Some mornings just stick with you. I walked into Backporch Coffee Roasters craving something…read moredifferent, and left genuinely impressed. The vibe here is modern and minimal -- clean lines, local art on the walls, airy space that feels both calm and alive. I ordered a 16 oz matcha latte and a honey-lavender latte (because why pick just one?). Total came out to about $12.25 each for the largest size. Yep, a little pricier than your corner coffee spot, but honestly worth it. Both drinks were smooth and balanced -- the matcha was creamy, not bitter at all, while the lavender latte had that perfect floral hint without overpowering the coffee. Bonus: the latte art heart on top was simple but done with care, which tells you a lot about the barista. And speaking of service -- the barista was the highlight. Friendly, knowledgeable, and quick to suggest a roast I wouldn't have noticed otherwise. That level of confidence and genuine warmth elevates the entire experience. Now, a small caveat: there's no restroom inside. They'll give you a code for the one just behind the wall -- super clean and convenient once you know, but still something to keep in mind if you're planning to hang out. Overall? 5 stars, easy. Pricey, sure, but you're paying for quality, atmosphere, and people who care. If I could give 6 stars for service, I would. I'll be back for sure.

I use the self serve wash. When I called I was told I can do walk in. When I got there they said no…read morespace for me as 2 people did walk in and I need an appt. I did make the appt in afternoon. Came in with my 19 lbs dog, they set up the water temp to Luke warm and small hand towel to dry my dog. Small towel only dey the face not the entire body of my dog. The vacuum Was crazy blowing that scared my dog. I didn't use it. When I'm paying - the cashier said to tap and take time and I saw they're asking for tips? Which is crazy. I did all the work. Anyway, I just need to was my dog and know to bring my own towel in my car to dry.

My favorite coffee stops in Bend. Sill Vibrato is located in the lobby of The Hixon. Don't be…read morefooled by its location, this place makes super tatsy coffee. Friendly staff, and plenty of parking. Come, sip, enjoy!

Remarkably quiet and not busy. Super friendly and fast staff. Lots of yummy treats with vegan and…read moregluten free options. The vegan chocolate chip cookie was exceptional. House made black sesame milk and hazelnut milk. Only bummer is the 2h parking limit nearby

Sisters coffee co will always be one of my favorite coffee shops in Oregon. I have always gone to…read morethe original location in Sisters, but today I tried the little one in the Old Mill and it was a great mini version! I wanted to get a t shirt and was happy to see they had a great selection of merchandise. I didn't need another coffee, but succumbed to an oat milk latte while I was checking out. It's been awhile since I've had coffee from here and I had forgotten how delicious and potent it was! Perfection every time and always friendly service. The shop is very aesthetic with natural light, murals and local artwork. If you're opposed to driving all the way to sisters, this location is a great way to get your fix from the comfort of town.

We visited a few coffee shops in the area when we were in Bend over the weekend, and I think this…read morewas one of our favorite favorites. The staff was very polite and genuinely seemed like they enjoy their jobs and are treated well. I enjoyed the quirky options, and the unique flair, without it feeling like a complete joke like some coffee, shops back home. I had the north herbal tea, which is probably the best tease. I think I've ever had. Definitely a nice surprise and a good way to start the day. I was sipping on it for a while because I didn't wanna down it all at once and just wanted to enjoy it. There was a reasonable amount of seating space inside, but we chose to sit outside while it was cool. When we're back in the area, we definitely wanna come back here. Thanks for the memories!

went to lone pine roasters in bend the other day for coffee at the coffee place. real good…read moresituation. these folks know coffee in a way that makes a guy wonder if the beans went to college. ordered a latte and the person behind the counter started explaining notes and origins and elevation and stuff. nodded like i understood. tasted great though so something worked. also got avocado toast which is basically toast with avocado but in a professional way. real solid. then someone said "you gotta try the liege waffle." first of all i thought they said "leg waffle." which raised questions. turns out it's belgian i think. sweet little waffle brick with sugar in it. very serious waffle. staff there really know what they're doing with coffee and waffles and toast and probably other breakfast technologies. felt like a place where if the espresso machine broke five people would fix it immediately while explaining acidity levels. place is great. nice view. good coffee. confusing waffle name but worth it. would give 6 stars if allowed by the system anyway if someone says "want coffee in bend" this is the coffee place i am pointing at.

Stopped in for some mid-day caffeine and really enjoyed it. Nice looking place, staff were super…read morefriendly, and I really enjoyed my iced vanilla latte. I sat on the patio under a shade and it was just a lovely experience. I'd definitely return.

Best coffee in Bend! The customer service and freshness of the beans is above and beyond…read moreexpectations. Which in this town says a lot.

First time...trying their French Roast which is our usual go-to. Smooth, rich, but not overly…read moreroasted/bitter coffee. Nicely done. Will definitely buy it again. Found it at Local Acres; may have to stop at the store sometime.

Great coffee, great breakfast burritos! Highly recommend the green or red sauce! Service was…read morekind and happy. Road trip with the family win for sure stopping here! Plus it's next to an antiques & farmer market.

The best decaf Columbia's beans I have ever had. Enjoy their mocha and the non coffee drinkers in…read morethe family love the wild berry smoothies. Great place and people!

First off. This place is a local gem. Great vibes, great environment and great people working…read morehere. I just tried their seasonal specialty drink, the cherry cold foam cold brew and holy wow. This is by far the best thing I've had here. See the pic! It's gorgeous too

Great coffee. Nice staff. Super friendly young woman from…read moreGeorgia. Pastries are yummy. Husband like the chai latte. Oat milk offered. Seating nice. Only negative is WAY too many tables occupied by laptops. Please tell these free loaders to go get an office or WORK FROM HOME!

This spot was our "heading out of town" stop for coffee as we traveled from Bend back to Portland…read more We rolled in around 7:30AM on a Sunday, and it wasn't even obvious that they were open. Fortunately, they were, and we were able to get our fix and get moving quickly. I first selected their single origin espresso, a medium-ish Ethiopian washed with notes of Meyer lemon and dark chocolate, and it delivered on both. Very smooth, unmistakably Ethiopian with that distinct citrus note. For the road, I opted for their light drip of the day, which I believe was their Rwanda showcase offering, and it, too, was very nice. My preferred prep is heavy cream and Splenda, and unfortunately, neither was available (what is it with the Stevia? So many cafes offer that as their only alternative sweetener, and I think it's terrible), but I made it work. A delicious sipper. The cafe itself was clean and modern in decor, and there was a gelato shop colocated, which I'd have loved to try, but alas. Definitely a nice place to stop for some specialty coffee, recommended!

First latte was so weak I couldn't taste coffee. I guess they were mad I asked for a remake. So hot…read moreI badly burned my mouth snd throat. So done! Oh and my husbands Carmel latte was just Carmel and milk