Words seem silly. 3 or4 times a week. Sandwichs? Life sustaining So good. Deli selections. Perfect. So much more to be delighted with. Again words seem silly.

Produce is always so good here. I love the mushroom selection. The cashiers are always so nice. The soups are great for cold autumn afternoons!

I've been shopping at the Kiva since 2008. These days, I always say, "I don't know what I'd do without my Kiva" and I mean it. Sometimes I go in there three times a day. Many of the employees that have worked there throughout the years have become what I consider very dear friends. The prices are comparably affordable and the selection includes both the necessities and the indulgences. Over time I feel that it's gotten to be cuter and cuter in the sections of gifts and housewares. I love seeing what's been ordered for the holidays! It's a very easy and delightful shopping experience. Every one in the deli knows how to make the best dirty chai I've ever had and honestly if you're looking for a good coffee, I'd go there before somewhere else. The soup and deli choices are the ultimate luxury, in my opinion. It's the true jewel of Eugene, in my opinion.

The BEST fresh sandwiches in town... HANDS DOWN! The way they assemble... apply your chosen condiments and offer up a variety of veggies, cheeses, breads and proteins is like every other sandwich shop combined... ON STEROIDS!!! They layer each offering perfectly, so if you can't get to your sandwich for a few hours it is never soggy. How in the heck do they wrap them up so tight and perfect is beyond me. Oh... they have a choice of sprouts and I always get the pea sprouts for crunch. If you add avocado, you won't be lifting up your Dave's Killer bread to see if it's actually there! It's there and it's visible! The bread choices are almost ridiculous... is it silly to say there are too many? Yeah... it's silly..: they aim to please all diners with every intricate sensitivity! The downside? Lunch hour is a ZOO.:: it is always packed... the lines are long and that can be intimidating. I've discovered their online order app and it is pretty seamless and it is the only place I order my food online. Pro Tip: they also sell a myriad of bread makers in their store. Including Metropol, Bread Stop and my personal favorite addiction: MODO bakery--- they bake their own bread for Beppe and Giani (among others)... they are family owned (locally).. they owners are the SHIZZ! If you're lucky enough to get the the Kiva early enough to snag a loaf... their PANINO loaf is my all time favorite (it also comes in half loaves for under $3. How's that possible? I usually roll in late and much to my dismay and self-loathing (that I didn't get there earlier) they are completely wiped out of every loaf! They have a little bit of everything, mostly leaning in on organics and local produce and other unexpected sundries. Their deli and supplemental offerings are highly respectable for a small market. They even have a book section and bulk food. Can you imagine that? Kudos to the Kiva! Pro tip: they have a large (FREE) parking lot on the side of their building... which is GOLD in downtown Eugene!

The Kiva is an awesome natural food store. They have a great bulk section. Heaps of fresh organic produce. The staff here is friendly. I absolutely love that they have a smart eclectic selection of books from western to eastern herbs to cookbooks including vegan cookbooks and more. Where The Kiva shines above even Sundance aka my favorite natural food store in Eugene and maybe on the planet is that The Kiva makes made to order sandwiches that are fresh as you can imagine packed with heaps of vegetables. Sundance used to have amazing sandwiches yet this past trip to Eugene found Sundance's sandwiches underwhelming aka the bread was dry and wasn't fresh. Pro tip: Get the stellar salad bar and hot bar at Sundance while getting the made to order sandwich at The Kiva I am deducting one star for there is no place to eat your sandwich at The Kiva for they used to have tables out front to enjoy your sandwich when I last lived in Eugene so you have to take your sandwich to go. Lastly for my sandwich and the drill here is you can make your own sandwich by choosing bread. I chose tempeh hummus and heaps of veggies etc. Sandwich is an A+ Check them out. You won't be disappointed.

Yes indeed, this is a wonderful health food market. The market is clean, food clearly labeled and the produce appeared very fresh. Prices are fair, with a great assortment of organics. Came in to find Blue Lotus Chai and was thrilled to find it on the shelf. Parking is available in a lot right next door to the market. I'll be back!

The Kiva is our favorite. We do our shopping here weekly. They have all organic produce and usually some good local veggies and fruit. We can rely on them having local bread and eggs too. We like getting meat and cheese from their large deli area, which was updated not too long ago. Sometime we grab lunch from there too. They always have two homemade soup choices, make sandwiches to order, and they lots of fun salads in the case. Their prices are pretty good for produce and most of our fresh staples. Some things can be a little pricier, but I think they still might be cheaper than Market of Choice for most things. They offer pick-up and delivery. We used this during the height of the pandemic. We would call and ask for what we wanted and they did the shopping for us. It was great! Support local and support this Eugene institution!