Comments on: Brail’s Restaurant http://eugenified.com/reviews/brails/ Living with attitude in Eugene, Oregon Fri, 18 May 2012 02:33:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Shari’s Restaurant http://eugenified.com/reviews/brails/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Shari’s Restaurant Mon, 06 Sep 2010 22:23:49 +0000 http://eugenified.com/?p=61#comment-240 [...] Olde Pancake House and Brail’s have patiently tried to teach me for years that serving sizes should be smallish at best. I know [...] [...] Olde Pancake House and Brail’s have patiently tried to teach me for years that serving sizes should be smallish at best. I know [...]

]]> By: Mr. Eugenified http://eugenified.com/reviews/brails/comment-page-1/#comment-192 Mr. Eugenified Thu, 13 May 2010 15:40:40 +0000 http://eugenified.com/?p=61#comment-192 Check out "Fins" in Springfield for a more authentic diner with better food. Haven't written the review yet, but I will definitely rate it higher than Brail's. Check out “Fins” in Springfield for a more authentic diner with better food. Haven’t written the review yet, but I will definitely rate it higher than Brail’s.

]]> By: Grace http://eugenified.com/reviews/brails/comment-page-1/#comment-191 Grace Thu, 13 May 2010 13:49:34 +0000 http://eugenified.com/?p=61#comment-191 My husband and I ate here for the first time last week after having heard and seen the name around town for a while. I didn't expect anything more than a diner establishment and was not disappointed in the least. They were not pretending to be anything but a diner neither with their prices, menu which included mostly pre-made entrees and sauces, nor in their decor. Prior to ordering, my husband asked whether a few items were made there or not and that determined what he ordered. The country fried steak, gravy and hollandaise were not made in house, but the corn beef hash was. It was excellent as was my breakfast wrap and both were of appropriate size. We also shared a cinnamon roll which was made there. I am a tea drinker and I enjoyed the house brewed Oolong tea which was served in a coffee pot just like coffee. I would say Brail's is a step above a traditional diner in service and food quality - it will not leave you wondering what else has been cooked on the grill with the food you just ate. I would not compare it to the more trendy Eugene breakfast places which go out of there way to make food fresh. It's a diner with traditional breakfast entrees cooked in the diner style with friendly service. My husband and I ate here for the first time last week after having heard and seen the name around town for a while. I didn’t expect anything more than a diner establishment and was not disappointed in the least. They were not pretending to be anything but a diner neither with their prices, menu which included mostly pre-made entrees and sauces, nor in their decor. Prior to ordering, my husband asked whether a few items were made there or not and that determined what he ordered. The country fried steak, gravy and hollandaise were not made in house, but the corn beef hash was. It was excellent as was my breakfast wrap and both were of appropriate size. We also shared a cinnamon roll which was made there. I am a tea drinker and I enjoyed the house brewed Oolong tea which was served in a coffee pot just like coffee.

I would say Brail’s is a step above a traditional diner in service and food quality – it will not leave you wondering what else has been cooked on the grill with the food you just ate. I would not compare it to the more trendy Eugene breakfast places which go out of there way to make food fresh. It’s a diner with traditional breakfast entrees cooked in the diner style with friendly service.

]]> By: Mr. Eugenified http://eugenified.com/reviews/brails/comment-page-1/#comment-138 Mr. Eugenified Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:16:01 +0000 http://eugenified.com/?p=61#comment-138 Funny, I have never been back since I wrote this review. It's definitely been longer than 6 months. Funny, I have never been back since I wrote this review. It’s definitely been longer than 6 months.

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