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No-nonsense brewpub featuring craft beers, a menu of Asian-Latin American fusion & outdoor seating.
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Address: 1955 NE Division St, Bend, OR 97701
Phone: (541) 241-7184
Website: http://boneyardbeer.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb
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Reviews
Jadyn McGinn
Got the poke bowl pretty good came out fast. The Cuban was okay pork was dry with little flavor but bread very good. Pretzel was a little pricey but yummy. Came on a Monday around 7pm very chill.
… moreLora Lee
Their outside patio area is one of the best in town. Clean and lots of seating. If youre not a drinker, a burger and a house made rootbeer will keep you happy for sure. Great stop to meetup with a friend for a quick bite and a drink. Dog friendly patio gets bonus points.
… moreD M
Boneyard RPM is my go-to beer. It’s what’s in the fridge and it’s what I order on tap if available. I moved to Oregon 4 years ago and was thrilled to find this beer. I finally made the trip to Bend specifically to check out Boneyard. My first stop was the brew location on a Wednesday. Tara was very helpful and had a lot of information. I was not able to have a look inside because she was the only one there. I then walked to the Pub. There is a small bar with liquor on one end, it’s dark and cozy and was filled with locals (per the bartender). I sat at the big bar and ordered an IPA flight and a grilled cheese as there are NO vegetarian mains or sandwiches available. The bartender was perhaps having an off day, service was good but she did not seem happy to be there or care that I was there. The vibe was unremarkable. The beer was delicious. I had allotted myself $100 for swag and yet only bought a sticker as the hoodies were made of a cheap poly blend that I knew I’d never wear. Bend is a cool town and I’ll be back. But I don’t need to hit Boneyard again. Deschutes has a very cool tour.
… moreJordan
Do yourself a favor and go on locals night for a $13 Royal with Cheese. One of the best burgers in town. Also the green salad with harissa dressing is incredible and about $8. This salad would be at least double the price anywhere else. Great beer as well. Great variety of IPAs. Love this spot
… moreJason
So happy to say Boneyard is back to being the great brewery it was when I first moved here! The food, service and workers were all phenomenal. Highly recommend getting the nachos and trying some of their new seasonal brews! Huge shout out to you guys at Boneyard!
… moreKevin Short
We visited Boneyard on a Monday evening. It was almost empty! (hence 3 stars for atmosphere). The food was very good. My wife had the strawberry fields salad, and I went for the ‘Royale with Cheese’, i.e. the burger. Thanks to the chef in indulging my request for crispy fries, and for delivering a medium-rare burger. Yum!
The beer was awesome, as you would expect. That’s why we went there, after all.
Finally, we stayed overnight at the Riverhouse Lodge. It’s within ~15-20 minutes walking distance from Boneyard.
… moreThe beer was awesome, as you would expect. That’s why we went there, after all.
Finally, we stayed overnight at the Riverhouse Lodge. It’s within ~15-20 minutes walking distance from Boneyard.
Wendy Shingleton
Loved our visit! Went to have drinks and snacks while watching a football game. Love all the different vibes in the seating areas. Found some comfy chairs. Ordered and the drinks were great as were the nachos and pretzel. Order the pretzel!!
But truly the staff were the best part. So nice, helpful, and available at every turn. May great brewery spots in Bend. This will be first on our list for our next trip!
… moreBut truly the staff were the best part. So nice, helpful, and available at every turn. May great brewery spots in Bend. This will be first on our list for our next trip!
Sarah
Been obsessed with Boneyard beer for many moons. Always excited to go to the pub for drinks and food, I never leave without new swag and/or my fav CBD drinks!
… moreBill Hornstein
The Boneyard Pub — Evel Knievel Would’ve Eaten Here, Then Jumped a Flaming Bus Full of Regret.
This place doesn’t serve food and drink—it launches it at you, full throttle, like Evel Knievel flying a Harley through a wall of dynamite and neon beer signs. Walk in and the first thing you see—inside the damn bar—are vintage motorcycles, gleaming like relics from another, louder religion. Machines that have lived. Leaked oil. Carried lunatics across state lines with nothing but bad intentions and the smell of gasoline.
