We were in Bend for a few days and opted to stop by Bo's for a breakfast bagels. We got the bacon,…read moreegg, and cheese on onion bread. I don't have any fancy words to describe the taste but it was very flavorful and delicious. The bacon was a winner because it had a hint maple to it. If you are in town, stop by. I know we will during any future trips. Service was friendly. Ambiance was upbeat yet laid back. Classic Rock/Country was playing on the speakers while we were there. Take it eeeeeaaeassssy

Cute and unique bagel shop in Bend that seems best for a special occasion or a splurge. The priced…read morewere pretty steep and they seemed to be hurting for money based on the little blurb on the menu and some of their social media. You can't build your own bagel but they were able to modify the garden bagel for me (no cream cheese, add egg). Honestly, I'm much more of a big o bagels fan but if you want a fancier option you can have it at Bo's. The inside is very cute and I love the decorations. I will say that the bagel flavors are very unique and very freshly made!

One of the best sesame bagels I've ever had. Sandwich was fresh, hot. Cheesy and magnificent. The…read morefood truck was awesome and the staff were so sweet.

Last year my friend asked me to go out for breakfast. He mentioned a food cart that has Bagels and…read morethe owners were from the east coast ( New Jersey). We had a couple of Bagles with Cream Cheese. I went to Mimi's today by myself and had the "Local" Bagle sandwich. It had eggs, American and Cream Cheese, Bacon with salt and pepper on a Plain Bagle. This was comfort food at its finest. There's nothing like a Bagle made like an east coast Bagle. Growing up in New York, I have had a few Bagles in my day. Mimi's Bagles are the real deal. Parking is a little bit tight with only several spots to park. The staff was friendly and made my sandwich pretty fast. Great place for a quick meal.

Wonderful bagels! Super convenient as its on my way to work, and also on the way to COCC! The…read moreservice is always friendly and pretty dang quick! The building is pretty cute inside, with bagel tables and fun sculptures! They are pretty popular and the Guadagno is fantastic! 3 pepper cream cheese ftw.

"Bagel shops are a rare find in my hometown, so stopping by here was an absolute treat! The variety…read moreof bagels is impressive--I'd definitely recommend coming before 10 AM if you want the full selection, as they do tend to sell out (a good sign if you ask me!). I haven't tried every flavor yet, but I'm pretty sure you can't go wrong with any of them. Even though it was busy, the staff were super welcoming and genuinely happy to help, which made the experience even better. This place clearly has a loyal following. While we sat and enjoyed our food, I kept seeing people order the Eye Opener. I couldn't resist trying it on our second visit, and I totally get the craze! It's such a classic, delicious way to kick off the day. I just wish I could drag myself out of bed earlier to see all the flavors! Already looking forward to coming back!

sparrow bakery in bend is operating at a level that doesn't fully make sense…read more this is S tier. not "good bakery" not "great local spot." this is top of the system everyone talks about the ocean roll and yeah... correct. cardamom, sugar, whatever else is happening in there--it works. you take a bite and immediately understand why people bring it up like it's a shared reference point but the real thing is everything else all the small moves. the way the line flows. the timing. how orders land. how people are acknowledged without slowing anything down. it's a bunch of tiny decisions stacked perfectly and no one even notices because it feels natural morning crowd is serious. you'll see deals happening. laptops open but not in an annoying way. people choosing this place on purpose and it's busy. consistently. like if you're trying to figure out if something is good just look at the door situation. it tells you everything honestly the only concern is the pricing feels too reasonable for what they're doing. like i almost want to step in and say guys you might be underestimating yourselves but maybe that's part of it elite spot. bend is lucky this exists

I love this bakery and always stop into one of their retail stores or pick up some goodies at any…read morelocal grocery store that carries their things. The Ocean Roll is a great "bun" and tastes like nothing else. I think it's the cardamom? I'll take it home and warm it back up in the oven for a delicious treat. They also make delicious breads, with my favorite being their long French baguette. If you're going into one of their shops, you'll appreciate the modern, clean interior and friendly, over-the-counter service. Truth...

