Pretty good whiskey bar quite a big menu and something for everyone I wish they had a speakeasy in…read moreRedmond

Backwards hat bartender was drunk AF...acted like a clown and we left...do better. I was expecting…read moreat least a semi classy environment but no...skip this spot

I've traveled this country from Alaska to Key West and I can now say with absolute confidence that…read morethe Founding Fathers were unknowingly fighting for the right to drink a beer at the River Pig Saloon. This place feels simultaneously old and new. It's both nostalgic and comfortable-- the staff are friendly and professional. The drinks are cold and delicious. The food is made with love and it shows up on the plate and with every bite. God bless Oregon. God bless the River Pig. Stoked to have heard about this place on the 6 Ranch Podcast.

Food was great! Service was awesome! The vibe and ambiance was awesome! Definitely would come back…read more Played great music and had all of my favorite alcohol and beer! Tacos were fantastic! They were playing all the jams as well!

The guy at the bar was super nice and made a really good drink! Cocktails were consistent and…read more delicious! We didn't plan on getting food initally but got hungry and decided to do the happy-hour two for one deal and the food was actually so good! The baked brie and mango chutney was a must try! They had a loop video of Lake Tahoe playing on the tv and it aided to the outdoorsy-Bend vibes while we sat on the couches and chatted. The couches were very nice, clean, and looked like they were well maintained so I didn't feel scared to sit on them lol. Overall, loved our experience here!

That honey old fashioned I loved the atmosphere! Super…read moreimpressed having three guys work in a small bar area slinging drinks quick and good!

Dogwood is a must visit when in Bend. Missing their old location downtown but they sure brought the…read morevibes bigger and better to the shed. Taking over a whole corner block, the shed offers indoor/outdoor seating with an antique flare, rustic yet funky. Huge wrap around bar and little random nook seating. They host multiple food trucks and live music on the weekends. You won't be disappointed especially with a one of their incredible craft cocktail in hand.

I went to the food carts next to Dogwood for lunch. The Wich Doctor food cart has become one of my…read morefavorites in the area. I thought that my wife and friends of ours would get some dinner and have some drinks at the Dogwood at the Pine Shed. You can bring your food from the carts inside Dogwood and enjoy the seating and have a cocktail , wine , beer or kombucha. One of our friends had a beer on tap. Their beer menu is limited . My wife and I are dark beer drinkers . They did not have any on the menu so we did not have a drink. There is plenty of seating and it's a great place to stay out of the sun on a hot day.

San Simon is a fun little hidden gem! Tucked away down an alley, it almost feels like you're…read morediscovering a secret speakeasy. The atmosphere is rustic, cozy, and a little exclusive, which made it a really unique spot to grab a drink! We stopped in right after checking into our hotel, and it was the perfect first stop to kick off our weekend. There isn't a ton of seating, but you can choose between the cozy indoor space or the patio in the alley. Since there were only two of us, we were seated right away. If you're looking for a relaxed place to enjoy a quick glass of wine or a cocktail before exploring the rest of the town, I'd definitely recommend stopping by here. It's a charming spot with great vibes!

