Looking like a large ski lodge, this rustic brewpub is a bit large and touristy for my taste. Everything was just average along with the service and food. Bend is full of great places to go, this one doesn’t have enough to stand out.

Nice looking lodge which is somewhat confusing to get in to due to the roundabout out front. Once inside, the interior is moderately decorated for a lodge. Sign said "Wait to be seated", but no one seated us so we just sat at the bar. The bar was small and cozy. The bartender was nice. The whole place seemed a little cramped because of the fireplace in the middle of the room. We ordered BBQ sliders which were just ok. The beer on the other hand was very good and it was all an excellent price. I’d like to visit again and see what else is on the menu.

nice big place. beer was okay, not bad, not great. food was pretty good.

A plus for ambiance because the Ghana v. Uruguay game was on everywhere, a mark against for so many TVs. The service was good because it was right after they opened. The taster tray only included their regular taps, nothing seasonal, boo. The food was okay for being prefrozen and smooshed and mediocre, but for $8 oi. Overall its okay if you find yourself there but I would not choose to go again.

Very nice place - picturesque location with a great craftsman style lodge building. Great layout with lots of TV’s and comfy places to relax. Beer was decent, mostly mediocre, but either way it was a great place to hang out after rafting.

Nice, newer building in a location that seems out of the way, but isn’t. Sampler was six 6oz for $6. The Jamaican chicken with pineapple salsa was excellent. Service was fast, the only downside was the room gets pretty noisy.

Had a great time here. They have a ton of beer on tap and the place was jamming on a Fall Saturday night. NCAA football going on the TV’s. The place is very large and can hold a ton of people. They have some really good Pub food. My wife and I had a great time. The service was awesome. They talked the beer very well and I was able to try lots of special new brews that night.

I didn’t eat here, but I sampled everything they had at the time. The 6 sampler was about $5 and the guy gave me the other 4 for free as well. Beers were almost all good, but nothing amazing either. Check out the other brewpubs in the area first, but this one was far from bad.

Satelite location for the main site in Redmond. Nice interior, lots of wood, moutain lodge-ish I suppose. Service was good, the sandwich I had was tasty and the sampler of the house brews was just OK. I saw only the local products on tap.

A short drive from downtown Bend through a few roundabouts and past the main Deschutes brewery. Nice large wooden place from the outside. Not as big on the inside. They have 2 sets of 8 taps so 16 total, most of which are just duplicated so that they can pour on either side of the bar. Didn’t look at any of the food. Service was average, my water never got emptied. Worth a visit to try the average Cascade Lakes beer if you’re not up for the 18 mile drive up to Redmond.