
Refined French cuisine & craft cocktails in a rustic-chic setting with outdoor tables.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 444 E 3rd Ave, Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: (541) 653-8509
Website: http://www.ryeon3rd.com/
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Reviews
It was around 7pm on a Wednesday, very easy parking and got a table immediately for the four of us.
Our server Ross was amazing! He helped us with the menu and as it wasn’t very busy, was able to chat with us a little bit and we were very pleased and impressed with his service. He was there quietly in the background and immediately available.
For starters we shared the Fried Calamari and the Duck Confit Poutine. Although enjoyable, the Calamari was overly salty. The poutine was amazing! The duck was very tasty, the fries cooked perfectly, the curds deliciously melty, but the Demi-glacé was so extremely amazing. I wanted to lick the bowl!
My entree was the Summer Vegetable Risotto and it was so fresh and tasty. If there was any negative, it was a little sticky, but wonderful nonetheless.
My sons and husband enjoyed their meals immensely saying the duck and tuna were both cooked to perfection. The fresh vegetables were a great addition. One son and I got the Pot d’creme to go and I ate mine for breakfast, it was extremely tasty.
After the meal, the staff graciously took pictures of my family for us and the boys chatted briefly with an employee they had both worked with previously.
We all agreed that we would return.
The restaurant ran out of multiple entrees by 7pm, with a relatively small menu. We chose second choices.
Our waiter was either inexperienced or not good at his job. Not familiar with menu, items on the menu, etc..
We started dinner on the patio, but were overwhelmed by flies and bees. Was uneatable out there, and we were moved inside.
The food was too salty for my palate. Dessert (goat cheese cheesecake) was also a miss in execution, despite being two of my favorites.
The food was pretty in its presentation. Though on fiestaware plates.
I am reluctant to be critical of a restaurant probably struggling to provide quality meals and experience in a small city setting. However, I don’t feel the level of this restaurant experience justifies to the cost of the meal… too pricey for what we received. Relatively small portions too. I had better meals and service and lower prices at other restaurants in Eugene on this trip.
This may have been an off day for rye restaurant, but this was my experience.
Methinks the charcuterie board, adorned with an array of cheeses, pates, and terrines, is a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The pates and terrines, crafted with the finest meats and herbs, are a savory delight, each bite bursting with flavor. The dried fruits, carefully selected and arranged, add a touch of sweetness and texture to the board, while the stone ground mustard provides a piquant contrast to the richness of the meats and cheeses. The house-made pickled vegetables, with their vibrant colors and crisp textures, are a refreshing accompaniment to the charcuterie.
Another dish that I doth highly recommend is the spring chinook salmon. The fish was cooked to perfection and possessed a most exquisite flavor that was enhanced by the accompanying vegetables, polenta and sauce. It was a truly memorable dish that I would order again, next year without hesitation.
I had the pleasure of sampling the mussels, which were truly outstanding. They were cooked to perfection and possessed a most savory flavor that was well-complemented by the accompanying broth and bread. It was a most delightful dish to share with companions and served as a splendid addition to the meal.
Verily, I must express my utmost admiration for the dish known as sugo della domenica, for it hath transported me to the verdant hills of Tuscany. The tagliatelle was cooked to perfection, with just the right amount of bite, and the sauce was a symphony of flavors that danced upon my palate. The tomatoes were sweet and tangy, ground pork and beef sautéed to magnificence, the garlic was pungent and aromatic, and the herbs were fresh and fragrant. It was a dish that I shall not soon forget and one that I would highly recommend to any lover of Italian cuisine.
Indeed, I must say that the artisanal selection of handmade confections at this establishment is a true marvel. The confections are crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail, using only the finest ingredients and traditional techniques. The chocolates are rich and velvety, with a depth of flavor that is truly remarkable. The bon bons are delicate and decadent, with a smooth and creamy texture that melts in the mouth. Verily, the confection known as toffee is a most wondrous and delectable treat. Its creation is a delicate art, requiring the skillful blending of sugar and butter, heated to a precise temperature until it reaches a rich, golden hue. Once cooled, it is then broken into small, bite-sized pieces, each one a symphony of sweetness and texture. Truly, to partake of this confection is to experience a moment of pure indulgence, fit for the most discerning of palates. Truly, the confections at this establishment are a testament to the skill and artistry of the master confectioners who create them. It is a pleasure and an honor to partake in such exquisite treats, and I would highly recommend them to any lover of fine sweets.
Truly, Rye hath outdone themselves, and it is a testament to their commitment to excellence in all aspects of their menu. In sum, I cannot recommend Rye highly enough. The cuisine is exceptional, the ambiance is warm and inviting, and the staff is courteous and attentive. If thou art in search of a fine establishment in Eugene, Oregon, I doth implore thee to visit Rye.