This is a little gem. Great breakfast sandwich that was light and filling…read more The almond croissant was solid though still missing the essence of true French messy fall all over almond croissants. Their hot chocolate was not just water and powder, thank goodness. Their sticky buns needed some help. The dough was solid it wasn't too sweet though it needed a little more sweet gooey stuff to help the dough not be so dried out. Their scones were great; dense, moist sweet but not overly sweet.

We tried another coffee shop down the road, but it was too busy. We remembered there was a bakery…read morefurther down, so happy we did. The pastries were so fresh and delicious (cinnamon roll & croissant w ham and cheese). We also had a couple americanos that were very good. It was a welcoming spot with friendly employees and it was very kid friendly.

Several years ago I brought some visiting German friends to Sparrow for the Ocean Roll, which they…read moreloved. The next year they visited we didnt have a lot of time and I took them someplace else for another kind of breakfast treat. They were displeased to even try something else. I apologized and promised to never get in the way of them acquiring their Ocean Roll. This year while I went to work they documented their long awaited return to Sparrow for the Ocean Roll. I need say no more.

if youre from the east coast, think of bread you get from the bakery that is about to shut its…read moredoors after being open for a year; because the attitude is garbage and their bread has no name this is like traditional table bread without the crunch, texture or culture. its a sponge for ketchup after you ordered whatever else they sell thats needs a condiment to swallow. i guess maybe their rent is high, because they have the highest prices of generic wonder bread iv witnesses from east, west, north and south.

Food was amazing, especially we liked waffle with ricotta. Food came out fast. Very nice ambiance…read more Friendly service. Only thing is we wish servers very more knowledgeable and I am sure they will with time. If we ever in Bend again, definitely will come back! Thank you !

Cute spot with tall ceilings and warm yet airy ambience. They have breakfast during the daytime and…read morethen the restaurant transitions to Papillon in the evening. The counter area features baked goods. Service was friendly and efficient, you can order things to go at the counter otherwise you sit down and get table service. Came here with Daughter for breakfast. We both ordered the farmhouse waffle plate ($19). The plates are a little small and awkward to be honest, but ours came with two eggs, bacon, one waffle and a side of Housemade chutney and maple syrup. Omg the chutney was amazing! A mix of sweet and savory went well with the eggs. The waffle was light and crispy, the four pieces of bacon were crispy. Daughter was still hungry after her breakfast so maybe ordering a side of potatoes would bode well. Would come back here again, curious to try the evening restaurant.

Cafe des Chutes is one of my proudest finds in Bend! This cafe is so good that we visited twice…read moreduring our stay. Cafe des Chutes is a cute, European-style cafe that invites you to slow day and enjoy a pastry and coffee on their patio. During each visit, we ordered coffee and at least two items to try a little bit of everyone. I loved that they were offering samples on both days that we went - one day was the Oregon roll and the other was their specialty bread pudding. I was sold on the Oregon Roll! This is their speciality, rolls up marionberry jam inside a croissant with a hazelnut butter glaze. Other items we ordered included the pistachio croissant, peanut butter brownie, Brie and fig jam baguette, jalepeno cheddar scone, and seasonal bread pudding. Everything was a chef's kiss! You can't go wrong here. Be prepared to drop a bag you won't regret. We spent at least $50 during each visit but we were satisfied with our selection. I still dream of this spot and highly recommend for anyone looking for a good cafe outside of downtown Bend!

I heard from everyone to try an Ocean Roll from Sparrow, but I've had Scandinavian cardamon based…read moretreats before and I know I don't enjoy that flavor profile. I looked around for something similar, but less the cardamon and came across Cafe des Chutes. We visited at 9 am on a Sunday and it wasn't too crowded at all, with only a single person ahead. They have plenty of seating and I think most people decide to eat their treats in the cafe; we had to hit the trail though, so we got ours to go to eat while hiking. Mango Sticky Rice Honey Glazed Croissant ($6.25) - Woah, this is an exceptionally sticky pastry, so sticky it's actually a little cumbersome to eat since the glaze spreads on any surface it touches and becomes very difficult to remove. The glaze tastes just like fresh honey - in fact, I wouldn't be surprised if it were mostly honey. There's not much mango flavor until closer to the center, along with another flavor of something very fragrant almost flowery They sprinkle coconut flakes on top, giving a somewhat fruity flavor. The croissant itself is very good - great crust, nicely flaky and crisp with a great texture on the interior, chewy and airy. The lamination seems to be good based on a cursory inspection, but I didn't have a sharp bread knife on me for a clean cut as I usually do. The pastry is very sweet and the glaze covers up the flavor of the croissant entirely. (5/5) Oregon Roll ($6.25) - This base, on the other hand, is really buttery, combining the great lamination, crispy and flaky, with great flavor. There's a fantastic honeycomb texture on the inside combined with the perfect chewiness. They do add a marionberry swirl on the interior, which is pretty obviously included in terms of color, but can't really be tasted on top of the croissant butteriness. On top, they spread a spiced hazelnut glaze, sweet and nutty, almost like peanut butter in texture mixed with butter. Delicious pastry overall. (5/5) Savory Bread Pudding ($10) - This is a super dense and heavy (in weight) bread pudding baked in a muffin mold. They offer to heat it up and it's a really good idea to eat this warmed. We opted to get it cold since we weren't going to eat it for a couple of hours (for a picnic lunch) and it basically wasn't edible, with super dense, bitter and stale tasting bread, making it hard to even stick a fork into the top. We ended up waiting until we got to the hotel room to heat it up the next morning for breakfast, which made it much more palatable. There's some mushroom essence with tons of black pepper and a dense yet pleasingly chewy bread. Cheese is baked on top and there's a little vegetal bitterness from spinach. Not rating this since we ate it the next day. Overall I enjoyed my treats from Cafe des Chutes. I would visit again the next time I'm in Bend. Bathrooms - Tiny room near the front. The water heater takes up some of the space inside, so it's quite warm in the room