Then come the chicken nachos, piled high like some edible stunt ramp—melty, massive, obscene in every beautiful way. It’s not dinner. It’s a challenge. A culinary high-wire act with no safety net, just molten cheese, smoked chicken, and your own crumbling sense of restraint. If you finish it solo, they should let you sign a helmet.
At the helm of this madness is Parker, the bartender, the operator, the enabler of your better instincts. Smooth as a snake oil salesman and twice as useful, Parker doesn’t just pour drinks—he sets the mood. He handed me a Crooked Pilsner so crisp it felt like a reset button for the nervous system. And before I could beg for another, he offered the sacred path: the growler to go.
Cold. Full. Glorious. That Crooked Pilsner growler left the building with me like a sidekick in a low-budget road movie, sweating in the passenger seat while I replayed every bad decision that led me to such fortune.
This is not a bar. It’s a launch pad. Five stars. Wear a helmet. Bring cash. Tip Parker like he just patched your wounds. And never—ever—underestimate the power of a full growler and a bar with motorcycles inside.
… moreThis place doesn’t serve food and drink—it launches it at you, full throttle, like Evel Knievel flying a Harley through a wall of dynamite and neon beer signs. Walk in and the first thing you see—inside the damn bar—are vintage motorcycles, gleaming like relics from another, louder religion. Machines that have lived. Leaked oil. Carried lunatics across state lines with nothing but bad intentions and the smell of gasoline.
Then come the chicken nachos, piled high like some edible stunt ramp—melty, massive, obscene in every beautiful way. It’s not dinner. It’s a challenge. A culinary high-wire act with no safety net, just molten cheese, smoked chicken, and your own crumbling sense of restraint. If you finish it solo, they should let you sign a helmet.
At the helm of this madness is Parker, the bartender, the operator, the enabler of your better instincts. Smooth as a snake oil salesman and twice as useful, Parker doesn’t just pour drinks—he sets the mood. He handed me a Crooked Pilsner so crisp it felt like a reset button for the nervous system. And before I could beg for another, he offered the sacred path: the growler to go.
Cold. Full. Glorious. That Crooked Pilsner growler left the building with me like a sidekick in a low-budget road movie, sweating in the passenger seat while I replayed every bad decision that led me to such fortune.
This is not a bar. It’s a launch pad. Five stars. Wear a helmet. Bring cash. Tip Parker like he just patched your wounds. And never—ever—underestimate the power of a full growler and a bar with motorcycles inside.
Matthew Krunglevich
Update 7/2024. Still awesome and still boneyard. Beer excellent. Service good. Food good. Must stop if you’re visiting Bend.
It’s Boneyard, so you know the beer is going to be fabulous. They have some new techniques like opening a tab then being able to visit separate areas or order from your table via a website onto your tab. It’s a little confusing at first but very cool once you get the hang of it. No table service so there is always a line at the bar, and perhaps a few kinks to still work out. Open atmosphere that is also family friendly. Excellent patio area. Food was above average pub food and the menu had a little flare with unique items. Parking is tough and available off-site for overflow. Service was friendly and fast. Prices are as expected. Somehow all these things are what you expect from Boneyard, new and just a little different. It’s clear they have brought their unique business style to the new pub. This is not just another Bend brewery, it’s Boneyard.
… moreIt’s Boneyard, so you know the beer is going to be fabulous. They have some new techniques like opening a tab then being able to visit separate areas or order from your table via a website onto your tab. It’s a little confusing at first but very cool once you get the hang of it. No table service so there is always a line at the bar, and perhaps a few kinks to still work out. Open atmosphere that is also family friendly. Excellent patio area. Food was above average pub food and the menu had a little flare with unique items. Parking is tough and available off-site for overflow. Service was friendly and fast. Prices are as expected. Somehow all these things are what you expect from Boneyard, new and just a little different. It’s clear they have brought their unique business style to the new pub. This is not just another Bend brewery, it’s Boneyard.