I think it is disgusting and rude how one of your employees (kaylee) thinks it is okay to take…read morevideos of paying customers while in this establishment. It was brought to my attention that kaylee took a video of herself looking disgusted at one of the establishments patrons. She then focused the camera on the patron who was on the machine gambling (older unknown gentleman) who also happened to have his buttcrack hanging out of his pants. As an employee she is allowed to have her opinions on things, but it is when she takes it a step further and publicly shames her own customers on her personal snap chat that she crosses the line. Might I suggest retraining her or reprimanding her so she understands it isn't professional nor cute to be a bratty judgemental entitled little girl who thinks shes hot shit and has a right to express disgust while also shaming someone who helps pay her bills? Feel free to email me for a screen recording of the said video. Thank you.

$6.50 GROWLER FILLS!?! Local Craft Beers!?! Seriously? This place is amazing! I don't know how they…read moredo it, but I can get a growler filled for $6.50 and they have a great selection. I get Deschutes Brewery's "Fresh Squeezed" for less than I can get it at Deschutes. I can get Boneyard Beer Company's "RPM IPA" for less than I can get it at the Boneyard brewery! The staff is friendly and efficient. I've always been able to walk right up and place my order. A line is unheard of. The inside is nice and clean, and always quiet. I guess this place is using the low-priced growlers to bring in more customers for their lottery and video poker machines. I've never used them, but they seem to always be in use! I mentioned the $6.50 growler fills, (the cheapest in town as far as I can find), but what if you are NEW TO TOWN (like I was) or just visiting and don't have a growler? Oh, no problem, these guys will sell you one AND fill it with your choice of suds for just $8.50! Where else can you buy a growler for $2.00 and have it filled for another $6.50? No where, that's where. Go in and check these guys out. I've talked to the owners a time or two (mom and son team, I think) and they have just taken over ownership earlier this year. I'd love to see the place stick around (for obvious reasons), so the next time you need to get your growler filled, give them a shot! (There weren't any reviews yet, so I thought I'd help them out with some pics too.)

This is a great Market . Beautiful, with all kinds of unexpected delights . I was in a few days…read moreago, and asked JT if my favorite Spindrift ISLAND PUNCH , could be in the refrigerated singles. I stopped to BS with fabulous John, the wine guy, by the time I left, JT had put my beverage into the refrigerated stock!! Thank you!

We ordered a charcuterie tray for our 50th anniversary picnic for just the two of us. It was…read morebeautifully put together! A large variety and more than was expected. The gentleman who designed it reviewed all the items included and seemed genuinely proud of the creation! Also the market is very unique and worth a visit to just look around!

Really great experience, we walked in from out of town, sat down at the bar, and the owner poured…read moreus a small tasting and explained all of the wines to us with interesting stories about where they came from not just the usual boring "tastes of leather and finely minced Australian parakeet" type notes that mean nothing to me... The wines were extraordinary and different in a good way. We like reds and they had reds. Without a doubt this is the one spot in Bend you need to try for wine. Really nice inside and out. Nice area.

Mark did an awesome job with our tasting! Thoroughly enjoyed his take on the flavors and take on…read morethe the flavor profiles of the wines! 10/10!

Used to be if you wanted to buy liquor and lived on Bend's West Side you had but one choice on this…read moreside of town - a teeny tiny (150 square feet shoppable) space partitioned off inside Ray's Market on SW Century Drive. Whenever my husband and I were in the Ray's located liquor store, we tried to get in and out as fast as possible because it felt so claustrophobic. Not to mention that due to its small size, the number of shoppers allowed inside was limited to something like only six at a time. Because the small size meant small stocks, we often drove over to the East Side liquor store if we were looking for something. Seems we weren't the only shoppers to do that as sales were declining at the small West Bend liquor store inside Rays. So the owner was successful in having the store moved. And it is with "yay!" response that we visited the newly relocated West Bend Liquor Store today. Just opened in a strip mall at 155 SW Century Drive, this liquor store now boasts roughly 4000 square feet! That means lots of stock to choose from for spirits and mixers. Although they don't seem to be completely stocked up as yet, they already have a nice selection of brand choices for spirits across price points For mixers they carry some harder to find items like Bitter Lemon and Fee Bros Bitters...and so goes the list. Not to mention that the store has a cool and comfy looking seating area, complete with faux fireplace and bar in which they offer tastings from time to time. If you want to stay posted on what is being offered for tastings on what days, sign up on the store's email list. One thing that remains now as it was then is the super friendly and helpful owner and his staff. They can answer any question you might have and make you feel they are really glad you came in. Now with this great liquor store on the West Side, we'll need to find a way to use more spirits! I'm only waiting on them to stock some of the specialty liquors and aperitifs - like Aperol and Navain and Rompope - for a five star rating. But for now it is a very enthusiastic 4 stars!

Robert helped me at the counter and was great to deal with. I have been in on other occasions and…read moreeveryone was friendly. They even offered a few tastes of Elijah Craig. Im a local business manager and I can appreciate how this place is ran.

Savannah made the best cocktail drinks for us 2 days in a row. Thank you Savannah! They were all…read moredelicious! Food was also good. We had the warm olives and nuts that complimented the cocktails we had. The place was warm, definitely not a bar scene but very warm and sofisticated. I complimented the "ice water" that they served complimentary. nice and cold on a nice hot summer day like today

I am not sure when I come across a distillery as far as what constitutes as a good vs bad…read moredistillery experience. The ones I have been to have always been good experiences and other people's reviews seem to match up with that. Same goes for Oregon Spirit Distillers. Steve and I had s great experience with this distillery's vodka. The specific name for this one was the Cascadian Vodka. We would have a small pour of it with our meals on certain nights...straight up and it was always so very good. It has a nice dryness to it in the flavor profile and all the rest of the characteristics that come with vodka. A very pleasant experience with this product and a distillery we would definitely revisit again sometime.

My husband and I discovered this little gem and had dinner there on Saturday. From the outside, it…read moredoesn't look like much, but once you step inside, you're welcomed by a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The real highlight, though, is the food. We started with the calamari, which was lightly fried and perfectly prepared--crispy without being heavy or greasy like you often find elsewhere. For our entrées, I ordered the Sole à la Meunière, and it was absolutely outstanding. It was cooked beautifully, and I enjoyed every last bite. My husband chose the Cassoulet and loved it just as much; his plate was completely clean by the end of the meal. The service was excellent as well. Our server was attentive, friendly, and made us feel welcome throughout the evening without ever being intrusive. To finish, we shared the Lemon Tartlet, which was the perfect ending to a wonderful dinner. Great food, excellent service, a warm atmosphere, and an overall fantastic dining experience. We'll definitely be back!

No GF menu but ask about gf options- so much of the menu can be made gluten free! I got the Fig Pig…read moreand Goat GF Flatbread and it was really good! The sausage wasn't spicy and the goat cheese and fig jam were so good together. My only suggestion is cooking it a little less time because the outer edge was quite hard and eating it gave me jaw pain. Another thing I thought was odd was how everyone's food came out at different times. It was an 8 person book club and some people were not eating at all while others were nearly done. Super nice service though and the place was really pretty. I liked the cute salt and pepper shakers that were different on each table!

I'm new to the area and love this shop. As a recovering California wine snob, Claire was amazing,…read moreas is her clientele!

I ordered their non-alcoholic wine , tasted a bit like apple. It was refreshing. Would be lovely to…read moresee NA bubbly in the future! Nick educated me on the process of removing alcohol from wine, and Nancy was such a friendly face in welcoming me in. Was neat to see love music set up outside too. Small inside with only 1 table but more seating outside.