December 28, 2009
Fun place, food was good but a little on the pricey side, tons of good beers, fresh hop mirror pond, hop henge, black butte 21, real fun plus bar tender gave me a free pint, but i am incredibly good looking so good luck.

December 15, 2009
Good selection of Deschutes, food is very good too and a solid value

December 12, 2009
Fresh wood beams; carved wood.Spacious. Crowded all to heck. 17 taps and 2 casks. Greatg venue, if you can find a place to sit.

November 22, 2009
Ambiance might not be the best but the food is delicious and the beers on tap that aren’t widely available are usually quite good and interesting. Service was wonderful and server was quite helpful, even being patient with my mother as she attempted to describe which beers she usually drank.

October 10, 2009
Another former warehouse or car park turned into a restaurant. Good comfortable seats, and the Over Here! sign for the loos was a nice touch. Server spoke very fast and was difficult to understand. Food very good, yam fries and an elk burger, cooked exactly as I asked for it. They had only Deschutes beers, as befits a tied house, but they had all the current ones, and a local special. A bit pricy for pub food but not too much. Well worth your time and money if in the area.

September 12, 2009
Nice looking place with good service, decent prices, very good beer. Went back again, I liked it so much. Upscale and smooth looking, but no unpleasant attitudes.

September 8, 2009
A super nice brewpub. Lots of old wood and carvings, plenty of space to stretch out, and very new. The food was really tasty, and the beer selection was WAY bigger than I expected. I was impressed to say the least. Kind of upscale trendy for a few of my friends, but surprisingly it didn’t bother me too much.

August 8, 2009
I love Deschutes beer & was very happy when they opened a place in Portland. But I have to say I am not a huge fan of their public house. Service isn’t always great and the atmosphere just seems so over the top - like what some company might build in NYC or Chicago as a "northwest" theme restaurant. The beer is outstanding but I have been disappointed a few times when they don’t have some of their current seasonals on. The early closing time is also strange (I think Henry’s 12th Street suffers from the same thing). Overall a great place to get tremendous beer, just not a great place to drink it.

August 3, 2009
The brewery tour was top notch; Everything was laid out well and you really got a good sight of a fantastic working brewery. Guides were great. Free samples of BBXXI, Red Chair and some of the standards. Nice gift shop. The Public House was a great place for dinner - good food, good service, and an enormous selection of small-batch experiments. Great atmosphere and located right in the heart of historic Bend. Each is a must-see.

July 25, 2009
I greatly enjoyed my visit at Deschutes. Their enormous and spacey restaurant is located in the old brewery district in what is now a beautifully restored (awesome windows) industrial loft with very high ceilings. It was a bit disappointing to fall upon such early closing times, but we later came for lunch and the place was pretty much packed. The food was excellent, well-thought, tasty, in perfect size and more than a few interesting choices featured in the menu. The beer selection is nothing short of stunning. You’re at Deschutes and it’s one of the most trustworthy brewery around. Everything they do is good, yet they’re not afraid of venturing into national brewing trends and doing it much better than most. So you have at least 15 beers on tap, 2 on cask and many of them you’ve never heard of. The amped-up black butte was worthy of its smaller brother, the pils was one of the best I’ve had in the last few months. The prices remain democratic. Perhaps not the friendliest place, it’s just too big, but a place I’d dine in frequently given the chance.