Central Oregon Restaurants

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  • 1. Ariana Restaurant

    $$$ | American

    Bendites craving a fine-dining experience flock to this upscale New American restaurant, housed in a Craftsman bungalow just west of downtown...

    Bendites craving a fine-dining experience flock to this upscale New American restaurant, housed in a Craftsman bungalow just west of downtown. Top Northwest ingredients are transformed into French-, Italian-, and Spanish-inspired dishes, which pair perfectly with the extensive wine list. Reservations are accepted a month in advance.

    1304 N.W. Galveston Ave., Bend, Oregon, 97703, USA
    541-330–5539

    Known For

    • Intimate atmosphere
    • Special-occasion meals
    • Decadent desserts
  • 2. Lone Pine Coffee Roasters

    $ | Café

    Tucked down Tin Pan Alley, just paces from The Oxford Hotel, this micro-roaster and café crafts espresso drinks with single-origin coffee and...

    Tucked down Tin Pan Alley, just paces from The Oxford Hotel, this micro-roaster and café crafts espresso drinks with single-origin coffee and house-made syrups. A hip crowd descends on the shop mid-morning for a light breakfast of pastries delivered daily from Bend’s Sparrow Bakery; show up early to snatch a flaky Ocean Roll.

    845 Tin Pan Alley, Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-306–1010

    Known For

    • Skilled baristas
    • House-roasted coffee
    • Breakfast sweets

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch or dinner
  • 3. The Cottonwood Cafe

    $ | American

    Formerly the much-celebrated Jen’s Garden, the owners opened this new breakfast and lunch concept in the same cute cottage in 2015. The new...

    Formerly the much-celebrated Jen’s Garden, the owners opened this new breakfast and lunch concept in the same cute cottage in 2015. The new family-oriented menu focuses on comfortable café standbys, such as eggs Benedict and slow-roasted pulled pork sandwiches.

    403 E. Hood Ave., Sisters, Oregon, 97759, USA
    541-549–2699

    Known For

    • Festive brunch ambience
    • Pup-friendly patio

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch, Closed Mon. and Tues. in fall and spring, and for a few weeks around Thanksgiving and after Valentine\'s Day, Reservations essential, Closed Wed. fall and winter
  • 4. 10 Barrel Brewing Co.

    $ | American

    This trendy brewpub supplies good beer and compatible food. Pizzas are hand tossed daily, salads are fresh, and sandwiches are varied. This...

    This trendy brewpub supplies good beer and compatible food. Pizzas are hand tossed daily, salads are fresh, and sandwiches are varied. This is a popular place, so expect to wait during busy meal hours. Grab a table or stool in the bar for a cozier setting, and enjoy the windowed-garage doors that open to the central Oregon sun on summer days and to patio fires on crisp winter nights.

    1135 N.W. Galveston Ave., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-678–5228

    Known For

    • Innovative brews
    • Comfort pub food
    • Noisy crowds
  • 5. 5 Fusion and Sushi Bar

    $$$ | Asian

    Elegant combinations of sushi and other dishes fill the senses with color, texture, and tastes and are presented as pieces of art. Everything...

    Elegant combinations of sushi and other dishes fill the senses with color, texture, and tastes and are presented as pieces of art. Everything about this dining experience is exciting, from the background music to the IPA sushi roll to the horizontal waterfall hanging from the ceiling.

    821 N.W. Wall St., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-323–2328

    Known For

    • Inventive sushi
    • Craft cocktails

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch
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  • 6. Baldy's Barbeque

    $ | American

    Bend's top-notch, family-friendly barbecue joint serves up tender ribs, chicken, brisket, pulled pork, and even catfish. The space is humble...

    Bend's top-notch, family-friendly barbecue joint serves up tender ribs, chicken, brisket, pulled pork, and even catfish. The space is humble, but Baldy's isn't gunning for raves from Architectural Digest; it invests instead in serving up the tenderest, juiciest barbecue, seasoned with house sauces. In warm weather, locals fill up the adjoining patio. Another location on Bend's east side also offers breakfast on the weekends 8–2.

    235 S.W. Century Dr., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-385–7427

    Known For

    • Slow-smoked ribs
    • Family-friendly service
  • 7. Brickhouse

    $$$ | Steakhouse

    An elegant dining experience in Redmond can be found at this wood-tables-and-brick-wall restaurant, which specializes in steaks and chops but...

    An elegant dining experience in Redmond can be found at this wood-tables-and-brick-wall restaurant, which specializes in steaks and chops but also offers attractive plates of seafood, especially shellfish. You can get lost in the list of cocktails and wines from Oregon and around the world.

