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    Southern Accent

    4.4 (26 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    The shrimp po' boy sandwich, minus the lettuce. The fries were seasoned with salt only and a side of ranch.
    Blake H.

    My wife and have spent some time on the Gulf Coast and when we saw the Southern Accent truck in Bend, back when they were at Bevel Brewing, we didn't believe a shrimp po' boy in Oregon would be like what we experienced on the coast. Thankfully, we were wrong. We've been enjoying a couple of these excellent sandwiches 5-6 times a year since we discovered them in 2018-19. I never got around to writing a review until now. The photo I've included is from our latest visit in early April and I always order mine without lettuce so your order might look different. But that shouldn't matter as much as the great shrimp that are used to make this fantastic sandwich. The fries can be done with cajun seasoning or salt and the fries. Either are a great option and the ranch they offer is very flavorful. We recommend Southern Accent to anyone who is looking for something good and different for lunch in Bend. That's tough to do in an area where there are so many great options, but they manage to stand out with a quality meal.

    Weird mystery elastic pieces from our shrimp.
    Bridgitte N.

    I was really looking forward to trying out this food cart at Silver Moon due to all the good reviews. Must have come on the wrong day, as the guy running this cart was extremely rude. Not only were our interactions with him short and curt, he completely messed up our orders. If you are out of shrimp, please say that. Don't verbally yell at us and ask, "what do you want?!" Before slamming the window shut in our faces with a sign that you are closed. It's Memorial Day weekend at 3:00pm.. Ordered a Bayou Caesar with fried shrimp and got fried chicken. Not to mention the Caesar dressing was full of horseradish flavor - gross. No jalapeño waffle as promised either. My partner did get the shrimp po boy he ordered, but it came with some mystery elastic pieces (see pic). Very unsatisfied and bummed we picked Southern Accent over other carts. I'd recommend skipping unless you like being treated like dirt.

    Nashville sandwich with Cajun fries.
    Robin S.

    9th Street Village offers one of the better small food truck pods in the city. Anchored by Bevel Brewing, one of the better brewers in the city despite being a new operation, 9th Street's trucks include Southern Accent, a purveyor of Southern food. I was interested in their Nashville sandwich. And, of course, the beer. I'm a big fan of Bevel's. As you might guess, Nashville chicken hails from Tennessee and is regarded as a gold standard for hot & spicy chicken in the south, including Atlanta where I lived for twenty years. The key aspect of good Nashville chicken is that, of course, it has to be pretty spicy. Not just 'medium Buffalo wing' hot, or Sriracha hot. It needs to challenge your taste buds, see if they can handle it. Bend is not known for spicy food, although it has progressed in the past couple of years and now has at least four trucks that offer hot chicken (Southern Accent, Bluma's, South yo Mouth, The Tin Pig), maybe more. So, the sandwich, ordered with Cajun fries: - A fairly good-sized sandwich that, with fries, should be enough for most folks. They don't skimp on the chicken. - It's spicy but not outrageously so. I'd put it at the lower end of what I'd expect from a Nashville recipe. It's spicier than Bluma's (which is an excellent sandwich); I've not tried South yo Mouth or The Tin Pig. - Very good bun, very well prepared. - My sandwich was stuffed with three rather large, chunky portions of chicken. This may be my only negative: the chicken was so chunky that it really doesn't play well inside a sandwich. I ended up picking out a couple of pieces and eating them separately, which is totally fine because they're exceptionally tasty. - Cajun fries: I expected them to be overly seasoned to the point where I'd only want a few. That's just the way Bend typically does things. Nope, these fries are great. Not only nicely seasoned but well cooked. Prices are reasonable. Service was friendly and quick. Recommended.

    Hot chicken sandwich and Cajun flavored crinkle cut fries!
    B B.

    Amazing fried chicken sandwiches and Cajun flavored crinkle cut fries!!! Located in a sweet food cart area behind Bevel Brewing.

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    Food is always great and everyone there is always super nice and friendly! Always a good time when we go there.

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    6 years ago

    SO GOOD! I've had the poboy and one of the bowls. As a poboy snob, they're amazing. So so good.

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    good menu good food but fried chicken might be taking too long too cook. long wait times on this one.

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    W.O.W. The fried chicken here his worth a try...Crispy on the outside, super tender on the inside, and nice big pieces of chicken, too!

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    Wonderland Chicken - Nashville Style Chicken Sandwich--my absolute favorite sandwich in the world!

