06/11/2026
A restaurant has to do a lot.
It has to move people through the space, make the ordering experience clear, give families room to settle in, handle the after-game rush, and still feel like somewhere you actually want to stay. Lighting, temperature, noise and visuals are all crucial considerations that either enhance or take away from this experience.
For Track Town Pizza’s second location, our team helped design a space that could carry that energy - open, bright, flexible, and rooted in the Thurston community but also continuing Track Town's brand identity.
Sarah Elizabeth Design, LLC helped bring warmth and personality into the interior. KPFF Eugene structural supported the coordination behind the scenes. Dorman Construction, Inc helped carry the work through construction. Curtis Restaurant Equipment brought the detailed equipment & insight, and PNW Electric, LLC.made everything bright. Cabinetry was crafted by LJ Pearson Construction and ES&A Sign & Awning fabricated and installed the custom Jumbotron, because sometimes a pizza restaurant does, in fact, need a Jumbotron. Not to mention the awesome graphics from !
The result is a space built for lunch specials, family dinner, teams, celebrations, and the kind of local gathering that makes a restaurant feel like part of the greater community.
Photography by Craig Strobeck Photography.