    412 S.W. 6th St., Redmond, Oregon, 97756, USA
    541-526–1782

    Known For

    • USDA Prime–graded steaks
    • Well-stocked bar

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun and Mon. No lunch
  • 8. Deschutes Brewery & Public House

    $ | American

    Established in 1988, Bend's original brewpub remains a happening spot to get a taste of the city's beer scene. The menu includes a diverse lineup...

    Established in 1988, Bend's original brewpub remains a happening spot to get a taste of the city's beer scene. The menu includes a diverse lineup of craft brews, including rotating seasonals, and pub food, such as hearty burgers on house-made brioche rolls. Not only does the Brewery bake its own bread and pizza dough (adding in its own spent grain), it makes its sausages, sauces, mustards, dressings, soups, and so on. The pub is almost always hopping, and you may find yourself waiting to be seated, as there are no reservations.

    1044 N.W. Bond St., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-382–9242

    Known For

    • Central Oregon–inspired brews
    • Crowded dining room
  • 9. Diego's Spirited Kitchen

    $$ | Mexican

    Near the "Redmond Est. 1910" sign that straddles downtown 6th Street, this fusion restaurant serves both Mexican and classic American dishes...

    Near the "Redmond Est. 1910" sign that straddles downtown 6th Street, this fusion restaurant serves both Mexican and classic American dishes. Answer to "senorita" and "senor" as the bartender hand-squeezes limes for fresh margaritas while considering the good 'ole five-way grilled ham and cheese sandwich, or the more adventurous pork carnitas raviolis.

    447 S.W. 6th St., Redmond, Oregon, 97756, USA
    541-316–2002

    Known For

    • Generous portions of satisfying, if unremarkable, Tex-Mex fare
    • Classic drinks menu
  • 10. Jackson's Corner

    $ | American

    This family-friendly community restaurant is housed in an unassuming vintage building tucked into a neighborhood near downtown. The eclectic...

    This family-friendly community restaurant is housed in an unassuming vintage building tucked into a neighborhood near downtown. The eclectic menu leans heavily on locally grown and organic dishes, such as seasonal market salads, house-made pasta dishes, and brick-oven pizza. The open, inviting space is a great place for casual gatherings, with live music Friday nights. They bake breads and pastries at a second location in the east side, at 1500 N.E. Cushing Drive.

    845 N.W. Delaware Ave., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-647–2198

    Known For

    • Pasta made fresh daily
    • Kid-friendly table-side service
  • 11. Joolz

    $$ | Middle Eastern

    Joolz offers vibrant Middle Eastern food with an Oregon flair; try the small plates like Oregon lamb meatballs and cauliflower with tahini dipping...

    Joolz offers vibrant Middle Eastern food with an Oregon flair; try the small plates like Oregon lamb meatballs and cauliflower with tahini dipping sauce, or mains such as a local free-range longhorn beef burger or Pacific seafood tagine. The chef, raised in Beirut, is the son of a Lebanese father and Oregonian mother (who is rumored to still make the family's melt-in-your-mouth spiced date cake).

    916 N.W. Wall St., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-388–5094

    Known For

    • Extensive small plates menu
    • Happy hour cocktail deals (4–9 pm at the bar)

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch
  • 12. Kokanee Café

    $$$ | American

    The remarkable restaurant near the banks of the Metolius River draws diners from across the mountains to sample artful Northwest dishes at this...

    The remarkable restaurant near the banks of the Metolius River draws diners from across the mountains to sample artful Northwest dishes at this homey hideaway with a paneled dining room and warm-weather porch. Local lamb, fresh fish, and vegetarian options are presented with creative elegance. As if brilliant appetizers, entrées, and full bar weren't enough, sample the house-made desserts.

    25545 S.W. Forest Service Rd. 1419, Camp Sherman, Oregon, 97730, USA
    541-595–6420

    Known For

    • Menu focused on local and sustainably sourced meat
    • Extensive wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Apr. No lunch, Reservations essential, Closed Oct.–Apr. No lunch
  • 13. La Rosa

    $ | Mexican

    Come for the Red Cactus Margarita—stay for the food. Voted Best Mexican Restaurant in Bend time and again, La Rosa offers classic Mexican combination...

    Come for the Red Cactus Margarita—stay for the food. Voted Best Mexican Restaurant in Bend time and again, La Rosa offers classic Mexican combination plates, as well as gourmet dishes such as grilled prawns wrapped in apple-smoked bacon. There are plenty of vegetarian entrées offered as well. Choose to dine indoors or on the heated patio at either of the restaurant's two locations in Bend (the other is at Brookswood Meadow Plaza; it's closed on Monday and only open for dinner). Known for: margaritas; traditional Mexican dishes.

