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Morning Glory offers vegan and vegetarian cuisine for breakfast and lunch

The popular Eugene eatery also recently began offering dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings

by Colette Crouse | Freelance Reporter |

PUBLISHED ON 2/12/08 IN Valentine's Day
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Morning Glory


Cost: $
Atmosphere: 5
Taste: 4
Service: 3
Drinks: 4
Tucked away in a quaint yellow storefront in the Growers Market Building at 450 Willamette St. and right around the corner from the railroad station, Morning Glory is one of the most popular places in Eugene to eat breakfast and lunch. Inside, the yellow and orange walls, adorned with a variety of plants, local artwork and white holiday lights, create a warm ambiance, and the eclectic mix of chairs and mosaic-tiled tables adds a friendly, neighborly feel to the café.

From the open dining room, customers can hear the sizzling of a variety of vegetable-based dishes, including the Three Sisters, a scramble of herbed potatoes, broccoli, mushrooms, onions and zucchini with a choice of mozzarella cheese, tofu sour cream or homemade mushroom gravy.

One of Eugene's most eco-friendly restaurants, Morning Glory uses fresh, organic, locally grown ingredients and also recycles and composts leftover waste.

All menu options are either vegan or can be made vegan upon request, and nearly all of the fresh-baked goods at Morning Glory's Out of the Fog Café and Bakery, from scones to cookies and banana bread, are organic and vegan-friendly. Due to the emphasis on vegan cooking, customers will not find the wide variety of egg dishes normally found on breakfast menus. Rather, they will be confronted with an array of mouth-watering, creative meal options, including chilaquiles and The Fusion, a potato shell filled with tofu, fresh vegetables and mushroom gravy.

For the somewhat less adventurous, Morning Glory also offers a number of traditional dishes, including French toast and Belgian waffles.

The owners of the Out of the Fog Café, which shares the same building as Morning Glory, also own Café Mam, a cooperative, organic farm in Chiapas, Mexico. Out of the Fog offers a wide variety of espresso drinks and teas, as well as fresh-squeezed vegetable and fruit juice; and, of course, all of the ingredients are organic.
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jmk

posted 2/17/08 @ 6:32 PM PST

Wow, this article is about 5 years out-of-date. Awesome!

Megan

posted 2/18/08 @ 10:14 AM PST

God I love morning glory.

Stephan

posted 2/19/08 @ 6:32 AM PST

OMGZ there's also this great new place called Cafe Yumm...

Gail

posted 2/25/08 @ 7:09 PM PST

Their tofu scramble and raisin toast are pure heaven!

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