On a recent visit to Bend and fresh off an early morning flight, the first thing I craved was…read moreexcellent coffee. This spot popped up and lived up to reviews. It's such a cute little spot, in what seems like an old home. The high ceilings just add to the coziness with greens and local art. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well. The coffee bar was staffed with friendly people. I had a giant jar of black iced cold brew, my favorite on a cool but sunny day. Prices are reasonable. They have a restroom, WiFi, and outlooks and seemed many were enjoying using it as an office.

Jodi & Jack were awesome…read more Got a matcha for Lala with almond milk since they don't have oat milk & a flat white. She enjoyed it. The service was quick & the inside decor looks like you're walking straight into an episode of the Gilmore girls. What a cute spot, filled with tons of crystals that people have randomly left and gifted to the store. Kylie is very particular with coffee and she loves it. Huge behavioral Friday stretch, she even went for a combo of soy and almond milk. Yannick was frustrated because he thought jack worked at spork but ended up ordering the little bear tea .

Delicious well crafted food that can even satisfy this unapologetic carnivore (ok technically…read moreomnivore).

We were just passing through Bend for the night on the way to Washington and looking for takeout…read morefood to eat back at our hotel. Found this place because of the killer reviews. It is located in the parking lot of a brewery that looked super cute with tons of seating both indoor and out. We got our dinners + 2 cheese plates (one for that night and one to take on our road trip). The lady that took our order didn't really like the idea that we were taking the cheese plate to go because she said they have a nice display and silverware at the brewery for it. We thought that was kind of strange, but when we ended up getting it, it was a super full box with a ton of goodies that must of been a bit of a challenge to get in the box. It probably would of been a beautiful cheese plate if we stayed there and had some beer or wine. I got the wet burrito for dinner that had griddle potatoes, smoked turtle beans, grilled mixed vegetables, roasted chilis, & caramelized onions smothered in hot enchilada sauce. I really liked it until my friend pointed out it tasted kind of like marinara and I couldn't get that out of my head. It was still good, but not the normal burrito taste. My friend got the fried rice and liked it, but thought it was better for breakfast.

Once again The Lemon Tree did not disappoint. Stopped in for lunch on a Thursday and while it was…read morebusy, we were able to get a table with no wait. The atmosphere was bustling and casual, and our server appeared promptly to take our drink order and tell us the specials. I ordered the special of the day, shrimp and asparagus risotto. It was divine! It wasn't the creamy cheesy heavy type, rather it was made with a deep flavored broth. The shrimp were plentiful and flavorful, and the fresh dill on top added a nice herbal flavor. Lemon Tree is my favorite place for breakfast or lunch in downtown Bend due to its focus on quality ingredients, and interesting, healthy menu items that are beautifully presented.

They don't seem to want your business. We arrived 15 mins after opening, and since we were a group…read moreof 9, there was no room. The hostess got the manager (I assume she was the manager or owner) who very dismissively told us we should've gotten there early. Didn't offer anything else. I had to be the one to ask if we could split into two smaller parties or sit outside. No to both. It really felt like they didn't want us there. I wonder why... either way message received. We went to Spork and were warmly welcomed and the food was amazing as usual. Will never feel the need to try this place again.

Yo - if you're visiting Bend - make your way here, without a doubt we will stop anytime on our way…read morethrough or if we come back! It's a walk in sit down spot - you place your order at the counter and they give you a number - decent size for busy food times - so usually plenty of seating. Over the phone ordering was a snap and the dude was super polite and helpful - not rushed. My wife got the traditional breakfast - she loved the local links and flaky biscuit - I think it was peach marmalade - not sure, but it was LEGIT. I got the pozole roja (I think that's the menu name) and - yo, it was the best pozole I've had. The ingredients were plenty, the chicken was tender and flavorful, they put the radishes, cilantro and cabbage on the side for you to add so it's not soggy. Sourdough was so good to dip - mouth is watering writing this. Service th morning we were headed out at 7amish was great also - wife got coffee cake (warmed in their brick oven) and I got two citrus muffins and a sourdough cinnamon roll for later - all were scrumptious and delightful. I would got a half dozen muffins if I knew they were that good before. People were kind and the service is quick. We ate there these two time on $52 dollars - both to-go orders. We will absolutely be back - every time we are near bend, I'll be stopping for pozole for sure! Well done, Jacksons Corner, well done!

This is hands-down my favorite restaurant in all of Central Oregon. It's cozy, it's inviting, it's…read morenostalgic and it's really enjoyable for any meal of the day. Set in an old home, this establishment has become one of Bend's favorite restaurants. The menus have range with breakfast by far being my favorite. However, their pizzas are spectacular and I've never had a pastry yet that I didn't really enjoy. They serve coffee from a local roaster called Lone Pine. The staff is always extremely friendly and I have frequently positive interactions with them when I stop by. Prices are reasonable, and the food is very high-quality while also being consistently fresh. Parking can be a challenge at times, but it's always worth the effort. Not to mention a chance for a nice stroll around downtown Bend after my meal... just the perfect end to complement a perfect day here in this lovely place. Thank you Jackson's corner for being a staple in this community and consistently making every meal here a little bit more joyful.