    2763 N.W. Crossing Dr., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-647–1624
  • 14. McKay Cottage Restaurant

    $ | American

    This breakfast and lunch spot is housed in a 1916 pioneer cottage, where locals relax throughout its cozy rooms and spill over onto the porch...

    This breakfast and lunch spot is housed in a 1916 pioneer cottage, where locals relax throughout its cozy rooms and spill over onto the porch and patio below. The menu is long on comfort food, including fresh scones and sticky buns, and servers are friendly and attentive. On your way out, you can pick up baked goods and coffee drinks at the to-go bakery.

    62910 O.B. Riley Rd., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-383–2697

    Known For

    • Cheesy omelets and scrambles
    • Gluten-free options

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner
  • 15. Pilot Butte Drive-In

    $ | Diner

    If you are craving a lusty hamburger or a hearty chicken-fried steak, you can't go wrong with this local burger institution. Don't be afraid...

    If you are craving a lusty hamburger or a hearty chicken-fried steak, you can't go wrong with this local burger institution. Don't be afraid to unhinge your mouth for the stacked sandwiches and steak dogs or, if you are feeling particularly courageous, for the infamous 18-ounce burger. Be prepared to rub elbows with locals on lunch break and enjoy the casual flash-to-the-past atmosphere. Known for: retro ambience; Americana burger menu; drive-in breakfast.

    917 N.E. Greenwood Ave., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-382-2972
  • 16. Pine Tavern

    $$ | American

    Named for the Ponderosa pine tree growing through the back dining room, this locally loved restaurant has been dishing up high-end meals in...

    Named for the Ponderosa pine tree growing through the back dining room, this locally loved restaurant has been dishing up high-end meals in the heart of downtown Bend since 1936. Specialties include steaks, prime rib, pot pie, and other traditional American cuisine. Longtime regulars share the dining room with out-of-towners. In summertime, seek a spot on the patio—named Best Patio in Bend for multiple years—overlooking Mirror Pond and Drake Park. Known for: outdoor dining with views; comfort food classics like meat loaf and mac 'n' cheese

    967 N.W. Brooks St., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-382–5581
  • 17. Pizza Mondo

    $ | Pizza

    The Maui Wowie and Run Little Piggy are just a few topping combinations at this New York–style pizza restaurant downtown. Visit the cozy digs...

    The Maui Wowie and Run Little Piggy are just a few topping combinations at this New York–style pizza restaurant downtown. Visit the cozy digs for the lunch special—pizza slice, salad, and soda—or order an "after mountain special" (two slices and a beer) in the late afternoon. Consider the garlic knots as an appetizer, or the melt-in-your-mouth brownies for dessert. Sandwiches, calzones, and two sizes of pies are made to order throughout the day, and gluten-free dough is available. Known for: hand-tossed thin-crust pizza; pitchers of local craft beer; limited seating

    811 N.W. Wall St., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-330–9093
  • 18. Sisters Bakery

    $ | Bakery

    In a rustic Western-looking former general store built in 1925, Sisters Bakery turns out high-quality pastries, doughnuts, and specialty breads...

    In a rustic Western-looking former general store built in 1925, Sisters Bakery turns out high-quality pastries, doughnuts, and specialty breads from 5 am to 5 pm. The bakery serves Bend's Strictly Organic coffee, and harkens back to a time when doughnuts were simple and tasty. Cash and checks only.

    251 E. Cascade St., Sisters, Oregon, 97759, USA
    541-549–0361
  • 19. Sno Cap Drive In

    $ | American

    Since 1945, this burger joint has been serving iconic burgers, sandwiches, fries, milk shakes, and ice cream to residents and visitors. Be prepared...

    Since 1945, this burger joint has been serving iconic burgers, sandwiches, fries, milk shakes, and ice cream to residents and visitors. Be prepared for long lines out the doors, as travelers driving across the mountain often plan to stop here for lunch. Inside there are a few tables and checkered curtains, and outdoor seating with umbrellas is available.

    380 W. Cascade Ave., Sisters, Oregon, 97759, USA
    541-549–6151

    Known For

    • Authentic drive-in fare
    • Creamy and thick milk shakes
    • Long lines in summer months
  • 20. Spork

    $ | International

    Bend's favorite food cart–turned–restaurant offers a globally inspired and healthy menu with an intimate and trendy decor. Try Peruvian stir...

    Bend's favorite food cart–turned–restaurant offers a globally inspired and healthy menu with an intimate and trendy decor. Try Peruvian stir-fry, Thai steak salad, coconut green curry, or organic tofu tacos. Ingredients are local and fresh, and practices are eco-conscious.

    937 N.W. Newport Ave., Bend, Oregon, 97701, USA
    541-390–0946

    Known For

    • Eclectic, wide-ranging menu
    • Globally inspired house cocktails
    • Popular for takeout

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