , Check them out- live music & trivia throughout the week!

Food and drink were excellent with a large variety. Service was good at every establishment we visited. Whole concept of building is really unique fun.

A cozy spot for any night of the week. We bring the whole gang for trivia at 6:30 and 7:30 on Monday nights but it would also be a great spot to bring a date or the fam! My favorite part about public house is that you really get to pick your vibe. The whiskey lab is quiet and tranquil, the beer hall where trivia takes place is right next to the bar where you can find a great selection of beers, ciders and kombucha for everyone in your party's taste, and the outdoor seating areas often have live music going on. This time around, the bartender suggested a cider called Red Glo. At a pint for only $6.50, you know we went for a second round. They keep in the fan favorites but also always have things rotating in and out so you could try something new every time if you wanted to! We also got a pretzel from "Pig & Turnip" for $11. A little pricey but for us was so worth it. Please drown me in their fondue and I would die happily. If German food isn't your style there are plenty of other food vendors to check out! Public house is also our favorite spot for trivia. There are two rounds and it's free to play! The best seat in the house to hear the announcer is by the tap room in the chapel building if you will. (Fun fact the building is a renovated church!) there are lots of categories that always change and you play via google forms so don't worry about spilling your drink on your piece of paper when you have the answer! Pro tip: always wager your points at the end of the round, you never know what the bonus question will be!

Tried Fisherman's market at the Public House for their clam chowder (lots of chowder, very little clams), fried clams (ok) and salmon burger (tasted good but mushed) , paired with a Ginger Kombucha and a Grape Kombucha from the Beer Hall. Service was fast afte ordering at the counter, their table ordering system is still not working. It's a pleasant place to sit and eat and drink on a rainy cold day, especially when you can score a seat in the beautiful Beer Hall (old church) section of Public House. Parking is still free but it's getting more crowded is a bit more difficult to find parking close-by.

Love the ambiance. Who would have thought beer tastes better in a church? Lol! Several food choices and have enjoyed each one.

Public House is one of our absolute favorite places to go, especially when the weather is nice and they have live music! We love this for date nights, friend outings or even when family comes to town. It is huge and has such a diverse seating selection--you can choose from the front patio area, an in-door seating hall with the prettiest stained glass windows, or the back grassy area where the live music happens. They have a small parking lot off to the side, but it is rare that we are able to park there since it is usually full. They do have street parking though, so it has never been an issue! Probably our favorite aspect is that there are plenty of food options, this makes coming in groups a breeze because everyone can just order straight from their phones and get whatever type of food they want (and yay to no bill splitting!). They have a ton of beer on tap, but I am not a huge beer drinker, so I love that they also have a decent selection of ciders and a cocktail bar.

This visit was marred by okay schnitzel and meh German potato salad. And the bar girl in the beer hall was snarky to us and overwhelmingly effusive to other patrons (girls). She told us 'we only give two complimentary samples per customer'. Really? Because that is not what we observed. The 'samples ' were shockingly teeny one tablespoon (if that) tastes. Never saw anything like it. We ordered a pilsner and moved towards the Whiskey Bar. We attempted to order at the counter of the Pig and Turnip but the slender young female in dirty apron was clearly untrained. To our question 'What is vegetarian?' She replied 'What do you mean?'. Never mind. We retreat to the Whiskey Bar and order us an Ezra 7 neat. And ordered off the website for table delivery of schnitzel and pretzel. Kudos to Shield Cafe counter man Jason whom we order soup and sandwich from. Superlative service once again. Total for one beer, one schnitzel, one pretzel, half a sandwich and soup came to about $46. The bourbon was on another tab. Consider this: ordering from the table incurs $1.13 surcharge from Porter the restaurant's website's ordering system. It allows one not to order in person at the counter. This service costs but we don't know why it should. Pricey for food that arrives in plastic baskets lined with paper.

This was such a neat place and we loved being able to order from the table. Also being able to order food from different vendors on the same ticket! Great atmosphere!