First of all- I just moved here and I keep hearing this is "the bad part of town" and no, it's not…read more We passed one unhoused person who was just minding his own business. Don't be afraid to come here! Lots of food truck options which is cool. My friend and I each got zero proof cocktails. She got the sweet hemptation and liked it so much she got a second one. I got the funky cold Modena which was tart and tasty. And we got to see Miz Cracker from RuPaul's Drag Race!! So fun! The drag show was high energy and a great time.

I'll preface by stating that this establishment is a bar with a food truck lot. It is not the…read moreDogwood downtown cocktail bar that is the subject of the prior hundreds of reviews. The owners closed up shop downtown and created this new place on 2nd Street in Bend's Central District. It's now called Dogwood at the Pine Shed. Why Yelp won't create a new, distinct page for the Pine Shed is beyond me. That said, the Pine Shed is a fine place for drinks and food truck fare. The open, spacious 'shed' has plenty of varied seating surrounding a nice bar with quite a few tables outside on the patio. Mobility-challenged folks have choices too. For those worried about 2nd Street's reputation for sketchiness, don't be. Revitalization efforts by the city have transformed the area. At times of good weather, with the big doors open, the Pine Shed is quite a nice spot to relax. Cocktails were the raison d'etre for the former incarnation of Dogwood and that emphasis transfers here to the Pine Shed. I particularly like their versions of a margarita but the other cocktails are uniformly good too. The beer tap offerings are not so spectacular, however, with only four (and a cider). On one visit shortly after they opened for business, two beer taps were tapped out, which can be chalked up to growing pains. In any case, the Pine Shed can't be seriously regarded as a tap house in the style of the many others in Bend (On Tap, River's Place, Crosscut, The Lot, The Podski, Midtown Yacht Club, etc.). Come for the cocktails. They do offer low ABV and zero ABV drinks. At present, the food truck choices are abundant and pretty decent. Being trucks/carts, and thus mobile and prone to relocating themselves, I'll not list them here. Best to check the Pine Shed's webpage for current offerings and then go to the relevant Yelp page for reviews. Parking is street only, no parking lot. The city has completed construction on 2nd Street so there are more spots available than before.

The customer service was top tier, she was incredibly sweet and we traded dog pics. there were…read morealso little free dog treats for pups She was incredibly fast too. So fast! I went to grab my sweat from the car and the food was already done. The food itself was great! I have been chasing a good banh mi and this is the only place in Bend so far that hits the spot. I normally dont even do pork but the pork banh mi is dank. I love the quality of the meat. The lemon grass adds an awesome flavor to the sandwich as a whole. The bread was also good quality. I had to travel a little ways after running one last errand so it looks a little worse for wear, but held up super well imho. The food cart pod also has a good ambiance, it is open with seating and little fires, plus an indoor seating area.

Thoroughly enjoyed my lemongrass bahn mi from this food truck that is part of this collective at…read moreDogwood at Pine Shed. It was a good size, piping hot and came out fast. The veggies on it were fresh, crispy and flavorful and the bread was also quite nice, although maybe a little more buttery than what I expect with bahn mi. I also thought the price was a bit steep, $15, for just the sandwich. The girl working there was really nice and I appreciated her suggestions. I love the location of this food truck too. They have lots of seating, both indoor and outdoor, a bougie bar with craft cocktails and NA options, nice music and chill vibes!

10/10 no notes…read more Looking for a good lunch spot? This is it. Their tri-tip sandwhich is delicious. The meat is cooked perfectly and is well seasoned on a soft toasted ciabatta roll. I've tried a few different tri-tip sandwiches in bend recently and this one might be my favorite (don't come for me!). The staff are really nice too! In case you haven't been to this area, it's a food truck that is part of an outdoor pavilion area. Super fun spot to check out if you're with a group. I'll be back!

We all went to the food trucks around here as there were eight of us and we all wanted different…read morethings. After careful thought I ended up here an ordered "The Linda" sandwich. It is green chili braised chicken thighs (tender as hell), smoked chicken breast (heaven), pickled peppers , lime aioli and Swiss with a very nice habanero coconut hot sauce. My lips and tongue were smoking in the most satisfactory way. Other sandwiches looked amazing. Cooked to order! Highly recommend this place wherever you happen to find them. P.S. my picture tells no story, sorry!!

First, I want to say that all the food from the food trucks at the Dogwood was really good…read more Bartender awesome. Second, The Dominican... just 10/10. People, Vibes, Food. La Bandera... tender, seasoned perfectly, beans complimented it so well with the rice and plantain. I don't review much but I will for this truck. I will definitely be back... maybe tomorrow. Good stuff.

Amazing food with the friendliest staff. We got two entrees and they were both AMAZING! I am gluten…read morefree and they were super accommodating and let me know they actually have a dedicated fryer for allergies. We will definitely be back!

