This is an awesome experience for children. The staff are so friendly and caring, not only to the…read morechildren, but to the parents and grandparents. They teach life lessons, and have a lot of fun activities.

From the owner: Wildheart Nature School offers transformational experiences in the beautiful wild lands of Central…read moreOregon. We teach a variety of classes and camps year-round for children, teens, and adults. At Wildheart, we believe that every adventure into the woods is an exercise in imagination and opens the door for a compelling story to be woven. Our students learn how to speak the language of nature that is innate to their ancestral heritage, giving them access to a world of mystery, adventure, and discovery. Popular themes include Witches and Wizards, Dragon Riders, Mythic Mermaids, Juniper Jedis, Wilderness Survivors, and much more! "The other day, my kids were arguing with one another and my daughter said, 'I'm going to go sit in my sit spot to calm down.' I cannot imagine a better gift for our children than the realization that they have the tools to solve their problems by going within. Thank you for your amazing teachings!" - Sharon Richards (Parent)

This is a great little spot nestled on the edge of a residential area. The staff are super friendly…read moreand encourage sampling prior pouring a glass of brew so you can decide on what your palate is in the mood for. Parking is the only downside - they have a few spots near the entry, otherwise it's street side (non-issue). Our sandwich was tantalizingly delicious! The bread seemed freshly made - I believe the bread came fresh from a local bakery - yum.

Best NA IPA I've had, as it was on tap, hoppier than others, and served by a tender who knew ale…read moreand was happy to talk about it

Shawn G here. I don't post a lot of reviews, but I'm starting to share only the greatest hits--the…read moreplaces that really stand out--and Amaterra in downtown Bend makes that list easily. This is a membership experience as much as it is a restaurant. The architecture and design are divine: floor-to-ceiling wine cases, a beautiful fireplace lounge, and that city-meets-cellar feel with the wine barrel walls. It's the kind of place you actually want to sit in and take in, not rush through. If you're looking for spots worth paying attention to, this is a good one to start with. I'll be back.

I'm so glad we got to go here! There's an Amaterra in PDX which I've been meaning to go to but…read morehaven't yet. Now I have to go! The ambiance inside is beautiful. Simple and modern. I had the Syrah which I really wanted to take a bottle home but I have too many bottles at home as is. A good problem to have I guess. Frank, our waiter was fantastic. He was a bit busy, but always courteous and checked in a few times. My husband and I were happy with our food, but my brother who had the pork said it wasn't flavored enough.

Chef Cuin rocked the food! So amazing. Ashley did a great…read morejob explaining the wines, pairing and the story behind the wines! Thank you for an amazing experience!

Grace was very thoughtful and pleasant. She New her job…read morevery well.I would recommend this establishment to every one I know.

Colby was great Loved the tour…read moreBeers, especially the 37, were amazing Samples before, during and after the tour were great. Watch out for the lemonade, it will sneak up on you! Service was great, friendly and knowledgeable Ambience was young and hip

We stopped by here to get a tour on a Saturday afternoon but they were fully booked. I had the…read moreWhite Peach Bellini Farmhouse Ale & he had the King Crispy Pilsner. Lately I've enjoyed the taste of a fruity beer/cider. The Peach Bellini was definitely a girly beer.

This was a cool little bookstore that came highly recommended by a friend that lives in the area…read more I had been anticipating the release of a book so while in town I drove up to this location. It has a great little coffee shop with bake goods they brought in from a local bakery. I found the book I wanted, an iced tea, and a cookie and I was all set. The proprietor asked me about my selection and we talked a bit about it. All in all a great experience and I will definitely be back again.

Beautiful bookstore with a great selection of new releases and a nice coffee bar. I loved the…read morecreative way they decorated their counters with remainder materials. I purchased some books and a cribbage board. A few days later I noticed the cribbage had the wrong number of points! I returned to the store and was pleasantly impressed with the return service I received store credit on a gift card. Easy parking for Bend area and I will definitely return.

This little place has a lot going on. It is in an odd part of town, there are wear houses and…read moreconstruction businesses. But there is a great view. We came on a night where they had open mic comedy. It wasn't great standup but it was fun, a good community, and I did laugh a little. The food was pretty good. I had the fried chicken which was juicy and really crispy. The greens are really good, fatty, smoky, and tender. The mac and cheese, however, was a disappointment-the sauce was grainy and lacked cheese flavor.

Lived here for over 20 years; Worst experience at a bar I've ever had and surprisingly it came from…read morestaff members. It pains me to say this as I'm a business owner in this industry; I get the stresses that come with the tasks at running a business like this. BUT, they need to make some changes immediately. It was a "comedy" night and the host wasn't just bad at hosting, but obtuse, rude and disrespectful to me, my friend, the music entertainer and the patrons. A hostile and incompetent staff didn't provide any help or follow up. I can't get too into details atm for litigation reasons but like I've said, I've never had any problems in any bars with anyone before or have had such an egregious experience that left me bemused to the point where I felt the need to issue a 1 star experience. You have to really mess up to get a 1 star from me. To the owners: I'll be submitting a formal complaint and seeking financial retribution through the Office of the Oregon Attorney General, a secondary complaint will be filed with the BBB as I won't put up with this dubious behavior from your staff or from anywhere. This behavior is unacceptable, unethical and it ultimately places your patrons and staff at risk of bodily harm or injury. I'm going to get down to the bottom of this civilly, legally and swiftly. Oh and the food; I'm sure it's not bad but full disclosure I didn't have any tonight. BUT HERES MY TAKE: Beer prices were typical. Kids menu was decent but kinda small. The adult food was over priced but what else are you going to eat with no other food options near by. The menu is ok but you'll spend 10 Barrel money; min $17 for a sandwich. If you get a beer too make it $25. If you like tacos you'll spend $16 for x3 shrimp tacos!(Which Im sure are frozen shrimp). Those are typical prices like ten barrel, brother John's, etc. but that's a lot of money for not much of an experience or room to breathe and stretch your legs. I'd rather go to the Cross-Eyed cricket down the road and spend the same amount and have a lot better of a time without feeling claustrophobic, ripped off or threatened. For those first timers; IMO this wasn't built as a restaurant to accommodate an experience for guests. This is a tiny bar and tiny inside sitting area that was made to wrangle people in who are on a tour to make more money off of them. Not provide an experience worth your money. BIG DIFFERENCE. There's basically 8 parking spots I think. So plan on parking on the street. Or across the street. This was built to make beer and then the bar came as an after thought. You could go to Cheba hut on a Monday night or Tuesday night and have a blast with just $25. Again not bad food, just way over priced for the experience. Plenty of other bars/breweries that have an attentive staff who are friendly and have great food/beer options.