Kind of slow. Max was 50 kw…read more On a Sunday morning, not busy. Of the 8 chargers only one was occupied. Location is around the side of Fred Meyer. Convenient for shopping or a rest stop.

This station has 6 stalls that look to max out at ~310mi/hr charging speed for any Tesla car (model…read moreS, X, and the Roadster). It's conveniently located in the Fred Meyer parking lot for any shopping needs.

We dropped by on a hot weekday afternoon and were so glad we did…read more The museum has a mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits - we saw them all but ultimately much preferred the indoor ones (both for summer heat and curation). Highlights included a very interesting retro 80s style exhibit on volcanoes that taught us a lot about the local geography. The kids also loved the beautifully done diorama'd historical rooms although more signage explaining some of thoughtful details would have been appreciated. The current art auction was also great to puruse, some beautiful and creative works there. We went to one talk at the amphitheatre that we found surprisingly dry. The otter exhibit was also fun to see as well as learning about the awesome lampreys. We stayed about 3.5 hours and probably could've lingered longer.

While visiting in Bend we decided to check out the High Desert Museum, which was very informative…read moreand interesting mixing of live and set exhibits and broken down to inside viewing of sudden stage of dessert conditions and living and animals living in the area. They also have an outdoor exhibit with live and items of the pass you will see along the way though out the area. They have places to sit and rest but the outdoor path can be a little steep in certain area, if you have a hard time walking, you might want to enjoy more time on the indoor exhibits. They have a restaurant and gift shop with area to sit if you need to rest. The restrooms are clean & well maintained and they even have handicapped restrooms. The parking is large and if someone has trouble walking you could drop them off in the front where they have benches they can wait until you get back from parking the car. Have much more pictures but only allowed so much you can put on.

As Wine Club members, we've been visiting Stoller for years. I've been going to the Dayton location…read morefor about 20 years, so I was so thrilled when we moved to Bend to have an outpost of our favorite winery here. I recently hosted a baby "Sip & See" in the mezzanine at Stoller Wine Bar and it was exactly what we were hoping for. The space feels tucked away in the best way. It's private enough for a group, but still connected to the energy of the tasting room. Perfect for something celebratory but relaxed. The food and service were both excellent. The menu worked really well for a group setting, with a mix that felt thoughtful and easy for guests to enjoy throughout the event. Everything came out smoothly and was well paced, which made hosting feel effortless. It ended up being the ideal setting for a baby shower. Beautiful space, great food, and a team that made the whole experience easy.

Had a wine flight, charcuterie board, and pickle plate on the patio on a lovely day. The wine was…read moregood (not great for my tastes) with hefty pours--the flight of 5 was at least worth 2 full glasses, if not 3. Lovely charcuterie board and pickles. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed the pickled celery.

They bought from someone we know he was doing very poorly there and these guys bought with out…read moreknowing anything about the business so be aware of prices and expectations dates because most stuff is out dated ??????

Billing itself as an 'international' market, Bendite Market is that to some extent. But mostly it…read moreseems to be a small neighborhood convenience store with a lot of Asian packaged goods. And it's expensive. I'd say about half the store comprises 'regular' goods - canned soups, boxed pasta, sundries, etc., with the rest being interesting instant ramen/pho, spices, teas, candies and other not-so-regular stuff. Much of which you can find far cheaper across the street at Safeway, or at least something close to it. Not everything, of course, but if the local hotel/apartment denizens need a emergency package/can of whatever, not sure why they'd not go to Safeway. Also, and I'm sure this is just a startup issue, but a lot of the goods were unpriced, either on the items or on the shelf labels. Beer, some wine, no produce, a few dairy items, a frozen treat case. Newport Market this ain't. One feature, I'm told, is that they can order anything internationally. In these days of Amazon, I'm not sure how big a draw that might constitute. But maybe. Parking at the Westside Village shopping center is already a bit of a zoo and from what I can see, many of the commercial spaces are not yet tenanted. Those folks looking to go to Banger & Brews might soon be miffed at the difficult parking. A-OK. It's different than the norm here in Bend and that's a good thing.

