Hey Y'all Food Truck Becomes Bethel's Comfort Breakfast Destination

Owner William Nave brings homemade Southern-style fare to Eugene community.

Apr. 17, 2026 at 12:31pm by

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A high-contrast silkscreen print featuring a repeated pattern of a single iconic breakfast item, such as a biscuit or sausage patty, in a bold, neon color palette that captures the energy and creativity of the Hey Y'all food truck.A vibrant visual celebration of the homemade Southern-style comfort foods that have made Hey Y'all a beloved breakfast destination in Eugene's Bethel neighborhood.Eugene Today

Hey Y'all, a food truck owned by William Nave, has become a beloved breakfast spot in Eugene's Bethel neighborhood, serving up homemade Southern-style comfort foods like sausage gravy, biscuits, and a signature Goldie's Buffalo Cheesy Chicken sandwich. Nave, a former field archeologist, opened the truck to share his passion for scratch-made, from-the-heart dishes with the local community.

Why it matters

In a city filled with chain restaurants and fast food, Hey Y'all stands out as a locally-owned, community-driven breakfast destination that celebrates homemade Southern flavors. Nave's commitment to quality ingredients and scratch cooking has earned him a loyal following in the Bethel area, where residents appreciate the truck's focus on comfort and hospitality.

The details

Hey Y'all features a menu of Southern-inspired breakfast items, all made from scratch by owner William Nave. Standout dishes include sausage gravy, flaky biscuits, chip beef, and the signature Goldie's Buffalo Cheesy Chicken sandwich, which features a crispy fried chicken patty tossed in buffalo sauce and topped with melted cheddar cheese.

  • Hey Y'all food truck opened in Eugene in 2023.

The players

William Nave

The owner of Hey Y'all food truck, who previously worked as a field-trained archeologist before pursuing his passion for Southern-style comfort food.

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What they’re saying

“Some of it's on my menu,”

— William Nave, Owner, Hey Y'all

The takeaway

In a city dominated by chain restaurants, Hey Y'all food truck stands out as a community-driven, homemade breakfast destination that celebrates Southern comfort food and hospitality. Owner William Nave's commitment to quality ingredients and scratch cooking has earned him a loyal following in Eugene's Bethel neighborhood.