Stopped by here to get a chai latte and some marionberry anything! They didn't have any pie so I…read moresettled on the cobbler bar and scone. I ended up heating the bar last night and eating it was some marionberry ice cream and my god it was divine. The crust is a graham/oat base that's thick and really good. Crumble was also so delicious. I'm having the scone now a day later and it's still so soft and fluffy after a quick warm in the microwave. The chai latte was also very good. Not too spicy or sweet. I appreciated I could get my drink and treats at one spot and both were very good. Highly recommend if in town looking for a good treat!

Only docking a star because the people helping me were clearly not happy to be there. I get it,…read morecustomer service jobs can suck but the energy was just so low! My sandwich was amazing though (turkey pesto) and I also got a cookie which was also amazing. Pro tip: bring it to Millers Landing for the ultimate Bend picnic experience.

Great spot up the hill with a gorgeous view of the sisters mountains. Plenty of room. Busy on a…read moreSaturday but chill on a Sunday from my two encounters here. Fresh roasted beans ready to grab and a seasonal drink " toasted coconut" over ice was pleasant

think of an internet cafe. where you enter, avoid, purchase, sit, zone out into your own world of…read morebends coffee shop culture. cappuccino is acidic. lattes taste like ice cream mix. the sweets are brought in from the equally as tourists bakery down the street. when you order a cup of coffee, just a cup of coffee, the kids behind the counter stop enjoying their job that day with you, then pick up their personality once youre gone and realize the coffee isnt being made for you at 4.00 a cup thump leaves their "coffee" in those cheap stainless steal push pump bacteria collectors. and like most other low end tourist friendly eateries, the coffee in that cheap container is either bacteria warm, or empty. and you wont be getting a cup anytime soon bc the lines too long for them to care about your 4.00 morning. thanks

This place is so cute. Little cafe and bulk refillery. They have a small but mighty menu that…read moreincludes vegan options, multiple drinks from coffee, tea, and other non alcoholic beverages. The place is spacious, nicely decorated inside and a lovely outdoor covered patio that is dog friendly. We ordered the powerhouse burritos and the vegan option with freshly brew coffee and everything tasted really good. The housemade salsas were also really good. (Cilantro jalapeño and a habanero option) The staff was friendly and attentive, the food was prepared quickly and everything looked great!

Not only is this a sweet little spot to enjoy a smooth cup of espresso, but the peaceful atmosphere…read moreand genuinely kind staff make it the perfect place to start your morning. There's just something special about a place that makes you feel welcomed, relaxed, and ready to take on the day. If you're in the area, stop by and treat yourself to a cozy morning--you'll be glad you did!

Excellent bread stick (Parmesan cheese, pepper). Pastry…read morechocolate Eddy, apple tart. We kept going back in the store for more. 3 times.

I got there 30 minutes before close so I thought everything would be fine…read more The person at the register had a really impatient vibe, like "hurry up and get your order in before we close" I asked for a sandwich without one ingredient I don't like. I got the ingredient I didn't like. The sandwich wasn't good enough to deal with those issues. There are so many good sandwich shops that I could go to where I don't have to deal with this kind of thing that I won't be back.

Outstanding service and food I had the eggs Benedict the…read moresauce are really good Latte coffee Minor complaint difficulty getting up and down the stairs I'm handicap. There's a ramp that's all the way around behind the building too far a walk. James service was very helpful Dog friendly

Holy portions! First time visit for us, and I must say the portions were insane. Probably could…read morehave split one meal between 4 people! Normally that's not a problem but we were traveling so didn't get to take all that delicious food back home with us. Funnily enough I overheard the manager speaking to another couple and mentioning you can order half size portions which is pretty convenient. Food was tasty! Service was decent (felt like the waitress said "perfect" one too many times and also asked us on 3 different occasions where we were from). Outside of that we'd definitely come back to try some of the other items on the menu. The bakery looked tempting as well!

Great vegan lemon blueberry scone (and looks good too!)! It's perfect for someone like me with a…read moredairy allergy. Got the scone at Thump Coffee where it's sold as one of the bakery items.

So glad this place is open for in person business half the week now! The employees are always nice…read more And most importantly I can get good gluten free donuts now! Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. I've tried maple and foraged berry and both were fantastic. Love them so much.