Cool venue with the words easiest parking which is such a perk! It's small enough to be intimate,…read morebut big enough to feel like you're not on top of people, cute bar area & the outdoor patio would've been lovely if it weren't cold that evening. Shoutout to the people working the Joshua Radin show who quickly took care of the obnoxious guy who was disruptive! Appreciate you! And loved your puppers too!

Had a great time the venue was clean and easy to get to. Drinks are in the same area and were…read morenormal drink prices and had a pretty large selection. Bar tenders were fast and ready to serve you.

Patric does a bang up job! A born hospitality professional,…read morehe plans meticulously, wants everyone to have the best time, and loves fun events. Highly recommend!

Great food. Better service!!! Beautiful facility!!…read more Definitely worth the fee of a membership!

Restaurant review:…read more About as old-school as they get in these parts, the Bend Golf Club restaurant/lounge is open to the public. No membership required. Ambiance is true to the genre: open area with numerous cloth-covered four tops as well as a few larger tables. Naugahyde (I think) lounge chair seating. Golf playing on the several TVs scattered about. No loud music. It's definitely casual. There's a small bar seating maybe six. About those chairs - they're horrible. If you have even a slightly cranky back, you'll hate them. I certainly do. - Service is good, efficient. Not top tier but certainly nothing to grumble about. Your order is taken quickly, drinks arrive soon and the food not too much later. We've had to wait for our our server to notice we needed drink refills a couple of times. - I mentioned the bar, which despite my being a dedicated bar-rat I don't think I'd want to sit at. They have only several beers on draft, well below Bend standards. If you're looking for booze or wine, they have it. - The menu is old school American with a few outliers. Salmon fish & chips, for example, are pretty good (they also have the more standard cod F&C). Several salads - I tried the SW steak salad, which despite having a nice cut of beef was not remarkable. Ribs, burgers, wings, pasta, shrimp, pork chops, etc, are all available. They do have the Impossible Burger, if you're into that. - And they have specials. That SW steak salad was one, but there's also prime rib night (Saturday, I believe) and a four-course dinner on Thursday for $25. - Prices for the food are maybe a tad high but not outrageous by any means. Before you tip, check for added gratuity on your bill. Drink prices are in line with what you expect in Bend. Hours change with the season, I'm told (by a member). During winter, it's open Thursday - Sunday. Otherwise (i.e., when the golf course is operating) it's open every day except Monday. The website doesn't reflect that. Bottom line? It's OK and if you're a member, it's certainly a good option for you. As a destination? Not so much. Unless you like to watch golf while you drink & dine.

Our first experience at The Belfry was this past Saturday to see Steve Poltz. We had a great time!!…read more The venue seats approximately 200 and so all seats are great. We arrived early so ended up in the front row which was awesome!! Acoustics are good and we felt the speaker volume was perfect. Non-alcoholic drinks are priced right. We didn't eat but will next time. We love it here and will be back!!

We have been to two shows at The Belfry. The venue seats 200 for a show and was sold out for one…read moreof the shows we attended. It did not feel crowded. There is a bar that sells beer, wine, and limited mixed drinks as well as a nice selection of cookies. We made ourselves comfortable on what appeared to be a church pew against the wall, stage right. We had a nice view of the stage. The sound system was excellent. We will be returning regularly.

Great way to spend quality time with family and friends. Parking was great. Best burgers I have had…read moresince moving to Redmond. Prices are really good, ez if you have a family. I will definitely be going back!

I came here for the Bend Elks vs Walla Walla Sweets. We got our tickets earlier in the afternoon so…read morewe didn't have to wait in the ticket line when the game started. We got a seat on the bleachers on the left side of the field and had a pretty good view of the game. The bathrooms here were cleaner than I expected which is a plus. The food was pretty good too. To drink I got a Sierra Mist because they were out of Dr. Pepper, boo. I liked my hotdog with sauerkraut, although they put a lot of sauerkraut on there. We also got a pretzel with cheese, garlic fries, cracker jacks and cotton candy. The pretzel had way too much salt on it and the cheese sauce was kinda flat. Happy I didn't order that, it was my Brother's. The garlic fries were good. There was a ton of strong garlic on it. A little too strong for me so I kinda ate around most of the garlic. The cotton candy was yummy. The game was fun. The Elks won 4-3 in extra innings. It was a good game.

Saw 'Grounded', a captivating one-person monologue. Great experience…read more - 2nd Street is a nice, intimate theater. People are fantastic. - Seats all have a good view and are reasonably comfortable. - Before the show, you can buy beer, wine, small munchies.

I had such a great time at theater watching "Disaster: the Musical" that I cannot say enough good…read morethings about his establishment. The cast was amazing and entertaining, the service crew was helpful and the owner was very down to earth and genuine that I will be back!! They will have an Addams Family play this winter - which gives me something to look forward to.

So much fun with the grands! They enjoyed the rides very much. They have rides for the really…read morelittle ones to the big kids. Everything is organized well!

Located in the heart of Deschutes County are their fairgrounds and expo center. I spent a lot of…read moretime here for a recent event, and was impressed by the grounds and how comfortable the buildings were. This is just a quick drive from the airport and downtown Bend; there are also cheap and convenient hotel options right nearby, which are walkable if a little far. The main drive leads to huge parking lots; there is also a separate entrance leading to an RV park also part of the complex. The main entrance has ticket booths and gates, which I assume are for events that take up the entire complex. Our event was confined to one building, and took up two huge rooms. One was carpeted and kept warm but not clammy and uncomfortable, plus a second tile-floored room which is where our catered meals were held. Lighting is bright, sound also muffled to keep echoes down. Restroom facilities are large and numerous, which more than we could've ever needed which can sometimes be an issue with large groups. I look forward to future events here.

Definitely worth a visit! So much good history to read about here. If you're looking to beat the…read moresummer heat and learn a bit more about Bend this is the spot.

We decided that this week we would explore the Deschutes Historical Museum as part of our weekly…read moreexploration adventure. We were not disappointed! Parking was easy. There is a parking lot at the museum, plus there is street parking. The museum is contained in a 100+ year old schoolhouse. The small gift shop has several books that we want to add to our collection thereby ensuring that we will return multiple times. We spent about an hour and a half studying the exhibits and did not see everything. For me the most interesting part was the railroad contribution to the logging industry. Next time I want to spend more time in the bicycle exhibit. Before we left, we had an interesting conversation with the friendly and helpful museum staff. This is a great place to learn about early Bend history.