Follow the alley. Trust me…read more You know those places you stumble into and immediately think, "Yep...this is my kind of spot"? That was San Simón for me. At first, walking down the alley in downtown Bend, I honestly was not sure what we were about to find. Then we started seeing little fire pit pods, heated huts, glowing candles, and people tucked away having cocktails. It instantly felt cool without trying too hard. Walking into San Simón felt like stepping into some funky speakeasy hidden in plain sight. Dark lighting, moody atmosphere, David Bowie playing in the background, wild artwork on the walls that makes you stop and stare for a second. Just a great vibe all around. The kind of place where you sit down and immediately relax into the evening. The cocktails were excellent. Not overdone, not syrupy, just really balanced and well made. One of our favorites was the "Some Positive Feedback," which came with this sugar rim that looked awesome and added just enough sweetness without overpowering the drink. Bright citrus flavor, refreshing, smooth, and dangerously easy to drink. Then we asked the bartender if they could just make us something off the cuff. We said vodka, lemon and lime forward, not too sweet, maybe a little spice. They absolutely nailed it. Crisp, refreshing, layered citrus flavor with just enough heat on the back end to keep it interesting. Honestly one of those cocktails where everybody at the table takes a sip and immediately goes, "Oh wow." As a bourbon guy, I was also pleasantly surprised with the whiskey selection. The bartender recommended Stafford's Reserve, an Oregon bourbon, and I am glad I listened. Smooth, approachable, a little sweet up front with some spice on the finish. Easy sipping bourbon that fit the whole vibe of the place perfectly. What really made the night though was the staff. Everybody was friendly in that genuine way where you feel welcomed instead of "served." By the end of the night it honestly felt like we had been there before, even though it was our first visit. The outdoor setup deserves some love too. Bend cooled down at night, but the fire pits and heaters kept everything comfortable. We could have easily stayed another couple hours just hanging out. Pricing felt fair for the quality of drinks and atmosphere. This is not a dive bar pretending to be fancy. It is a genuinely cool cocktail spot that knows exactly what it is. If you are in Bend and enjoy craft cocktails, bourbon, cool music, quirky atmosphere, and places with personality, go find San Simón. Half the fun is finding it tucked down the alley in the first place.

Great service, great beers and wonderfully hand crafted cocktails that push the envelope but…read moresomehow are always very delicious. I love how it blends in with the model at The Grove and you can take your drinks anywhere within reason, be it inside or outside in the wonderful sun.

Five years on, it's time to update my review. As expected, Waypoint turned out to be a fine…read moreaddition to the NWX scene. It's a good spot to either grab a drink/beer while you wait for your takeout order (I like ThAiPAS) or settle in for a longer spell. And they've fixed the crowded table arrangements. I come here a few times a year. Recommended.

horrible service- waited at the bar for so long.. didn't…read morerealize there would be a line? wouldn't you serve the bar up and down? went to wait in the line, the bartender (shorter lady with leather skirt, wavy hair, red lip on 7/16/2026) decided to just skip us and get EVERYONE else besides us. took the ID of someone behind us, and got a 3 drink order of someone who just walked up. then noticed she walked up the bar towards where we were waiting 30 min before. tried to give the benefit of the doubt as a solo bartender, but we moved to where the supposed "line" was... out of all the bars we went to tonight this was the worst service.. and all we wanted were the jell-o shots PREMADE..

My friends and I are in town, and all night, this was the worst service ever. We waited at the…read morecorner of the bar and the bartender never came to us, and we found out there was a line, so we went and waited in line. Mind you, we were already waiting for like 30 minutes. So when we found out there was a line. We went to wait in line! Tell me why, when we got to the front, the bartender decides to help the person next to us then us. Then she proceeds to help everyone else around the bar besides us. Mind you, 3 Asian people, and skips all of us. Never experienced this, and we went to so many bars around the area tonight. So sad, definitely would never come back here. I don't now the bartenders name, but she was working tonight. 7/16 into 7/17. By far. The worst. I would probably give them a negative review.

Place overall is fun, kind of expensive, geared more towards women. It's like a Californian cowboy…read moreversion of the Cross Eyed Cricket. Like a pink neon hippie cowgirl bar, which is fine if that's your vibe over shit kicking outlaw country at the cross eyed cricket. Personally I enjoy a blend of both, as I am quite the suave shit kicker myself

Went to brunch. Got the outlaw pulled pork Benedict and it was fine. I didn't like whatever sour…read moresauce they put in it. And my egg yolk was overcooked so no satisfying runny yolk for my meal. I did appreciate the gluten free modification of serving it over hashbrowns. Also note to my future self and other people like me- the music is so loud- at brunch- that my ears felt like they had cotton in them and my throat hurt from yelling by the time I left.