For my Yelp fiends who were Marz fans and mourned the loss of Marz restaurant from downtown Bend…read morewhen the restaurant was sold and then closed, you'll be happy to find the Marz team has reemerged with a food cart. They're newly opened and offering a variety of good things to eat. But most important, they have the hoisin ribs and the green and red Thai curries that were, for some of us at least, the raison d'eat at Marz. For folks who are fans of the "world cuisine" style of food at the six star worthy Spork food trailer in Bend, you'll probaby enjoy Marz too as food style is similar. (In fact, Spork chef Jeff Hunt was once the head kitchen honcho at Marz the restaurant.) People who like to eat great food at good prices and who don't mind standing in line at a mobile food kitchen will be the the better off for Marz entry into the growing food cart scene in Bend. We enjoyed grilled artichokes, delicious vegetaarian green noodle curry and good red rockfish fritters for lunch. Their plan is to be open 11a to 3p seven days a week in the lot at Skerjaas Sports..but you know how food carts move around in Bend. And owners say they also plan a second location open some days of the week in Mirror Pond Plaza in downtown Bend. I see opportunity here to organize a "progressive lunch" of food carts in Bend!

If there is a heaven... Chef Rich Hall aka Chef Spanky aka Lord Hamilton is there sorting through…read morethe best ingredients the universe has to offer; preparing a grand feast for us all. Ribs smoking over supernovas, curries simmering in the milky way. I'm hoping for a spaghetti frittata....

Going out to eat on a Tuesday night between Christmas and New Year's is very tricky. Add in that…read moreyou're on vacation and not in a rush so time gets away from you and it's after 8:00. Almost impossible. We found one place was closed, two food trucks hadn't opened that day, and another closed at 8:00. Then my luck changed when we found Zorba the Greek! They stay open late to match the hours of The Dogwood at the Pine Shed, where they are parked. I was thrilled to find that they had gyros with lamb on a spit! Not the lamb/beef mix that you can buy from Chicago that most gyros places all have. I decided to go for a plate so I could get the full experience. It came with salad, potatoes, a gyro, and choice of tzatziki. Second bit of luck was they had vegan tzatziki (which I prefer since dairy and I don't get along well). The salad was already mixed up with the feta, so I had a wee bit of dairy with my meal. They text you when your food is ready so you can go inside, warm up with a craft cocktail, and find a table (craft in that they lit an orange peel on fire for my drink!). The food was quick and came in a to-go box so I could take leftovers with me. The lamb was so good! Seared but still juicy and smothered in tzatziki with pickled onions and tomatoes. What a great find!

There are several good food truck choices at The Dogwood at the Pine Shed lot; Zorba the Greek is…read moreone of them. Solid Greek fare served up at a reasonable price with a 'Bend friendly' attitude. They also have a truck in Sunriver. - The Mighty Athena chicken gyro: fat, delicious, a bit messy. - Grilled Potatoes: nicely seasoned, not greasy.

Dump City Dumplings is absolutely fantastic! The dumplings are packed with flavor, with the perfect…read morebalance of crispy and tender in every bite. You can tell they're made with care and quality ingredients--everything tastes fresh and satisfying. The menu has great variety, and it's hard not to want more than one order because they're just that good. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the whole vibe is fun and welcoming. If you're craving dumplings, this is the place to go--highly recommend!

Stopped in with a group for dinner. Counter order and self seating which was nice for a large…read moregroup. Most of us ended up trying the dumping flight which was so fun and I'd highly recommend. That being said, I don't think there was one flavor that stood out that I'd want a whole order of. I'd go back but probably try out the wontons or some of their other dishes! The service was very friendly!

The crepes and wings are excellent! The truck was moved to…read morecrosscut warming hut, where there are fireplaces to get warm every night until 9 during winter. There's a wide selection of wing sauces and wide list of crepes. Quick service and the location is an upgrade.

Currently (July 2025) at the Dogwood at the Pine Shed on 2nd Street, Bend…read more Unusual menu with wings, crepes and fries. This cart has more wing styles (flavors) than any other I've seen. I opted for the Sticky Gochujang and Jamaican Jerk (six each), thinking that would provide two disparate tastes given my experiences with both. As it turned out, not so much. Both sixes of wings were well prepared and quite tasty but were also (over)loaded with sauce. I normally expect jerk wings to be dry. The Korean wings were not so much 'sticky' as drowned in sauce. Frankly, the flavors were similar. Prices are high but that's what you have to expect these days in Bend. The wings are not small as some have suggested. Fairly normal sized, I'd say. Haven't tried a crepe yet but the photos look enticing. I give this cart a thumbs up although next time I'll try the Old Bay style which friends have reported to be of the dry variety.

Very so-so pizza. Crust is too bready with no char. I ordered the chicken bacon ranch. Chicken was…read moretiny and ground up and sparsely spread, bacon if it was in there was so tiny it was nowhere to be found. White sauce tasted like salty Alfredo sauce from the jar and coated with another even saltier spicy mayo type sauce. $18 for a 12" is also expensive, especially for a subpar pizza. They share a space with a brewery and few other food trucks so if you're drunk I guess it wouldn't taste half bad, but I think any of the other carts sounded tastier.

$18 for a 12 inch pizza that features cheese, tiny bits of pineapple and even smaller bits of what…read morelooked like deli ham Wouldn't have that again.