The Prineville DMV is consistently the best I have seen. The people working there are professional,…read moreknowledgeable, efficient, and hard working. They are great representatives for both the DMV and for the work ethic of the people of Prineville.

Absolutely the best customer service! The lady with the long beautiful brown hair. You made my…read moreday and gave me hope that there are still places that care about going the extra mile!!! I wish I would have gotten your name so I could give you the praise you deserve. God Bless You!!!

One of their sheriffs assisted me in stopping a property B and E that included property damage. The…read moreculprit was detained with in a few hours and the officers communication with me personally was excellent. Great service to the community these men and woman are.

The food is bad and the room service doesn't give you what you want always. They give you the…read moresmallest room possible with a rough bed. Also all of the staff act like they are in charge there...I thought the customer was supposed to always be right!

I love having a downtown Post Office. Very convenient, and the service and friendliness is superb.read more

The gals who work at this post office are amazing. They are very friendly and efficient, even when…read morethere is a long line and I can imagine they are under some stress. Also, they always provide options in terms of cost, packaging, turnaround, insurance for whatever you are delivering. I hope that nothing changes in this post office!

It was not near as hard to get a hold of them as I thought it was going to be Yes. It took time,…read morebut I just sat on hold and did some laundry.

The young man who answered our questions (Brandon) was most helpful and mailed all the…read moredocumentation we need. Great service.

I love quaint and simple post offices in small towns like this. Admittedly, I dread going to the…read morepost office in Indy- there's always a line and it tends to be a stressful and time consuming experience. I stopped by this post office during my visit to pick up some stamps to send cards and postcards. They had an impressive selection of fun stamps and a handful of cards for sake. The lady working behind the counter was helpful and patient. Overall, a positive experience.

Great staff, though a little undermanned. They have really come through for the local communityread more

This is one of my favorite cities to visit to get some cool weather in September. It is about a 3…read morehour drive from Portland and under 30 minutes from the Redmond Municipal Airport. There are a variety of hotels, motels, and B&B's between downtown and the Old Mill District. If you want a quieter environment, stay in the Old Mill District area. Bend has some beautiful landscapes full of different outdoor activities. Flow riding on the rapids of the Deschutes River, jogging along the river paths, shopping in town, and dining at some wonderful restaurants. I also love that Oregon is tax-free on merchandise, so the price of goods is the total price. Bend still had that small town feel even though it is quickly becoming more popular with people moving here for a better family environment.

I feel like Bend is now known as a playground for Californians with too much money. Growing up, I…read moreonly visited a few times, mostly related to a youth organization I was in; it's about 2.5 hours east but my family wasn't into skiing or anything and there were rivers, lakes, and reservoirs much closer to home. But rather than just sit at home and stare at each other we decided to take a drive to Bend when I was home recently. When we go my mom likes to drive by the house which my grandparents lived in for a few years whilst she was in college, before moving back to Eugene, and there's not usually anything in particular we're here for. This was not really an exception. We did stop at the Last Blockbuster, since my nephew was along and wanted to. We went to the downtown district where there are some cute shops. I got a permanent bracelet at Nashelle and I love it; I wish that I was closer because they had some really nice charms to go with it. Bend Burger has good burgers. But what people usually come to Bend for is the recreation. Located in the Deschutes National Forest and at a high elevation, Bend is a place for skiers. Mt. Bachelor isn't too far away. Suttle Lake is nearby as well, so if lake recreation is more your bag you'll find it here as well. Volcanic eruptions in the state has left some of the area covered in lava beds. Fishing, rafting, and so on are all popular activities in the area.

Always awesome. I'm a book-worm and love peace and quiet, I find that here!…read more Your hours fit my schedule perfectly!

We visited for the first time a few weeks ago and went to story time. The woman leading the stories…read moreclaimed to be "getting over a cold" and was coughing aggressively the whole time. At some points not covering her mouth. We have now been sick for 14 days. If you are sick please stay home and don't interact with children. Besides story time we enjoyed our visit - lots of great indoor activities for kids.

This is the downtown Bend branch of the Deschutes Public Library system (note: you'll find reviews…read moreunder 'Downtown Bend Library' as well and Yelp seems uninterested in combining the pages despite being asked). - It's a fine library. Big(ish), well-stocked with books, magazines, CDs and such, has numerous free computers, has a good wi-fi system. - Lots of reading areas with comfortable seating. - Staff are friendly and helpful. - A great local section if you're interested in learning about Central Oregon. - Plentiful parking and lots of bike racks. - The online system (which serves the Deschutes system not just the Bend branch) works well and includes downloadable ebooks.

Wasted Resources The DPL has a number of rooms set aside for…read morestudy and tutoring. Some of those rooms are meant for groups. However, when those rooms are not being used by groups, they could be used by individuals who might be working on projects that require more space or maybe they need to do a study call over Zoom or Google Meets. However, the DPL does not allow that under any circumstances at least that's what I was told. Seems a waste of resources to heat, cool and light a space that no one is using. I guess the DPL doesn't mind blowing the public's money in order to follow random rules that make about as much sense as gills on cactus.