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Dining in Central Oregon DINING GUIDE DINING AT SUNRIVER RESORT The Grille at Crosswater Upscale Dining The Grille at Crosswater emulates the feel of a true northwest family dining room. It's an inspiring ambiance for Chef Bill Ballard's distinctive menu of New American cuisine featuring diverse foods prepared with the freshest and finest local ingredients available. Indoor and outdoor seating is available. Located at the Crosswater Golf Course, this fine dining restaurant is open seasonally for dinner to Sunriver Resort guests and Crosswater members only. Reservations are recommended. (541) 593-3400 Meadows at the Lodge A Family Dining Tradition Chef Fabrice Beaudoin creates plates with his "home-grown" concept in mind, emphasizing the freshest local sustainable and organic ingredients to create imaginative and dazzling recipes. Youth menus, award-winning wine list and small-plate features are available. This restaurant features stunning views and outside seating. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Reservations recommended. (541) 593-3740 Merchant Trader Café On the Go Visit our deli-style café located in the Merchant Trader Mercantile, on the lower level of the Sunriver Lodge. Relax with a coffee or latte, breakfast pastries and a morning newspaper or choose from a wide selection of delicious soups, salads, and sandwiches for lunch. Soak up spectacular mountain views while enjoying a drink and one of our lunch specialties from our outdoor patio grill. Open for breakfast and lunch. (541) 593-7850 The Owl’s Nest Lounge Great View, Great Food, Great Fun A sculpted bronze owl greets you as you climb the stairs to this friendly pub located in the Sunriver Lodge. Enjoy Northwest microbrews and your favorite beverages, cheer on your favorite sports team, or simply take in the spectacular views from the outdoor heated deck. Complete bar and restaurant menus are available. Open for lunch and dinner and children may dine with adults on lower level until 8:30pm. (541) 593-3730 Zeppa Bistro Pizza, Panini, Salads at Caldera Springs Italian for "wedge," Zeppa is a playful interpretation of a slice of pizza. Unwind with an Italian soda or a glass of vino and a fresh salad, classic panini, gourmet wood-fired pizza, and cool gelato ice cream. Enjoy your meal from the contemporary bistro dining room or take pleasure in dining on the open verandas and expansive decks overlooking Obsidian Lake. Located in the heart of the community village at Caldera Springs, the Bistro is open in the Summer for lunch and dinner. (541) 593-4855 March 2010 SUNRIVER COMMUNITY DINING Bottoms Up Bar Marcello’s Cucina Italiana Full bar with pool table that serves American style Marcello’s offers both contemporary and traditional barbeque for lunch and dinner. Open daily and no Italian dishes in the dining room as well as a full bar with minors allowed after 9pm.* a separate lounge menu featuring fabulous appetizers, Beaver Place ~ Sunriver Village sandwiches, and pastinis. Open daily for dinner. (541) 536-7994 4 Ponderosa Road ~ Sunriver Village www.marcellos-sunriver.com Bellatazza (541) 593-8300 Fresh roasted espresso, coffee, tea, pastries, salad, sandwiches and soup. Open daily. Pellerito’s Pizzeria 57100 Mall Drive ~ Sunriver Village Features oven-baked pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and take- (541) 593-4999 n-bake pizzas. Delivery available. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Blondie’s Pizza 56815 Venture Lane ~ Sunriver Business Park Pizza, pasta, calzones, sandwiches, and salads available www.pelleritospizza.com for dining in, carry out, or delivery from 11am to close. (541) 593-8111 Coffee, espresso, bagels, and biscotti served daily. 57195 Beaver Drive South Bend Bistro www.blondiespizzasunriver.com Fresh contemporary American cuisine with French and (541) 593-1019 Italian influences. Reservations are recommended. Open Boondocks for dinner Wednesday-Sunday. Boondocks serves steak, seafood, chicken, and pasta, and 57080 West Mall Drive ~ Sunriver Village has a full bar with specialty cocktails. Open daily for www.southbendbistro.com dinner. (541) 593-3881 17363 Spring River Road ~ Sunriver www.boondocksrestaurant.com Trout House (541) 593-2275 Waterfront dining specializing in fresh seafood. Reservations recommended. Open daily for breakfast, Café Sintra lunch, and dinner. Café Sintra specializes in delicious breakfast and lunch 57235 River Road ~ Sunriver dishes that pay tribute to Portuguese cuisine. The warm www.trouthouserestaurant.com atmosphere and the friendly service make Cafe Sintra the (541) 593-8880 perfect place for gatherings and a nice stop for a good espresso drink and homemade pastries. Open daily for Village Bar and Grill lunch and dinner. The Village Bar & Grill is considered Sunriver's 7 Ponderosa Road ~ Sunriver Village neighborhood restaurant and local watering hole where www.cafesintra.com you can enjoy a casual indoor or outdoor dining (541) 593-1222 experience. The restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and Goody’s Chocolates dinner “American Fare” menus featuring hot breakfast Goody’s is famous for their handmade chocolates, foods, salads, burgers, sandwiches, steaks, seafood and a candies, and ice cream. Open daily. variety of specialty dishes. Open daily. 