One of the first places I stayed in Bend over 5 years ago and is still a great place to this day…read more The location is not the best but the Riverhouse Lodge on the Deschutes River is a beautiful place and has a lot to offer. It has 2 pools with a hot tub and fire pits. It also offers a decent little gym and a restaurant. Don't forget about the best part of all the river runs through the lodge itself.

We came here hoping for some R&R. The description on Expedia…read moresays: "This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply)." Don't believe it. I contacted the hotel to make sure they would send a shuttle to pick us up at Redmond airport. The response back was: Thank you for your inquiry. We do not have airport transportation available this evening and would encourage utilizing ride share such as Uber or Lyft. - Kristen We arrived at 11:30pm at night and paid $70 for an uber to the lodge. Once there, the man at the main desk said that the first shuttle is at 10:30pm and is usually full because it's for airline stewards. Then he gave us a map and directions to go to our room, Room 4004 in building A. We walked to building A, didn't find out room, and then walked around for another 30 minutes at 1am exhausted. We finally determined there was no room number 4004. This was a farce. We walked back to the reception and he said that the system said there was a room 4004 but apparently there wasn't. He said the lodge was almost completely booked. Our options were a lackluster room with a view of a dirt hill down to the pool or a room with bunk beds. We chose the dirt hill. We will definitely never come back here and hopefully be able to find another hotel tomorrow.

Always an amazing time at Cellar 65. Always our go to date night. Always impressed. Love the vibe,…read morethe drinks, and the food.

So first of all....how fun to sneak around a corner and find a little place to walk into!? I must…read moresay though, it was difficult to find the front door! Once we did, it was a cute little cubby down under another restaurant. It felt like going into a speakeasy. Kind of fun! We ordered the Ricotta & Romesco and the Burrata to share. The Ricotta was nothing yo write home about. Kind of plain with crusty baguette. However the shaved fennel was seasoned deliciously and I could've eaten a mountain of that. The Burrata was fantastic. Creamy, garlicky, the tomatoes were perfect and the arugula added a nice pepper to everything. We went to Cellar specifically because they had Mocktails on the menu and the one my friend wanted they didn't have the ingredients for. That was disappointing, but she ordered the Summertime and she said it was "nice", but "nothing special". I had a glass of La Griveliere and I would describe it the same way. Ha. Lastly, we ordered the Death by Chocolate and the Sticky Date Pudding. They were both dry and very blasé. Kind of a bummer way to end your meal. All and all, it was a cute little spot, but I don't know that I will return. To me, it was all to run of the mill for me to spend my money on.

Had the absolute best time at my first class today. My instructor Chloe was very thoughtful and…read morethroughly showed me how to use the reformer. The atmosphere was very supportive, I'll definitely be back!

It took me several classes but I love the Lagree workout! You will be challenged no matter your…read morefitness level so approach the class with "no ego amigo" and do your best. I've been going consistently for several months now and there is always a new move and challenge. The classes are 12 or less people so you'll have an attentive instructor to form and also to offer modifications, as needed. It's a great workout, stick with it and you'll see results.

Brent got right on the problem with a failed dryer outlet and fixed it the same day - a Sunday!…read moreThanks Roy

Jason came to the house without delay. Diagnosed the problem and I was up and running.read more

Jay was really great. He got to us within one day, and solved a somewhat tricky problem very…read morequickly. We would highly recommend him!!

We have a food and storage pantry that has fluorescent lighting in the ceiling…read more The light is activated by a door switch that turns lights on/off by opening/shutting the door. Two nights ago, the lights suddenly went out and we weren't sure if it was bulbs, ballast, or the switch. The fixture is 21 years old. We called Jay at Bigfoot. He responded within 30 minutes, arrived at our home within two hours, and had the issue resolved within another 30 minutes. Jay was friendly, efficient, and knew exactly how to resolve the issue. Perfect guy for a frustrating problem, that these mid-80 year olds needed fixing ASAP. Give him a call -- you'll be pleased.