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Luckey's Club Cigar Store Luckey's Club Cigar Store is the oldest business in downtown Eugene, and one of the oldest bars in Oregon. In operation since 1911, it has survived World War I, the Great Depression, Prohibition, World War II, "urban renewal," the closing (and reopening) of the downtown mall and incredibly, Eugene's smoking ban! Yes indeed, there is no smoking allowed in the oldest cigar store in Oregon. But in its place is a lively, happening downtown music venue which is now open to all, including women! Contact Info: N/A Visit Luckey's Website >> Mac's At the Vet's Club Open to the general public, come and see why Mac's at the Vet's club is one of Eugene's best kept secrets! We look forward to serving you. Contact Info: N/A Visit Mac's At the Vet's Club Website >> Oak Street Speakeasy Contact Info: N/A Visit Oak Street Speakeasy Website >> Papas Soul Food Kitchen & Blues Joint Contact Info: Brothers Of Beat and Papa Soul - Every Saturday Night | 9:00pm Peabody's Pub Contact Info: N/A Quacker's Last Stop Contact Info: N/A Visit Quacker's Last Stop Website >> Rock N Rodeo Contact Info: N/A Visit Rock N Rodeo's Website >> Sam Bond's Garage Sam Bonds Garage has been serving microbrews, live music , organic food, and cocktails for 10 years. Located at 407 Blair in the heart of Whiteaker neighborhood. Contact Info: N/A Visit Sam Bond's Garage Website >> Taylor's Bar & Grille Contact Info: N/A
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Welcome to Luckey's Bar in Eugene, Oregon. Luckey's is the oldest bar in Eugene as well as Lane County. Not only that we are also one the oldest pool halls on the West Coast. Luckey's isn't just a bar and pool hall but also a lively concert venue for music of many genres. 
Established in 2002, Mac's is a restaurant and night club located in the Historic Veteran's Memorial building located just south of the heart of downtown Eugene. Owned and operated by the McCallum family, Mac's offers delicious cuisine and creative cocktails in a delightfully casual atmosphere. Our Chefs combine the very best in Northwest ingredients with artistic passion to create exceptional tasting cuisine. A full bar with carefully made cocktails, microbrews, an extensive wine list and live music 5 nights a week make Mac's the perfect spot for a night on the town. 
Oak Street Speakeasy is now booking live music every Friday and Saturday night. We have a 200 person capacity with 70 seats. All genres of music welcome.
Papa has taken Eugene by storm! He gave us the funky groove with his band Papa's Soul Kitchen, and he continues to feed us just as well. Papa isn't exactly a new one on the Eugene food scene. Once confined to a tiny food cart, once cloistered in a dark bar, Papa's has seen the light with a fresh location that offers his great meals and sides with a new addition of cakes and pies as well as live music on certain nights.
Welcome to Quacker's Last Stop, a full service Sports Bar & Grill in Eugene with 36 TVs, pool tables, video poker, and a large covered patio. Live Blues Jam every Wednesday and there is never a cover charge at Quacker's Last Stop. Enjoy food, friends and fun at Quacker's!
Rock N Rodeo/Charros opened it's doors on April 11th, 2004. Our establishment was started up again under new ownership after remodeling the entire building. We feature Texican food (Mexican/Texan Grill), Nightly Drink Specials, Poker and Texas Hold 'Em Nights, Free Dance Lessons Tuesday through Friday, S.I.N. Karaoke Nights, Lottery Machines, and Pool Tables... Not to Mention the Biggest Dance Floor in Oregon! 
You're having: A Shakespeare stout in a jelly jar As you stretch out on the split-timber benches under the old barn's bare rafters, you slowly realize you're in the family room of one of the weirdest neighborhoods in America -- a shady, overgrown co-op of artists, ecoanarchists, spirit healers, drug dealers, and permanently circling vagabonds. And the living couldn't be better: Couples play cribbage on the rough-hewn communal tables, kids loll on the modest stage until the sun goes down, and the strong-limbed waitresses circulate the beers in mason jars and smile, but only if they really mean it. It's like a frontier dance hall in a mining town where the vein's gone dry.
