The food, service, and ambiance at Spork is absolutely top notch!…read more I ate here last night and came back today. I'll come back every time I come back to Bend.

Spork is open til about 9 I believe which makes it great for late eats…read more Atmosphere is decent - music, cool buzz - clean and well put together. Clear on where to go to order and pickup. The dude who took my order was SUPER helpful - since I had not eaten here before, I didn't know what was good. He provided recommendations based on his likes, popularity and portion size. We got ... forgot the name but it was a beef and broccoli with veggies - super good. And chilaquiles - holiday style (red a green sauce). Both were flavorful and hearty - very filling. Price was decent - I think it was less than $40 for both meals which, today, is great for two entrees. It was quick to come out - since it was take out and close to closing I waited in their seating area and they had water available for me - love that. We will be back to try other foods the next time we are in Bend! Well done, Spork, well done.

Got the Nashville chicken sandwich, the fried chicken was juicy and delicious. The sandwich does…read moredefinitely have a kick so be prepared! Service was friendly and quick. Good food truck located at the back of silver moon brewing. Outdoor seating and multiple other food carts.

Lots of options from wings to Sandos to salads and rice bowls. I got the voodoo salad with grilled…read morechicken and smoked pork. Love me a BIG A$$ SALAD! Protein portions were generous too. The smoked pork especially was crispy and chefs kiss. Voodoo sauce is punchy and I loved it so much!

Interesting food cart. A for effort and originality. Hard to find mud bugs at any central Oregon…read moreeatery's. Bugs were fresh but for me being from the south the boil was missing the Cajun flavor. Not spicy at all. Give them a shot.

From the owner: We're bringing the taste of the South to Central Oregon with live boiled Cajun crawfish and all the…read morefixin's. These crawfish are fresh caught right out of the "bayous" of Central Oregon and boiled with just the right amount of spice for that authentic Cajun flavor (but not enough to scare ya off). Come get a taste and "laissez les bon temps rouler!" (Let the Good Times Roll!)

I'm a "meat & potatoes" guy. I can cook too! Except for my…read moreBirthday. I heard good things about "The Blacksmith" and made a reservation. I show up, had a great table, great drinks, food and dessert too. I had the "PAC. Northwest Ribeye, horseradish mashed potatoes, with the house sauce (mushroom). The steak was AMAZING! (You can have the sauce on the side, but why?) The thick (14oz.) steak laid half over the mashers, and sauce all over which is how I liked it. The mashed potatoes had the perfect blend of horseradish (not overpowering) that went well with my medium-rare steak. It was delicious and, boy I was full! Parking was like (well, you know Bend!) reasonable (no reflection on the restaurant) get there early and stake your claim! The service was amazing, the food was awesome (my steak was flavorful, juicy, and cooked to perfection!). Price $$$ It is what you'd expect for such a fine dining experience! My drink was (I can't remember the name) but was a crushed berry, whiskey, mint leaf, on ice, but very tasty! I want more! Kudos and compliments to everyone there for making my birthday dining experience so wonderful! My desert, a slice of chocolate fudge cake with vanilla ice cream!

My husband brought me here for our wedding anniversary and it was so so so amazing inside. The…read morebrick, wood, leather, and glass definitely captured my attention. The vibe was on point! We enjoyed four different kinds of mocktails off of the menu and each one had incredible flavor profiles. I had the kobe beef ribeye special with Jerusalem artichokes and he had the prime rib. Both of us were so pleased with our steaks and we're really actually pretty picky about our beef. ALSO! I am a connoisseur of crème brûlée, I've had it all over North America and this is the best one I've ever had. Hands down. This is the second time I've had it here and it continues to be the best I've ever had. I will be back for that alone! Our server Keira was incredibly nice, attentive, helpful, warm, and had great personality. We felt cared for, had amuse Bouche sent from the kitchen for our anniversary, left full, and happy!

We've been here almost 5 months (from the east coast) and haven't had a great steak at a fair…read moreprice..until now. We'd talked to a couple people about where to go and it's always the overrated, overpriced, overhyped places in Bend where you pay no less than 90 bucks for a decent ribeye. This place has limited hours 1600-2000 on Saturdays and Sundays so we figured we'd get here on the front end of that schedule( today, Saturday). We were seated in a nice booth in the back that was a bit quieter than the FOH. Got water and setups right away. Within 5 minutes, Jensen (sp?) came for our drink and meal order. We got a Manhattan and an Old Fashioned (the Tumalo offering) and they were decent. My DH had the 10 oz filet medium, and I got the Chicken Cordon Bleu (not my norm but couldn't get the same meal as we are evaluating offerings in the area). Both were awesome. I got the cream spinach and BP as a side; the DH mashed and gravy and garlic bread. The service was great; the price point was very fair (we've been to around 35 restys trying to find our faves) and I would heartily recommend this one over any dinner type restaurant we've been to thus far. We will be back! Thanks Jensen and Company!

Nice place to eat with atmosphere and kind staff. Steaks are high quality, and you are going to…read morehave to pay above average prices for that these days. Beer selection is surprisingly weak, given proximity to Bend's many fine craft breweries. But my biggest issue is beware the hidden fees. We paid unexpected up charges for adding asparagus to a steak dinner and for gravy to go with mashed potatoes. If we are paying $50+ for the dinner itself, seems kind of "nickel-and-dime" to charge extra $1.50 and $.75 respectively for these. This left a sour taste in our birthday special occasion.

