Great selection and terrific service. Store is clean and new- and did I say it has everything?…read moreState controlled so prices are very fair. I came here randomly for 2 bottles of Don Julio 1942 and Trailhead had it! It was a mini miracle. Was able to get all my limes and mixers here also. Will return as the owner is lovely

Here's your tightened six-sentence version with that added detail:…read more Trailhead Liquors On a bourbon hunt in Bend, I ended up at Trailhead Liquors, and it's a solid stop. Big store with a strong bourbon selection, plus plenty of options beyond whiskey. They also carry premium cigars and have a nice lineup of select bottles behind the locked case for those hunting something special. The vibe is right, good music, steady foot traffic, and a shop that clearly moves product. Staff were helpful without hovering and pointed me toward a couple of great finds. Walked out with a Penelope Rio and Early Times, both I'm looking forward to cracking.

Greet liquor store! Back in Portland, lots of spots make you ask for all the liquor behind the…read morecounter, but here you can shop the shelf yourself. Got a great tequila rec from a friendly staff member as well.

Workers were rude. Web said they were open until 8 pm. They closed and refused service at 3 mins to…read more6 pm on New years Eve

This great liquor store is well located and has plenty of parking…read more Here in Oregon all liquor stores are state licensed so they all charge the same price. Service is what makes the difference at this store. Owned and run by Allison she has a great and knowledgeable team who are passionate about spirits and really know their stuff. They're bursting at the seams with a great selection of spirits across all categories at this store.

This place has the best selection and best staff. Obviously pricing is an issue because it's set by…read morethe state but when you have great staff and a great selection it's hard not to want to support them for all your alcohol needs.

Unfortunately, the champagne we bought was old. Also hardly any wines from Oregon in the store.read more

Amazing selection of liquor... surprised to find such a well stocked store in a small towin in ORread more

Awesome spot right outside of Bend. They have mini cocktails with their alcohol. Only $6 each…read more Highly recommend.

Loved this place! The drinks are a small size but very affordable, I believe less than $5 per…read moredrink. It's perfect for trying! I had 3 different cocktails and every single one was delicious. The outside patio was lovely and dog friendly. They also have a small dog park area for your pets!

Sometimes it is best to let owners describe their business, as West Coast Provision owners do,…read morebecause as a customer who has been in their doors dozens of times in the last seven years, I couldn't do it better myself: "Located in Bend's Northwest Crossing neighborhood, West Coast Provisions offers a curated selection of groceries, wine, beer, prepared foods, and unique home goods and gifts, with particular focus on products from Oregon and surrounding states." CONNECTION: My husband and I lived it Bend for almost 20 years but moved away a couple of years before this delightful little store, near our Bend neighborhood, opened in roughly the latter part of 2018. But we were still in Bend multiple times a year to see my parents who lived nearby and visited regularly up through the passing of the last of them in 2024 and even through this year to take care of things at their home. We will soon make our last ever trip to Bend, our first was in 1982 so we are grieving the end of things, and one of the things we will miss is stopping in at West Coast Provisions for purchases for my mom's kitchen or for our own, or treats to share or gifts or gift cards for friends and family. Every time we were in we found something to purchase. SERVICE: People working here were always congenial, if not warm, and questions were always answered. And except for right after the local high school let out for the day, it was never very crowded. Maybe that was also because we chose the timing to avoid crowds because having lived in and visited Bend for so many years, we knew when those crowded times were more likely to be. $: Prices are premium here and so know that going in. You are paying for convenience and uniqueness. Newport Avenue Market, the independent and employee owned full service grocer just a few blocks from this one is our favorite of all grocery markets of anyplace we've lived and West Coast Provisions doesn't compete with that. But it is lovely little shop for what it is. TIP - SATURDAY FARMER'S MARKET: The NW Crossing Farmer's Market (a good one) is on Saturday mornings in Market Season and on this same street. PARKING: On street parallel parking and street parking can be hard to come by with Sparrow Bakery directly across the street and a popular burger joint next door. There is also a small lot behind the building. ACCESSIBILTY: Level in from sidewalk, all on one floor, ample clear floor space in aisles and at register. ADA marked parking behind the building, I think. COFFEE AND GOODIES: If you're hankering for a Sparrow ocean roll and the line is too long, this market sometimes has ocean rolls in the store along with goodies from other local bakeries. And the sell good coffee by the cup. WINE TASTING: For such a small store there is an impressive array of wines and they host a curated tasted once a month (I think). Check with them to learn more.

