High Lakes Electric (Dylan) came out and was extremely knowledgeable, professional, and so helpful…read more He did an awesome job so quickly, and cleaned everything up. A BIG thank you. Definitely will call on High Lakes Electric in the future if needed. Will also refer to friends and family - keep up the great work! Mary & Hank

Sad I can't give six stars. These folks deserve it for several reasons…read more.. 1. Bidding: Super easy and thorough. Walked through all the options and price points. 2. Procurement: They pointed me to the highest value options and even picked up the parts for me at Home Depot. 3. Installation: worked on a holiday, kept me updated on progress and when a major issue was found they just took care of it like it was nothing. In short, we're very happy.

As Wine Club members, we've been visiting Stoller for years. I've been going to the Dayton location…read morefor about 20 years, so I was so thrilled when we moved to Bend to have an outpost of our favorite winery here. I recently hosted a baby "Sip & See" in the mezzanine at Stoller Wine Bar and it was exactly what we were hoping for. The space feels tucked away in the best way. It's private enough for a group, but still connected to the energy of the tasting room. Perfect for something celebratory but relaxed. The food and service were both excellent. The menu worked really well for a group setting, with a mix that felt thoughtful and easy for guests to enjoy throughout the event. Everything came out smoothly and was well paced, which made hosting feel effortless. It ended up being the ideal setting for a baby shower. Beautiful space, great food, and a team that made the whole experience easy.

Cute wine bar with really delicious wine. I tried their Brut the last time we stopped by and it…read morewas 10/10! Great stop for wine when you're in the Bend area.

Billing itself as an 'international' market, Bendite Market is that to some extent. But mostly it…read moreseems to be a small neighborhood convenience store with a lot of Asian packaged goods. And it's expensive. I'd say about half the store comprises 'regular' goods - canned soups, boxed pasta, sundries, etc., with the rest being interesting instant ramen/pho, spices, teas, candies and other not-so-regular stuff. Much of which you can find far cheaper across the street at Safeway, or at least something close to it. Not everything, of course, but if the local hotel/apartment denizens need a emergency package/can of whatever, not sure why they'd not go to Safeway. Also, and I'm sure this is just a startup issue, but a lot of the goods were unpriced, either on the items or on the shelf labels. Beer, some wine, no produce, a few dairy items, a frozen treat case. Newport Market this ain't. One feature, I'm told, is that they can order anything internationally. In these days of Amazon, I'm not sure how big a draw that might constitute. But maybe. Parking at the Westside Village shopping center is already a bit of a zoo and from what I can see, many of the commercial spaces are not yet tenanted. Those folks looking to go to Banger & Brews might soon be miffed at the difficult parking. A-OK. It's different than the norm here in Bend and that's a good thing.

3.5* This is toward the back of the entrance near the new Raw food spot. Its definitely a…read moreconvenience store vibe with the usual beers and staples you may need on the go, but theres a selection of some asian and middle eastern(?) Seasonings, spices and snacks. The small freezer had American snacks/quick meals for the most part. I also saw fried onion, many jars of curry paste, preserved duck eggs and chrysanthemum drink which was a surprise. I think the asian stuff they have leans more toward Chinese and Thai seasonings. I didnt see Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese items. There was also many packaged noodles. There was also asian beverages. Its a pleasant addition to Bend and I hope theyll succeed. I just wish they include more international items but perhaps theyre waiting to see what sells and what does not..

We stayed here for two nights while my boyfriend attended a two day seminar at the conference…read morecenter here. The company hosting the seminar covered the cost of our room, so we did not pay for it. The property itself is large and sprawls on either side of the river. We stayed on the second level, with a balcony overlooking the river, which was really nice! The hotel is from the 1970's, but it seemed nicely maintained and the room was very clean. Amenities I appreciated were the dual bathroom vanities, comfy chair, refrigerator, and USB charging ports on the wall. The room itself was generously sized. The bathroom was very clean and the water pressure in the shower was fine (not terrible, but not amazing). One thing I really missed having in the room was a microwave to reheat leftovers or coffee...I was surprised by the absence of this common amenity. As stated earlier, we didn't pay for this room. I looked up pricing, and the base rate seemed relatively reasonable. However, they tack on a 19% "amenity fee" that raises the rate quite a bit, along with the usual transient taxes by state and local governments. Even though I found our stay here to be enjoyable, I don't think I'd pay the rate they're charging overall for that same room. Although the river view was nice, I think I'd skip it and save some money. If their rates are acceptable to you and you value a riverside view, it's absolutely a nice hotel to stay at. All of the staff we encountered were very kind, too. I can't really say anything negative about our experience here! I would have given it a five star review, but I find the final room rate to be too expensive and having a microwave would have been appreciated.

Tv and coffee maker did not work. Highway just behind the restaurant so even if you have a nice…read moreriver facing room the highway is loud, however the AC unit is very very loud! Any a ten dollar a night ridiculous parking charge!!!

Always an amazing time at Cellar 65. Always our go to date night. Always impressed. Love the vibe,…read morethe drinks, and the food.

So first of all....how fun to sneak around a corner and find a little place to walk into!? I must…read moresay though, it was difficult to find the front door! Once we did, it was a cute little cubby down under another restaurant. It felt like going into a speakeasy. Kind of fun! We ordered the Ricotta & Romesco and the Burrata to share. The Ricotta was nothing yo write home about. Kind of plain with crusty baguette. However the shaved fennel was seasoned deliciously and I could've eaten a mountain of that. The Burrata was fantastic. Creamy, garlicky, the tomatoes were perfect and the arugula added a nice pepper to everything. We went to Cellar specifically because they had Mocktails on the menu and the one my friend wanted they didn't have the ingredients for. That was disappointing, but she ordered the Summertime and she said it was "nice", but "nothing special". I had a glass of La Griveliere and I would describe it the same way. Ha. Lastly, we ordered the Death by Chocolate and the Sticky Date Pudding. They were both dry and very blasé. Kind of a bummer way to end your meal. All and all, it was a cute little spot, but I don't know that I will return. To me, it was all to run of the mill for me to spend my money on.

Had the absolute best time at my first class today. My instructor Chloe was very thoughtful and…read morethroughly showed me how to use the reformer. The atmosphere was very supportive, I'll definitely be back!

It took me several classes but I love the Lagree workout! You will be challenged no matter your…read morefitness level so approach the class with "no ego amigo" and do your best. I've been going consistently for several months now and there is always a new move and challenge. The classes are 12 or less people so you'll have an attentive instructor to form and also to offer modifications, as needed. It's a great workout, stick with it and you'll see results.