Cornucopia to Close 5th Avenue Eugene Location
The restaurant will shut its doors at 5th Avenue and Pearl Street permanently on October 18, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Cornucopia Bar & Burgers will permanently close its 5th Avenue and Pearl Street location in Eugene on Oct. 18, 2026. The restaurant, which has operated at this site for 17 years, is assisting its employees with finding new job opportunities.
Why it matters
The closure marks a significant change for the long-standing Eugene restaurant brand as it consolidates its operations. The business maintains its presence in the community through its 17th Avenue and Lincoln Street location.
The 5th Avenue restaurant operated for 17 years before this closure. Meanwhile, the company’s original site at 17th Avenue and Lincoln Street has been open for 27 years.
The players
Cornucopia Bar & Burgers
This local restaurant chain has been a fixture of the Eugene dining scene for decades.
The details
The establishment announced the permanent closure via a public statement. Management is currently working to support affected staff members in their search for new employment.
Timeline
The 5th Avenue location closes permanently on Oct. 18, 2026.
Market Landscape
This move reflects a broader trend among local restaurant groups to consolidate operations and focus on their most established locations. By streamlining, the brand aligns itself with industry patterns of focusing resources on long-term assets during periods of market change.
Local patrons who frequently visit the 5th Avenue location will need to transition their dining habits to the 17th Avenue and Lincoln Street site after Oct. 18, 2026. The shift does not affect the menu or general service availability offered at the remaining location.
The takeaway
Diners planning to visit the 5th Avenue location should note the upcoming closure date to avoid disruption. The brand continues to serve the Eugene community through its established location on 17th Avenue.
Further reading
For more local industry developments, see Openings & Closings.
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