Just tried J Dub for the first time. It was excellent! As a family of 6 it can be hard to eat out…read moreand not break the bank. J Dub had great food and very reasonable prices, especially the kids meals which were a great size and only $6! I also loved that they serve breakfast all day and I got the Cowboy breakfast for dinner and it was amazing!

Great selection of creative yet classic breakfast lunch and dinner options, appealing to the brunch…read morecrowd yet also such great vibes you could bring your grandmother! Parking is tricky but the blocks are short. Connor was a perfect host! We both loved the cowboy breakfast, eyeing the new special pork belly tacos. Will be back!

The crepes and wings are excellent! The truck was moved to…read morecrosscut warming hut, where there are fireplaces to get warm every night until 9 during winter. There's a wide selection of wing sauces and wide list of crepes. Quick service and the location is an upgrade.

Currently (July 2025) at the Dogwood at the Pine Shed on 2nd Street, Bend…read more Unusual menu with wings, crepes and fries. This cart has more wing styles (flavors) than any other I've seen. I opted for the Sticky Gochujang and Jamaican Jerk (six each), thinking that would provide two disparate tastes given my experiences with both. As it turned out, not so much. Both sixes of wings were well prepared and quite tasty but were also (over)loaded with sauce. I normally expect jerk wings to be dry. The Korean wings were not so much 'sticky' as drowned in sauce. Frankly, the flavors were similar. Prices are high but that's what you have to expect these days in Bend. The wings are not small as some have suggested. Fairly normal sized, I'd say. Haven't tried a crepe yet but the photos look enticing. I give this cart a thumbs up although next time I'll try the Old Bay style which friends have reported to be of the dry variety.

This place is a gem. The dining area is like stepping back into your grandmothers house - cozy,…read morebright, and welcoming. The wait staff is cheerful and efficient. The food was creative and thoughtfully prepared! I am so lucky to have stumbled upon McKay Cottage for breakfast before heading back to North Carolina!

Cozy Brunch Spot offering unique Seasonal Mimosas & Cocktails. The indoor dining spaces have lots…read moreof windows and natural lighting and the stone fireplace gives McKay Cottage that cozy feel. We sat outside in the heated tent with our fur baby - they are dog- friendly. Food & Service are fantastic! Lives up to reputation for being best Brunch Spot in Bend. Hubby had classic Eggs Benedict that he said was very good. I started with a warm Chai and a Bobbin for Apples Mimosa which was magical. Having read the reviews I was prepared to order the stuffed croissant French toast. Last minute change of heart- I ordered the Gobbler, a roast turkey sandwich on a croissant with a flavor profile reminiscent of Thanksgiving. The sweetness of the fig jam played well with the poached pear, savory turkey and peppery arugula. Dessert will have to wait until our next visit. The pastry counter at the front of the restaurant displays cinnamon roles, scones, muffins and impressive cakes. There's even a marionberry and white chocolate bread pudding that would make a wonderful brunch choice.

Remarkably quiet and not busy. Super friendly and fast staff. Lots of yummy treats with vegan and…read moregluten free options. The vegan chocolate chip cookie was exceptional. House made black sesame milk and hazelnut milk. Only bummer is the 2h parking limit nearby

I ordered an iced vanilla latte with hazelnut milk and it was quite unique and delicious. I would…read morego back here. Great indoor and outdoor seating

Yokocho is one of those places that keeps you coming back again and again. The service is always…read moreamazing, and the chef and his wife are absolute sweethearts--you can truly feel the care and love they put into everything they do. The fried rice is one of my all-time favorites (comforting, perfectly seasoned, and so satisfying), and the takoyaki is a must-order every single time. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu--everything is consistently delicious and thoughtfully prepared. Such a gem in Bend. Cozy, welcoming, and full of heart. Highly recommend!

The food, the ambiance and service here was amazing. We didn't get to try the regular menu since it…read morewas a late night menu with some karaoke. However, the small menu and drinks made it very intimate and the singing at the restaurant was so much fun. The owner and her partner were the best hosts ever and oh my god, if you come to late night you need to hear her sing. She might as well be trying out for American idol or Americas got talent.

This is hands-down the best restaurant in Bend, Oregon--maybe even the best in the entire state…read more Everything you order here will be incredible. But if you go for the tasting menu, you're in for something special. It's not just dinner--it's an experience you'll remember. Honestly, it might be the best meal you'll ever have. And I don't say that lightly--I grew up in restaurants and worked in the industry for 10 years. We come here for every special occasion. It's absolutely worth it.

Ariana Restaurant was hands down one of the best dining experiences we've had. I took my…read moremother-in-law and she absolutely loved it as well, which made the night even more special. The food was perfectly cooked--thoughtful, refined, and incredibly delicious. Every dish felt intentional and beautifully executed. The staff was friendly, attentive, and struck that perfect balance of being present without being intrusive. Truly one of Bend's finer dining experiences. Elegant, warm, and memorable. We'll absolutely be back.