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Mediterranean · Downtown · $$
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Mediterranean · Downtown, Eugene, OR · $$
Cafe Soriah is a Mediterranean restaurant in the Downtown neighborhood of Eugene.
“One of best, perhaps the best, in all of Eugene. Better than any restaurant we dined at recently in Paris. Eugene is lucky.”
“A delightful experience at Cafe Soriah. From the moment you walk in a wonderful aroma overcomes the senses. Spices and yummy food fill the air. The atmosphere is warm and chic with a well dressed crowd for Eugene Oregon. Cocktails were excellent and the food was amazing. A very nice menu that accommodates Vegetarian, Vegan, and meat lovers options. Delicious food and a pleasant staff makes Cafe Soriah an amazing experience.”
“Food was excellent 👌 Duck was so delicious 😋 probably the best duck I ever had! Steak Hangarian goulash were also excellent 😍😍 Service was great. Loved seeing flambe cooking right in front of us. Everything was excellent 👌”
“Amazing Dinner as always!! I live out of State now and every time I come home I request to come to Soriah! Tonight I had the Duck which was perfectly cooked and had a great crusting on the skin, the sauce was a phenomenal berry reduction. We had the Trio appetizer with Dolmas, Hummus served with fresh warm Pita, as well as the Calamari. The other entrees were the Steak Diane, and the Prawns Naseem (as an entree). I love dessert trays and this one didn’t disappoint! Plus each piece was Real and from the actual options of the night. This is a forgotten art to me and I truly appreciate it when there is a Dessert Tray! I ended up getting the Peanut Butter Chocolate Ice Box Cake- so rich and deep flavors it was great!”
“Bummed out as the menu is inaccurate. Ordered Prawn Naseem from the appetizer menu which lists the preparation as "sautéed in cream sherry, Dijon, herbs, lemon and butter" and instead was served overcooked prawns in a heavy paprika roux. When asking about this switch I was told this is how they have been served for 30 yrs and it didn't matter that the menu was inaccurate. Never would have ordered this dish as served, and I feel annoyed that this restaurant thinks they can add ingredients not listed on the menu to a dish. Cocktails were great, sad to see a place I loved on my last visit -- I won't be able to trust the menu again and having to pay for a dish I couldn't eat sealed the deal. I grew up here and was excited to return to a favorite restaurant, bummed out now. FWIW, the chicken dish we ordered was also not great. Not sure what has happened but the magic wasn't for us tonight.”
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