Love this restaurant. The lighting, the art, there's soul in these old bricks. The drinks are well…read moremade, the bartender made one of the best Bee's Knees I've had and I didn't have to explain what it is. So well made I ended up ordering two more. Service was attentive and charming. It got a little loud as the night went on, but not unbearable. It's definitely not cheap, but the quality for once matches the ol' price tag. It's the perfect spot for a more upscale night or celebration. In a town with fewer options, this is one of the best. They were out of the Hawaiian dish so I had my first taste of swordfish. Incredible!

Brickhouse charges an extra 3% fee for credit cards and they won't tell you until the end... so…read morebuyer beware!!!... Food is good... but bring cash... the 3% extra credit card fee will be calculated before calculating tip...

Great chicken sandwiches & chicken wings. An assortment of flavors to choose from. A food truck at…read moreHalf Moon brewery. Quick & friendly. Lots of picnic tables. It's outdoor so bring your dog.

The fries were really good but this place is not for me because I do not like brown chicken meat,…read morelegs or thighs and that is all they serve. I will continue to search for a place that has good breast meat deep fried chicken.

I entered the doors in a full sprint, escaping the laughably powerful gusting walls of sleet…read morerolling down the street. I was glad to be greeted warmly before heading to the bar. I took a moment to study the vintage photo of the original firehouse that now serves as the brick bones of the restaurant. Awesome seeing the original garage doors and recognizing where the fire trucks would have sat in waiting. They even kept the fire pole above the bar. I found myself wishing other areas of the restaurant had been designed or decorated more intentionally to honor its soulful past. It wants to be a high class spot, but something about the interior design feels underwhelming. I enjoyed the drinks I tried although the menu seems a bit unimaginative. The energy was strange, maybe it was that night, but bar staff seemed to be a bit "altered" and on edge. One was wearing what may or may not have been an intentional cologne that smelled like the overpowering essence of hot rubber mixed with cigar smoke, and leather. I ended up ordering the fresh steelhead and it was amazing. Caesar salad was lovely. And the drink of the night was called something like a White Christmas but was sort of a wintery margarita. Awesome night in the end. But I prefer the Redmond location.

I did a very quick (stay wise) trip up to Spokane from California and was on my third day of…read moredriving when I reached Bend, so I decided to spoil myself and have a nice steak dinner. I found Brickhouse thanks to Yelp! and I was sold when I saw they had French Onion Soup and Blackened Ribeyes. The only problem was that it was a Sunday night and it would be 8 pm when I finally made my way there. They were open until 9 pm, but I know a lot of restaurants will close early if they don't have enough patrons. When I showed up at the restaurant I asked if they were still serving and the waitress that helped me went to check. The Manager came out and was very nice and said they were. I asked for the bar and he led me over to the bar with a menu. The bartender was incredibly nice from the get go. I should have written the review earlier, because then I would have remembered his name, but unfortunately it escapes me now. I already knew what I wanted but I didn't want to rush through it. I ordered a dirty martini and the French Onion Soup. Both were great. The soup was loaded with Gruyère, which I loved. It was rich and wasn't overwhelming with the onions. It hit the spot on this cold (to the Californian) night. The bartender recommended I try the Wagyu ribeye and I figured why not? So, I got the Blackened Wagyu Ribeye. It came with mashed potatoes and roasted veggies which were both really tasty. I like mashed potatoes, but I'm not crazy about them, but these were really good. The steak was huge and they cooked it perfectly. The blackening seasoning wasn't quite as flavorful as I am used to, but it was still good. I managed to get through the cap of the ribeye and that was delicious. I also had a glass of wine with my steak that the bartender helped me pick. Everything was really tasty, the restaurant was clean and upscale looking, and the people working there were very nice. It was the perfect way to spoil myself after transporting my foster kitten to Spokane and then driving back to California. I would definitely return if I make a trip through Bend again.

First time in exceeded our expectations. Great food and service with a reasonable price. The…read moreatmosphere is cozy and homey. I had the whiskey chicken and my husband had a ribeye. We started with onion rings and pork belly deviled eggs. We already look forward to coming back Oh and we enjoyed the huckleberry lemon drop and Pendleton Tea! Local gem

I ordered the most expensive steak this restaurant offers. Rare. When the meal came, the waitress…read moreapologized, saying the chef said they were out of rare and this is the last of prime rib. It looked very, very overly well done. Like super-dry well done. Inedible. I know because I tried! The waitress tried her best to make it right - she comped our sodas and brought a apple cobbler at no charge - but I'm stuck on 'why?' We come to Prinville several times a year to enjoy the outdoors and we always eat here when we do. I would have bet that Club Pioneer was the best steak in the valley. Why would they serve that shoe-leather steak to a customer? Why would a restaurant, with a great reputation, serve their customer such a crappy steak? What was the chef thinking? I have zero doubt I could have gone to any place in the valley and gotten a better steak. Why would the best steakhouse around, settle for serving the worst food?