On a recent visit to Bend and fresh off an early morning flight, the first thing I craved was…read moreexcellent coffee. This spot popped up and lived up to reviews. It's such a cute little spot, in what seems like an old home. The high ceilings just add to the coziness with greens and local art. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well. The coffee bar was staffed with friendly people. I had a giant jar of black iced cold brew, my favorite on a cool but sunny day. Prices are reasonable. They have a restroom, WiFi, and outlooks and seemed many were enjoying using it as an office.

Jodi & Jack were awesome…read more Got a matcha for Lala with almond milk since they don't have oat milk & a flat white. She enjoyed it. The service was quick & the inside decor looks like you're walking straight into an episode of the Gilmore girls. What a cute spot, filled with tons of crystals that people have randomly left and gifted to the store. Kylie is very particular with coffee and she loves it. Huge behavioral Friday stretch, she even went for a combo of soy and almond milk. Yannick was frustrated because he thought jack worked at spork but ended up ordering the little bear tea .

From the outside, this coffee shop looks quaint, but the inside buzzes with energy and the smell of…read morefresh espresso. It's very conveniently located within walking distance to the rest of downtown Bend. It can get pretty packed, and seating isn't always guaranteed, but if you have time to hang around, the atmosphere is well worth experiencing. There's a bar-style seating area where locals seemed genuinely settled in, giving the shop a true neighborhood feel. I ordered a large Belgian Mocha, which was rich in flavor while not being overly sweet. The espresso was definitely still there, so the drink was beyond just a dessert vibe. Service was friendly and efficient, with my drink ready in just a few minutes despite the crowd. Overall, this is a lively downtown coffee spot best suited for those who want quality drinks and don't mind a local crowd.

Thump is a great local cafe. While I was there (7am on a Friday), I saw no less than twelve people…read morewalk in who were on a first name basis with the baristas. Additionally, our barista gave us a coupon for a free 12oz drink because it took more than five minutes for us to get the breakfast sandwich, it didn't seem like a long time to me but that is just good service. The music was tasteful and not too loud which helped cultivate the calm and pleasant ambiance. The pastries were delightful, so good in fact that I was unable to get a photo due to my inability to delay taking a bite as soon as we sat down. We had the ham and gruyère croissant and the plain croissant. The breakfast sandwich was great; the homemade English muffins were dense but not heavy, the bacon was perfectly thick and crispy, the egg was well done, and the pesto mayo tied it all together. The Latte was solid, I regret not trying the syrups which I found out were homemade after I had ordered, it seemed as though everyone who ordered after me got the cardamom syrup in their drinks. My girlfriend got the hemp milk latte, unsweetened. She is a matcha snob and was pleased with her order, which is a rarity for coffee forward places such as Thump. Stop at Thump if you're in Bend.

ended up here after a ruck with some guys who visit town sometimes. everyone looked like they had…read moredone something important even though we mostly just walked around with weight. coffee showed up fast. tasted like it knew what it was doing. i stopped thinkin about my legs for a minute which felt big. room was full of people who probably own dogs or small companies. saw at least one guy who might be retired at 42. nobody confirmed. talked about nothing. stared at the river even when it wasnt in my line of sight. felt like the morning was complete after that. not in a deep way. just done. good place. would end another ruck there.

Perfect Stop After the River Trail…read more After a walk along the Deschutes River Trail, we stopped into Sisters Coffee Company for coffee and a quick pastry break and were glad we did. Friendly staff, hot fresh coffee, and a great selection of baked goods made this an easy win. The standout was the jackfruit corn blueberry muffin, crisp on top, moist in the middle, and surprisingly flavorful without being overly sweet. If you are in the Bend district area and need a good coffee stop, this place is worth checking out.

