754 S Main Street / Downtown Lebanon, Oregon
One room in downtown Lebanon, running two different ways. Sugar Vibes has the mornings and The Cellar has the evenings. One address, one phone number, and two completely different reasons to walk in.
One number reaches both. Say which one you are calling about.
Donuts, 6 AM to noon. Tuesday through Sunday. Closed Monday. The Cellar takes the same room in the evening, hours below.
754 S Main Street. Downtown Lebanon, Oregon 97355.
(541) 405-4069 The same line for both. There is no second number.
Mornings
The donut shop. Trading on South Main since 2016.
6:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Tuesday through Sunday Closed Monday.
Read off the Google listing and confirmed against an independent directory, 31 July 2026. Both agree exactly.Evenings
Wine, cocktails and small plates, in the same room after the donuts are done.
Evening hours not confirmed
Two sources, two answers. Neither one is yours.
Your Google listing says Nothing at all. The Cellar has its own Google record with its own rating and its own reviews, and it publishes no hours on any day of the week.
A restaurant directory says Thursday to Saturday, 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Nobody here can confirm that came from you.
So this page says Neither, until you tell us. Give us the real evening hours and they go here.
This is the block that should carry your whole donut case, written out as ordinary text a phone can read in a parking lot. It is empty, and that is the finding.
The donut menu
There is no menu for this business anywhere that came from you. Not on the Google listing, not on the review directories, not anywhere a person can read one before driving over. The directories that carry your name print an Add a Menu button where the menu should be, which is the internet asking a stranger to write yours for you.
Hand over the current board, or a photo of it, and every item goes here as real text. No download, no PDF, no pinch and zoom.What is here instead, and what it is: things your customers named, not a menu
Buttermilk bars/Maple bacon bar/Bavarian cream/Cinnamon rolls/Fruit fritter/Glazed donut holes/Crunchy twists/Pershings/House coffee blend/Iced white mocha/Iced latte
That second list is not your menu. It is words customers used in their own reviews. It stays labelled until you hand over the real board, then it comes off.
Same room, different question, and this is the half with almost nothing behind it.
The evening menu and the wine list
Nothing was found that you published. No wine list, no small plates list, no cocktail list. The directories carrying The Cellar show the same Add a Menu button the donut side shows. A wine bar with no readable wine list is asking people to drive downtown on faith.
The evening list is the single highest value thing missing from this page. Send it over and it goes in as text, by the glass and by the bottle, with the small plates beside it.Again, what customers named, and not a menu
Steak crostini/Sea scallops/Gouda stuffed jalapeños/Cheese plate/Charcuterie/House made pasta/Risotto/Salads/A different cheesecake each week
“We love taking the kids down on Fridays before school to get donuts. Delicious!” Morning
“The Cellar is the hidden gem of downtown Lebanon! Delicious food, great atmosphere and staff! Highly recommend.” Evening
“Great food and cocktails! The appetizers are fantastically cooked! The atmosphere is awesome and the waitstaff is friendly and great!” Evening
“Everything was so beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. You can tell they really love what they do. I would 100% recommend!” Evening
4.6 / 315
Sugar Vibes, rating and review count on Google, read 31 July 20264.6 / 37
The Cellar, its own separate Google record, read the same daySix frames. Every one of them empty, and the reason is underneath.
754 S Main Street, Lebanon, Oregon 97355.
Downtown, on South Main. One door for both.
Sugar Vibes, mornings
The Cellar, evenings
Left blank on purpose. Google publishes no evening hours at all, and the one directory that does publish them cannot be shown to have got them from you. A guess printed here sends somebody to a locked door.
Seven days, opening and closing, and this table fills in to match the one above it.Your name, spelled your way
Your own newspaper printed one owner's first name two different ways in a single story, once in the article and once under the photograph. Nothing here is going to guess which one is right.
Tell us the correct spelling once, and it goes on every page, every listing and every directory that will take a correction.Four things worth five minutes.
1. Google's website button for the donut shop goes to Facebook - the address behind it is m.facebook.com. Three hundred and fifteen people rated you, and the one button Google gives them hands them to somebody else's app. The evening listing has no button at all.
2. A restaurant directory is telling people The Cellar is permanently closed. Three times, in plain words, above hours it publishes for you anyway. Worth confirming out loud - if it is wrong it is turning people away every day.
3. The internet cannot agree on the donut shop's name. Google prints Sugar Vibes. The ordering and delivery pages print Sugar Vibes Donut Company. The chamber prints Sugar Vibes Donut Co. Three versions means somebody told a friend one of them and could not find you.
4. There is no web address anywhere that belongs to you. Both trading names were free on the registry as of 31 July 2026. They are yours to take, in your name, whenever you want them.