A great experience. Very good suggestions and a smile to go with it, even before the sun comes up…read moreon a freezing morning. The "cinnamon roll" was so tasty, and i still can't describe the flavors, but it was awesome!

A charming little drive-thru coffee spot with tasty drinks and pastries. We tried the pumpkin latte…read moreand the pumpkin chai with espresso and extra sweetness -- the chai was outstanding and highly recommended. The croissant breakfast sandwich with bacon was also delicious. Service was quick and friendly, making this a great stop.

From the outside, this coffee shop looks quaint, but the inside buzzes with energy and the smell of…read morefresh espresso. It's very conveniently located within walking distance to the rest of downtown Bend. It can get pretty packed, and seating isn't always guaranteed, but if you have time to hang around, the atmosphere is well worth experiencing. There's a bar-style seating area where locals seemed genuinely settled in, giving the shop a true neighborhood feel. I ordered a large Belgian Mocha, which was rich in flavor while not being overly sweet. The espresso was definitely still there, so the drink was beyond just a dessert vibe. Service was friendly and efficient, with my drink ready in just a few minutes despite the crowd. Overall, this is a lively downtown coffee spot best suited for those who want quality drinks and don't mind a local crowd.

Thump is a great local cafe. While I was there (7am on a Friday), I saw no less than twelve people…read morewalk in who were on a first name basis with the baristas. Additionally, our barista gave us a coupon for a free 12oz drink because it took more than five minutes for us to get the breakfast sandwich, it didn't seem like a long time to me but that is just good service. The music was tasteful and not too loud which helped cultivate the calm and pleasant ambiance. The pastries were delightful, so good in fact that I was unable to get a photo due to my inability to delay taking a bite as soon as we sat down. We had the ham and gruyère croissant and the plain croissant. The breakfast sandwich was great; the homemade English muffins were dense but not heavy, the bacon was perfectly thick and crispy, the egg was well done, and the pesto mayo tied it all together. The Latte was solid, I regret not trying the syrups which I found out were homemade after I had ordered, it seemed as though everyone who ordered after me got the cardamom syrup in their drinks. My girlfriend got the hemp milk latte, unsweetened. She is a matcha snob and was pleased with her order, which is a rarity for coffee forward places such as Thump. Stop at Thump if you're in Bend.

Cafe des Chutes is a lovely spot with outdoor seating near several small stores and an artist…read morespace. The cafe itself is very small so plan to sit outside if you're dining in. We came here for a weekend lunch, ordered baguette sandwiches, coffees, and a hazelnut cookie. All were delicious and they had lots to choose from! We enjoyed walking around afterwards, as the area is perfect for a small outing and shopping. Lots of available free parking as well. We'll be back!

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

This is my favorite donut shop in Oregon (and I've been to a lot). The donuts are fresh and remind…read moreme of the old fashioned donut shops. The building is old but they do a great job keeping it clean. There is a table full of beautiful plants to check out while you're waiting in line. We came in once right after an older gentleman accidentally ran into the building and injured someone. The staff were amazing and making sure he was ok, the building was safe and everyone got their donuts.

If you ask a group of Bendites who has the best donuts in town, I'd wager better than half would…read moresay Richard's. We stopped in later in the morning on a weekday and grabbed a few. Still plenty of donuts left.

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 .

Coffee shop with the best atmosphere! It reminds me of a magical woodland treehouse but with coffee…read moreand yummy breakfast tacos. We ordered the matcha with vanilla and a set of chorizo and pastor breakfast tacos. So yummy! We'll be back!

To all NON-DAIRY drinkers, it's trickery, do not waste your money on it. Get their tea or an…read moreAmericano and don't let it ruin your latte ‍ sorry I'm not sorry. Explanation below Vibes are great, service is awesome. Coffee - so I love a good coffee or house made alternative milk-. Lone pines House Made Almond- Cashew Milk is AWFUL. They baristas tell you it's so good. FALSE. It's water, it's not a latte, the "milk" doesn't froth at all, the coffee separates from it and it settles weird at the bottom of your cup. It's water that doesn't even taste right. I'd rather have an Americano. It's a waste of their employees time to make their alternative milk instead of purchasing a brand name soy/oat/almond milk. Thanks for the response Scott but I've given Lone Pine a chance 5 times with the same experience. There's plenty of alternative milk brands that offer clean options. :)

Something about coffee and fall warms my heart. I had stopped by Lone Pine before a morning walk…read moreand their coffee just warms my soul. I also recommend you getting their waffle because that is freaking amazing. If ever you are in Bend, please make it a point to visit the place.

This is a coffee stand I do not see in SF. OMG remember Caffino? Are they still around?…read more Anyway - Starbucks in Oregon close early. Like early early so how can I get caffeine without making it myself? Dutch Bros!!!! They even have cold soda-like drinks. Sometimes you need the jitters and fake fuel at night. Dutch Bros makes that happen!

I had a really disappointing experience at Dutch Bros. When my drink wasn't extra thick, I politely…read moreasked if they could remake it, but the workers refused and were quite rude about it. Customer service should be about helping customers, not making them feel unwelcome. Definitely not going back.

Now known as Honey and Pine... The girls here are SO sweet. I, unfortunately am a coffee addict, so…read moreI am here more than I'd like to admit but there has been a handful of times when I pull up and my coffee is already made. I love this place!

Rebranded to Honey and Pine; super kind woman working this morning. Coffees came out quickly and…read morecorrectly, we'll be back!

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

sparrow bakery in bend is operating at a level that doesn't fully make sense…read more this is S tier. not "good bakery" not "great local spot." this is top of the system everyone talks about the ocean roll and yeah... correct. cardamom, sugar, whatever else is happening in there--it works. you take a bite and immediately understand why people bring it up like it's a shared reference point but the real thing is everything else all the small moves. the way the line flows. the timing. how orders land. how people are acknowledged without slowing anything down. it's a bunch of tiny decisions stacked perfectly and no one even notices because it feels natural morning crowd is serious. you'll see deals happening. laptops open but not in an annoying way. people choosing this place on purpose and it's busy. consistently. like if you're trying to figure out if something is good just look at the door situation. it tells you everything honestly the only concern is the pricing feels too reasonable for what they're doing. like i almost want to step in and say guys you might be underestimating yourselves but maybe that's part of it elite spot. bend is lucky this exists

I love this bakery and always stop into one of their retail stores or pick up some goodies at any…read morelocal grocery store that carries their things. The Ocean Roll is a great "bun" and tastes like nothing else. I think it's the cardamom? I'll take it home and warm it back up in the oven for a delicious treat. They also make delicious breads, with my favorite being their long French baguette. If you're going into one of their shops, you'll appreciate the modern, clean interior and friendly, over-the-counter service. Truth...