I had some shockingly great coffee this week while in Bend, but this one was by far my favorite. I…read morecame to get the lumberjack which was supposed to be salted maple, but sadly that appeared to be seasonal. I went for the next best thing I could find which was called the banana boat, and came top with espresso whipped cream. This thing was friggin bomb, I walked 45 minutes across Bend to get here and then probably drink that thing in 10 minutes before I ever made it back to my room. You really can't beat the ambience in downtown Bend, very pretty in a very cool place to walk around in. The outside seating area at this coffee shop blew my mind. You're on a grassy hill overlooking the river and on the other side of the river there's deer walking by.... Gonna say I might need to move here.

Coffee was so good we bought some whole beans to go…read more Standouts- top notch service! We felt welcomed and warm ordering our coffees. The drip coffee and latte were really good. Only issue we thought would be the parking but we easily found a spot.

Yo - if you're visiting Bend - make your way here, without a doubt we will stop anytime on our way…read morethrough or if we come back! It's a walk in sit down spot - you place your order at the counter and they give you a number - decent size for busy food times - so usually plenty of seating. Over the phone ordering was a snap and the dude was super polite and helpful - not rushed. My wife got the traditional breakfast - she loved the local links and flaky biscuit - I think it was peach marmalade - not sure, but it was LEGIT. I got the pozole roja (I think that's the menu name) and - yo, it was the best pozole I've had. The ingredients were plenty, the chicken was tender and flavorful, they put the radishes, cilantro and cabbage on the side for you to add so it's not soggy. Sourdough was so good to dip - mouth is watering writing this. Service th morning we were headed out at 7amish was great also - wife got coffee cake (warmed in their brick oven) and I got two citrus muffins and a sourdough cinnamon roll for later - all were scrumptious and delightful. I would got a half dozen muffins if I knew they were that good before. People were kind and the service is quick. We ate there these two time on $52 dollars - both to-go orders. We will absolutely be back - every time we are near bend, I'll be stopping for pozole for sure! Well done, Jacksons Corner, well done!

This is hands-down my favorite restaurant in all of Central Oregon. It's cozy, it's inviting, it's…read morenostalgic and it's really enjoyable for any meal of the day. Set in an old home, this establishment has become one of Bend's favorite restaurants. The menus have range with breakfast by far being my favorite. However, their pizzas are spectacular and I've never had a pastry yet that I didn't really enjoy. They serve coffee from a local roaster called Lone Pine. The staff is always extremely friendly and I have frequently positive interactions with them when I stop by. Prices are reasonable, and the food is very high-quality while also being consistently fresh. Parking can be a challenge at times, but it's always worth the effort. Not to mention a chance for a nice stroll around downtown Bend after my meal... just the perfect end to complement a perfect day here in this lovely place. Thank you Jackson's corner for being a staple in this community and consistently making every meal here a little bit more joyful.

I was trying to find a good latte around Bend while traveling for work, and this just happened to…read morework for me. Glad I went here. Location is very pretty, really cool decor and building. People working were super friendly, and the latte itself was friggin delicious. I think I may be obsessed with maple lattes now... thanks Oregon...

To all NON-DAIRY drinkers, it's trickery, do not waste your money on it. Get their tea or an…read moreAmericano and don't let it ruin your latte ‍ sorry I'm not sorry. Explanation below Vibes are great, service is awesome. Coffee - so I love a good coffee or house made alternative milk-. Lone pines House Made Almond- Cashew Milk is AWFUL. They baristas tell you it's so good. FALSE. It's water, it's not a latte, the "milk" doesn't froth at all, the coffee separates from it and it settles weird at the bottom of your cup. It's water that doesn't even taste right. I'd rather have an Americano. It's a waste of their employees time to make their alternative milk instead of purchasing a brand name soy/oat/almond milk. Thanks for the response Scott but I've given Lone Pine a chance 5 times with the same experience. There's plenty of alternative milk brands that offer clean options. :)