The expanded section of the Deschutes Brewery Public House (on the right) adds 7,500 square feet to the old pub (left), doubling the seating capacity.
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The expanded section of the Deschutes Brewery Public House (on the right) adds 7,500 square feet to the old pub (left), doubling the seating capacity.
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The staircase in the expanded Bend pub was made with some of the same reclaimed timber used during construction of the Pearl District location.
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The staircase in the expanded Bend pub was made with some of the same reclaimed timber used during construction of the Pearl District location.
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The expanded kitchen includes a new bakery, charcuterie, and prep area that gives staff the ability to create their own breads, sauces, and sausages in-house.
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The expanded kitchen includes a new bakery, charcuterie, and prep area that gives staff the ability to create their own breads, sauces, and sausages in-house.
Reagan was president, Milli Vanilli was popular, and Mount Bachelor skiers were still wearing bibs when Bend’s downtown Deschutes Brewery Public House first opened its doors in 1988. As the popularity of the pioneering Oregon microbrewery swelled with each passing year, so did visitors to the tiny Bond Street brewpub. By 2011, wait times for a table inside the snug space sometimes ticked two hours. Once…