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    4.3(24 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    Decently good fried chicken sandwiches. The chicken is fresh, the spice is on point, the slaw is…read moredecent, but the sandwiches are a bit one dimensional. A great Nashville style fried chicken sandwich is a balance, a harmony between the spice from the cayenne, the acidity from pickles, and a hint of sweetness to round it out. These felt a bit one-dimensional, and the slaw didn't really bring balance to the spice. The sidewinder fries are absolutely S-tier, and I very strongly recommend these if you are here. Overall, not bad given the alternatives in Bend, but fairly average compared to the fried chicken wars in the rest of the country.

    Wonderland Chicken - A Casual, Tasty Lunch…read more A friend treated me to lunch at Wonderland Chicken. Like me, the ambiance leans a bit rustic, but it was clean and comfortable. There's both indoor and outdoor seating; we sat outside. The sidewalk is a little uneven, but it didn't impact our experience. The staff member who took our order and brought out the food was friendly, professional, and helpful. The service moved at a nice pace, with the order taken promptly and the food delivered in good time. The fried chicken sandwich was solid. I went with a moderate heat level for the sauce and probably could have kicked it up a notch or two. The waffle fries, referred to as "sidewinders," were a bit of a mystery in name, but they were good fries. Overall, the food was tasty and neatly presented. It wasn't a destination meal, but it was certainly a satisfying lunch. Wonderland Chicken hits the basics of a good lunch spot: fast, friendly, flavorful. If you're in the neighborhood and want a quick bite, it's worth a stop.

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    4.2(783 reviews)
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    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.

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    3.9(257 reviews)
    2.8 mi
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    Lived here for over 20 years; Worst experience at a bar I've ever had and surprisingly it came from…read morestaff members. It pains me to say this as I'm a business owner in this industry; I get the stresses that come with the tasks at running a business like this. BUT, they need to make some changes immediately. It was a "comedy" night and the host wasn't just bad at hosting, but obtuse, rude and disrespectful to me, my friend, the music entertainer and the patrons. A hostile and incompetent staff didn't provide any help or follow up. I can't get too into details atm for litigation reasons but like I've said, I've never had any problems in any bars with anyone before or have had such an egregious experience that left me bemused to the point where I felt the need to issue a 1 star experience. You have to really mess up to get a 1 star from me. To the owners: I'll be submitting a formal complaint and seeking financial retribution through the Office of the Oregon Attorney General, a secondary complaint will be filed with the BBB as I won't put up with this dubious behavior from your staff or from anywhere. This behavior is unacceptable, unethical and it ultimately places your patrons and staff at risk of bodily harm or injury. I'm going to get down to the bottom of this civilly, legally and swiftly. Oh and the food; I'm sure it's not bad but full disclosure I didn't have any tonight. BUT HERES MY TAKE: Beer prices were typical. Kids menu was decent but kinda small. The adult food was over priced but what else are you going to eat with no other food options near by. The menu is ok but you'll spend 10 Barrel money; min $17 for a sandwich. If you get a beer too make it $25. If you like tacos you'll spend $16 for x3 shrimp tacos!(Which Im sure are frozen shrimp). Those are typical prices like ten barrel, brother John's, etc. but that's a lot of money for not much of an experience or room to breathe and stretch your legs. I'd rather go to the Cross-Eyed cricket down the road and spend the same amount and have a lot better of a time without feeling claustrophobic, ripped off or threatened. For those first timers; IMO this wasn't built as a restaurant to accommodate an experience for guests. This is a tiny bar and tiny inside sitting area that was made to wrangle people in who are on a tour to make more money off of them. Not provide an experience worth your money. BIG DIFFERENCE. There's basically 8 parking spots I think. So plan on parking on the street. Or across the street. This was built to make beer and then the bar came as an after thought. You could go to Cheba hut on a Monday night or Tuesday night and have a blast with just $25. Again not bad food, just way over priced for the experience. Plenty of other bars/breweries that have an attentive staff who are friendly and have great food/beer options.

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    Yoli Bend - Oyster (special)

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    4.4(87 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    Friendly, helpful waitstaff. Relaxing atmosphere. Almost everything is gluten-free. I got the corn…read morecheese which was pretty spicy but also really good. I tried my friend's juk and I loved the flavor. I got a baby bibimbap and actually that and the corn cheese was so filling. I liked my agi bibimbap- I'm glad I tried the red sauce with it too bc it's barely spicy and mostly sweet and a nice complement to the rich meat and egg. I got those two boxed up before I finished so I'd have room for dessert. I tried the hotteok and the texture was odd and the breaded part didn't taste like anything? But the filling and the caramel and ice cream were good. I tried my friend's black sesame ice cream and it was amazing. Definitely get that if they have it!

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