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La Pine, OR · Food & Drink
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A New Realm Opens in Redmond: Pangaea Guild Hall & Bend Burlesque Company Present Fears & Fantasies
Something is stirring inside High Desert Music Hall-and Redmond is invited to enter the story. On Friday, October 30, Bend Burlesque Company and Pangaea Guild Hall will present Fears & Fantasies, an immersive dark fantasy experience celebrating Pangaea’s newly opened restaurant and gathering space. Combining burlesque, pole, flow arts, aerial silks and storytelling with a fantasy-themed dinner, the collaboration invites guests to discover a new local destination through an evening of adventure.
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UN/COMMON Cocktail Cafe Opens at Bend’s Campfire Hotel in November With Inventive Drinks by Justin Fox
UN/COMMON Cocktail Cafe will open inside Bend’s Campfire Hotel in November, bringing a vintage-inspired cocktail program to Bend’s Central District neighborhood. Created by veteran bartender Justin Fox, formerly beverage director at Seattle’s Yes Parade Restaurant Group, the concept will pair classic cocktail foundations with unexpected ingredients, house-made components and experimental techniques.
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7 No-Frills Oregon Cafes With Breakfasts Big Enough To Feed A Lumberjack
Ready to find the best no-frills cafes in Oregon that serve breakfasts big enough to feed a lumberjack?. These 7 cafes bring hearty portions, honest food, and the kind of welcome that makes you want to come back every weekend!. 1. Inland Cafe (Baker City) Baker City is the kind...
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This Old-School Oregon Donut Shop Makes Maple Bars Worth Pulling Over For On The Way To Mount Hood
The doors open at 4 a.m. on weekdays, and the maple bars draw more chatter than anything else in the case. That’s a bold schedule for a donut counter that has been frying since 1974. The menu sounds like a dare. Cronuts, apple fritters, cherry fritters, applesauce donuts, and...
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Oregon Has A Restaurant Where Over 1,000 Feet Of Model Train Track Runs Right Past Your Table
A little electric train circles an entire dining room in eastern Oregon while people dig into pancakes and burgers. It rolls past booths every few minutes, and kids track it like it’s the main event. Honestly, it kind of is. The food holds up its end of the deal...
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Starbucks location beloved by high school students shutters its windows
On Sept. 24, 2026, Starbucks announced that it was closing 250 stores nationwide. That accounts for about 1% of their total locations. In Oregon, five of its almost 400 locations are closing. Even with these closures, Oregon still has more Starbucks stores per capita than any other U.S. state. One...
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This Old-School Italian Hideaway In Oregon Is Winning Hearts One Bite At A Time
A restaurant planned as a speakeasy ended up serving pizza instead. That twist happened in 1949, and I still can’t get over it. A mayoral crackdown changed the plan before opening day. The owners pivoted to Italian food, and the city got some of its earliest pizza. I believe that counts as the luckiest detour in Oregon dining history.
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Oregon's Best Wing Spot Built an Empire on a Sauce That Tastes Nothing Like Buffalo
Buffalo, New York, considers itself the sport’s unofficial world capital, which makes it a tough room for an out-of-towner. In 2018, a sauce called Lime Cilantro took first place in the Creative Spicy category at the National Buffalo Wing Festival there, and it came from Portland. Fire on the Mountain Buffalo Wings has been frying, […]
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Sourdough Pancakes The Size Of A Hubcap Are Why Hikers Stop At This Sisters Cafe
Trail maps in Central Oregon should probably mark one more landmark, and it sits on the main street of a small mountain town. Long before the noon crowd shows up, a line of hungry travelers, cabin renters, and locals is already forming at a tiny shop in Sisters. The big...
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This Oregon Roadside Tavern Has Been Flipping Burgers So Big You’ll Need Both Hands For Years
The ceiling is covered in baseball caps. The burger below it is so wide that one family’s son had to cut it into quarters just to manage it. That’s the kind of place we’re talking about. It’s a country tavern with a bar side, a restaurant side, and a jumbo burger that has become a road-trip legend in Oregon.
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This Historic Oregon Restaurant Has Been Serving Seafood For Generations
The back bar at this seafood house was reportedly shipped around Cape Horn in 1880. Yes, around the tip of South America, long before anyone in Oregon had a freight truck. I can’t imagine how much patience that trip required. Some of the chandeliers hanging over the dining rooms...