Such a gorgeous place to go to! The interior of this place with the wood is very cool…read more Popped in for lunch and was not disappointed. The falafels were home made. Fresh, delicious, authentic. Not the greasy and dry ones you can get. The tzatziki /yoghurt dressing was just as fresh and delicious. We met the guy that owns the place, along with his daughter who worked there. So friendly to chat with. Turns out he's also the chef there and he was the one who makes the falafels from scratch. A must try!!! Also had the Buddha bowl with chicken. Fresh and delicious also. 10/10

I got the Raspberry Beret cocktail and BBQ Dog. You know it's good when the worst part of my meal…read morewas I had to lick my fingers. The BBQ Dog was so delish and fulfilled my dog cravings. The bacon and crispy onion on top were everything I needed. My cocktail was so good I sipped it for a good 20 minutes. *validates parking

If you live in Bend or are just passing through, Spork is an absolute must-visit. The interior has…read morea cool, modern vibe that perfectly matches their eclectic Asian-Mexican fusion menu. The restaurant runs on a highly efficient counter-service model: you wait in line to order, and a server coordinates whether you want to grab a table inside or out on the patio. Once we were seated, our food came out incredibly fast. I had the Spicy Pork Noodles, and my partner got the Yellow Curry loaded with shrimp and pork belly. Both main dishes were packed with flavor, and the crisp cucumber salad was the perfect side to share. I also ordered a hard cider to wash it down. Everything was delicious from start to finish.

We came over the hill on a Tuesday and randomly chose this place. Boy are we glad we did thiugh!…read moreThe food was amazing! So much flavor and the fusion was insanely good! Just enough spicy without being too much. Ordering at the counter seemed interesting to me due to the layout of the dining room, but the staff knew exactly what they were doing and were able to direct us to a seat easily! Our food and drinks also came in a timing manner. I really appreciated that we could see all the way back into the kitchen and there was transparency between the kitchen and the consumers. The bar looked gorgeous and I would definetly like to sit there next time for the vibes. I also loved that they provided self-serve boxes, napkins, and utensils but still had a sign asking patrons to be concious of how much they're using. The overall flow between ordering, self serve, and dining was super efficient and nice! Can't wait to come here again!

Food was amazing, especially we liked waffle with ricotta. Food came out fast. Very nice ambiance…read more Friendly service. Only thing is we wish servers very more knowledgeable and I am sure they will with time. If we ever in Bend again, definitely will come back! Thank you !

We were seated promptly and greeted with smiles. The food…read morewas delicious... vegetarian and gluten free options to accommodate each of us. Super cute restaurant. We'll be back.

4.5 stars! First time trying this place and I was not disappointed! Got the falafel bowl (with…read moreGreek fries and the aioli and zoug sauce) and it was wonderful! Such good and fresh flavors that all worked incredibly well together. The falafel was delicious and crispy, and all the sauces made the bowl even better. Would 100% come here again!

On the hunt for some awesome Middle Eastern food. When I…read morefound this place online it looked really good. When I drove to the address I was a bit confused. I guess I was expecting to find a café or restaurant, but this place was just a kiosk in a food court. Well, I haven't had very many good experiences with food courts, but I was willing to give it a try. I'm glad I did because the food was amazing. It was very, very good! The service was nice and fast. I ordered a stuffed pita bowl. $17 Falafels, hummus, pickle, cucumber/tomato salad, amba, toom, tahina sauce, fries and pickled green beans were nice and spicy. The salad and veggies were fresh and crisp. The falafels were perfect. The fries were hot and fresh out of the fryer. The sauces tasted amazing. I wasn't let down. I will be back!

This place is so cute. Little cafe and bulk refillery. They have a small but mighty menu that…read moreincludes vegan options, multiple drinks from coffee, tea, and other non alcoholic beverages. The place is spacious, nicely decorated inside and a lovely outdoor covered patio that is dog friendly. We ordered the powerhouse burritos and the vegan option with freshly brew coffee and everything tasted really good. The housemade salsas were also really good. (Cilantro jalapeño and a habanero option) The staff was friendly and attentive, the food was prepared quickly and everything looked great!

This place is awesome not only is it a cafe w/ delicious drinks ((they have food but the kitchen…read morewas closed when we got there :( we would love to try their food sometime in the future)) they are also a refillery w/ amazing products!! && the staff was so friendly & helpful w/ any questions we had!! highly recommend checking this place out!! they have indoor & outdoor seating if you wanted to enjoy a coffee or bite to eat

Cafe des Chutes is one of my proudest finds in Bend! This cafe is so good that we visited twice…read moreduring our stay. Cafe des Chutes is a cute, European-style cafe that invites you to slow day and enjoy a pastry and coffee on their patio. During each visit, we ordered coffee and at least two items to try a little bit of everyone. I loved that they were offering samples on both days that we went - one day was the Oregon roll and the other was their specialty bread pudding. I was sold on the Oregon Roll! This is their speciality, rolls up marionberry jam inside a croissant with a hazelnut butter glaze. Other items we ordered included the pistachio croissant, peanut butter brownie, Brie and fig jam baguette, jalepeno cheddar scone, and seasonal bread pudding. Everything was a chef's kiss! You can't go wrong here. Be prepared to drop a bag you won't regret. We spent at least $50 during each visit but we were satisfied with our selection. I still dream of this spot and highly recommend for anyone looking for a good cafe outside of downtown Bend!