57100 Mall Drive ~ Sunriver Village 57100 Mall Drive ~ Sunriver Village www.goodyschocolates.com (541) 593-1100 (541) 593-2155 Hot Lava Bakery & Coffee Company The bakery features freshly baked bread, assorted donuts, and pastries as well as coffee, espresso, and sandwiches. Open daily. 57100 Mall Drive, Building 17 ~ Sunriver Village (541) 593-3986 March 2010 DINING IN BEND 900 Wall Cork Restaurant & Wine Bar Upscale downtown restaurant with a contemporary and Upscale American eclectic cuisine and wine bar in an rustic ambiance featuring pasta, stone oven pizza, and intimate setting. Open for dinner Tuesday-Saturday. Northwest inspired entrées. Open daily for lunch and 150 NW Oregon Avenue ~ (541) 382-6881 dinner. www.corkbend.com 900 NW Wall Street ~ (541) 323-6295 www.900wall.com Deschutes Brewery Featuring award-winning handcrafted traditional beers Anthony’s Home Port brewed on site. Menu includes burgers, sandwiches, Menu features fresh “flown in” Northwest seafood. The soup, salad, and entrees. Opens daily for lunch and spectacular view of the Deschutes River and surrounding dinner. mountains provides a beautiful backdrop for your dining 1044 NW Bond Street ~ (541) 382-9242 experience. Open daily for lunch and dinner. www.deschutesbrewery.com 475 SW Powerhouse Drive ~ (541) 389-8998 www.anthonys.com El Caporal Family Mexican restaurant with a great atmosphere and Ariana Restaurant some outdoor seating. Open daily for lunch and dinner. A Mediterranean inspired dining experience featuring 744 NW Bond Street ~ (541) 322-8916 many local and organic menu items. Open for dinner Tuesday-Saturday. Flatbread Community Oven 1304 NW Galveston ~ (541) 330-5539 Oregon’s only VPN certified wood burning Neapolitan www.arianarestaurantbend.com pizzeria, featuring gourmet pizza, pasta, and a wine bar. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Baldy’s Barbeque 375 SW Powerhouse Drive ~ Old Mill District Voted Bend’s best barbeque, with a menu offering an (541) 728-0600 ~ www.flatbreadpizza.com assortment of barbeque entrées, sandwiches, and salads. Open daily for lunch, dinner, carry-out, and delivery. High Tides Seafood Grill 235 SW Century Drive ~ (541) 385-7427 Offers a variety of seafood dishes. Open for lunch www.baldysbbq.com Monday-Friday, dinner Monday-Saturday. 1045 NW Bond ~ (541) 389-5244 Bend Brewing Company Featuring fresh award-winning handcrafted beers brewed Jackalope Grill on site. Menu includes burgers, sandwiches, pizza and Northwest menu of wild game, fresh seafood, pasta, entrée specials. Open daily for lunch and dinner with poultry, and Oregon beef served in a comfortable patio dining overlooking the Deschutes River. intimate setting. Open at for dinner Tuesday-Saturday. 1019 NW Brooks Street ~ (541) 383-1599 1245 SE 3rd Street ~ (541) 318-8435 www.bendbrewingco.com www.jackalopegrill.com Bend Burger Company Kanpai Sushi & Sake Bar Wonderful selection of burgers, sandwiches, and salads. Traditional and modern bistro, blending the flavors of Open daily for lunch and dinner. Japanese and French cuisine. Open daily for dinner. 718 NW Franklin Avenue ~ (541) 306-6166 990 NW Newport Avenue ~ (541) 388-4636 www.kanpai-bend.com Blacksmith Steakhouse & Lounge The Blacksmith Restaurant serves Distinctive New Ranch La Rosa Cuisine including steak, seafood, and signature entrées. A modern Mexican kitchen featuring a unique take on Located in the Historic Pearson Blacksmith Shop in traditional Mexican fare. Excellent margaritas. Open Downtown Bend, open daily for dinner. daily for lunch and dinner. 211 NW Greenwood Avenue ~ (541) 318-0588 2763 NW Crossing Drive ~ (541) 647-1642 www.larosabend.com Chan’s Chinese Restaurant Szechwan, Hunan, and Cantonese cuisine. Generous and Marz Bistro affordable portions. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Sophisticated comfort dishes with a range of international 1005 SE 3rd Street ~ (541) 389-1725 influences in a festive and eclectic setting. Open daily for www.chanschinese.com dinner. 163 NW Minnesota Avenue ~ (541) 389-2025 March 2010 McMenamin’s Old St. Francis Schoolhouse Pub Staccato at the Firehall Transformed from a 1936 Catholic schoolhouse, Old St. Fine Italian dining in Bend’s historic Firehall. Menu Francis School is a great place to enjoy hearty pub fare includes gourmet pizza, pasta, and signature entrées. and handcrafted ales brewed in the onsite brewery.
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