The food wasn't over all flavorful and just for 4 meals it was 100 dollars which I thought was…read moreoutrageous for sandwiches and a burrito.

Savannah made the best cocktail drinks for us 2 days in a row. Thank you Savannah! They were all…read moredelicious! Food was also good. We had the warm olives and nuts that complimented the cocktails we had. The place was warm, definitely not a bar scene but very warm and sofisticated. I complimented the "ice water" that they served complimentary. nice and cold on a nice hot summer day like today

I am not sure when I come across a distillery as far as what constitutes as a good vs bad…read moredistillery experience. The ones I have been to have always been good experiences and other people's reviews seem to match up with that. Same goes for Oregon Spirit Distillers. Steve and I had s great experience with this distillery's vodka. The specific name for this one was the Cascadian Vodka. We would have a small pour of it with our meals on certain nights...straight up and it was always so very good. It has a nice dryness to it in the flavor profile and all the rest of the characteristics that come with vodka. A very pleasant experience with this product and a distillery we would definitely revisit again sometime.

As a devout beer snob, I was a little apprehensive when my wife told me we were meeting friends…read morehere for "dinner," but it was awesome! First off, the beer selection in on point! Seeing Pure Project and Russian River (not Pliney) on the menu was a very pleasant surprise. As for the food, everything was fantastic. It was hearty, plentiful and approachable. Service, great! Atmosphere, also great!

Absolutely pretension free, warm welcome wine shop, owned by an Advanced Somm who is both helpful…read moreand delightful, with wines by glass or bottle in a bright, casual space on Bend's westside in the Hixon complex. Whether you're an old wino...umm well aged oenophile...like my husband and me who have been drinking wine for 40+ years or a complete newbie to the world of wine trying your first glass, go here! Viaggio opened in 2022, a handful of years after we moved from Bend after nearly 20 years as residents, and alas about that timing for us because if we still lived there we would be here weekly, at least, to sip. SET UP: Walls of wine throughout the shop with bottle prices marked on front which I assume one can open to drink there as well as buy to go. But we spied Viaggio on our way to dinner reservations next door (The Hook and Plow) so popped in after dinner. Alcohol lightweights that we find ourselves to be at this age and having had cocktails with dinner, we came in to Viaggio to peruse the by glass menus and bottles and stayed to enjoy pours from the 2oz Coravin menu. Both that menu and the by glass larger pour menus are great ones (I posted photos of both sides of the two menus) which is no surprise given the credentials of the owner, Benjamin Richardson, as both Somm and fine dining management experience including as wine manager at the 3 Michelin starred Meadowood restaurant in the Napa Valley. PAY FOR THE WINE BUT THE PRICELESS EDUCATION IS FREE: We bought a couple of bottles of an Italian varietal I enjoy that is hard to find and when I asked the server if there was any in the shop, I didn't see it in the tall walls of wine as I made a casual pass along them, she said she'd ask the owner. In a few moments Benjamin was tableside with two bottles from different wineries and also to share information about them and the varietal. We paid for both and since we were traveling they were very nice to hang on to them for us for a few days until we passed through Bend again. READ ABOUT THE JOURNEY: Viaggio means journey in English and I so recommend reading the owner's story in his Yelp page summary to learn the significance of that as we were able to do in speaking with him in the shop. If you're wanting to enjoy a glass or bottle of wine in a great space this is the place. If you want help in filling out a wine collection, or to make selections for meal pairing or learn about wine this is the place. If I could wave a magic wand for a perfect wine shop, this would be it. SEATING: Indoors in front and back of shop at tables and chairs and a long communal table at back of shop too. Looks like outside seating as well during daytime and / or nice weather but it was a rainy night when we visited so no outdoor service. EATS: A small selection of wine appropriate nosh are offered on the menu. On the right night, a glass and a plate or two of these would be linner or dinner for us. ACCESSIBILITY: Winos on wheels, as I was in using wheelchair for this visit, are welcome thanks to equal access of level in the door, all on one floor and standard height tables and chairs. Also one side of the communal table is a long bench but the other side are chairs that could be moved for access for wine drinker in a wheelchair to have access to join friends at the same table. You would be amazed how many places miss this important point of providing that kind of full inclusion seating in communal spaces. Good for Viaggio for getting it right. PARKING: The Hixon Apartment lot can be crazy full at night time. Note if you're picking up a wine order there are 30 minute limit parallel parking spots right across from the front of Viaggio. Accessible (AKA ADA) parking is at side of building and at the back side of Hook and Plow.