Cafe des Chutes is a lovely spot with outdoor seating near several small stores and an artist…read morespace. The cafe itself is very small so plan to sit outside if you're dining in. We came here for a weekend lunch, ordered baguette sandwiches, coffees, and a hazelnut cookie. All were delicious and they had lots to choose from! We enjoyed walking around afterwards, as the area is perfect for a small outing and shopping. Lots of available free parking as well. We'll be back!

Upon entering the food truck area, we were immediately released by the soothing music playing…read morethroughout the nearby seating area. Hubby informed employee of his severe nut allergy and we were happy to learn that the only things that contains nut is their sour cream and peanut butter rub used for their seitan ribz. After looking at the menu for a few minutes, and seeing the list of ingredients for their vegan mac 'n cheeze sauce, I ordered the St. Louis Style Ribz with mac 'n cheeze and a special vegan Cuban sandwich with kettle chips while hubby ordered the classic mac 'n cheeze with tempeh. Upon picking up our food, we were impressed by the presentation of the food, the portion size and the combination of flavors. This vegan food cart is a must visit!

My favorite vegan spot! I am not vegan myself but I love this place. The bitchen' chicken sandwich…read moreis delicious. If you are in Bend or go to the midtown yacht club definitely give it a try.

In general, this wasn't bad and for the area, will give it a 4-star. But if your comparing to LA…read morestyle and competition, than probably a 3-star. - we got the pad thai and thai fried rice. The fried rice was good but they used chicken breast instead of dark meat. So the chicken was quite dry and my kiddo had a difficult time chewing the chicken. Otherwise, the fried rice was good. Although I will say, fried rice is one of the easiest dishes to make but difficult to master. So fried rice is usually one of the safest items to get anywhere really. - pad thai was not bad. Flavor was good but will say it was a bit overwhelming. Much more sweeter, saltier and greasier than what i am used to in LA. If your diabetic, you may want to skip this one. Portion was descent especially the fried rice. If I were to come back, will definitely get the fried rice again but probably not with chicken. Ambiance: this is located in a tiny food hall style which i always like so there is always something for everyone's taste buds.

Wow -- amazing food. The absolute best pad thai that i have had in the PNW. So flavorful and…read moreauthentic. I am bummed I didn't know about this place before. Will be back -- highly recommend.

Bend, Or. is a whole new world (insert chorus from Aladdin.)…read more I found this place on Yelp. Of course! You definitely need a reservation -- expect to wait. There was something listed about available bar seating between X day/time, but that was not an option. Bar was hopping! We did go to the dive bar across the street while waiting, and they pour a generous cocktail! If you like slots, they have a couple of machines inside. I digress. Family operated. The owners are not Italian but my Italian partner was super super impressed by the homemade pasta and meals. They nailed it! Best Italian food. This stop is a must if you are in Bend! Service here is well-oiled. All hands make light work! Appreciated the flow! No one missed a beat! The only small annoyance, was the bartender did some upselling throughout the evening. In most cases, it feels sincere and totally appreciated, but not with this guy. A bit of a car salesmen approach=aggressive. No sincere feeling. But again this place operates with many hands on deck providing excellent service so I really tuned him out as best I could. All and all we had an amazing experience, and the food was incredibly delicious!

My family and I enjoy a nice dinner at Bosa…read more I really enjoyed the fondue--game changer--and my delicious pasta, cachio e pepe. The meatballs were large but that SAUCE is amazing. The pear spritz and honey bear were also delicious. 7/10 because my husband felt rushed.

Who knew one could find Paris quality croissants in Bend, Oregon?…read more We were in town for our family reunion and two summers ago we held it at the Paris Olympics so our point of comparison is valid. Twice I went to M's to pick up a large assortment of pastries for our family of 21 and everything was outstanding and compared favorably to the best we had in France. We were staying at the Riverhouse Lodge and it was an easy 7 minute drive to get to the Old Mill location with plenty of parking. Both days no chocolate/almond croissant, which was sad. Standouts: - almond croissant 5/5 - chocolate croissant 5/5 - ham and cheese croissant 5/5 - gochujang twist 5*5 (so unique and so bummed they didn't have it the second day) - kouigh amman 5/5 - almond pecan sandie 5/5 Solid choices: - monkey bread 4/5 (a bit smaller than what I'm used to and more bready than pastry, no frosting as I'm more used to seeing) - milk bread 4/5 (solid offering) - blueberry scone 4/5 (a little bit too fruit forward so very messy to eat but still yummy) - blueberry buckwheat muffin 4/5 (also a bit too fruit forward so very messy to eat, but still yummy) We didn't try any of their breads but the selection looks great!

I've bought M's Bakery bread from a grocery outlet (Newport Ave Market) and found it to be quite…read moregood. This week I stopped in at the Old Mill location itself for coffee and a couple pastries. - Cinnamon roll: comes drenched in sugar glaze (as is proper). Delicious. - Almond croissant: Tasty with good flakiness. There were a lot of other pastries available that I would definitely try. Coffee was decent, too.