Jason Barber
This place could really do with a fuller kitchen, but what they do have is tasty. They are missing chips and cheese. Great rainy day atmosphere though. Their signature porter is quite tasty as well.
… moreKai Dwd
It’s a cozy place with an English-style interior, offering porter beer, red ale, and Guinness. The food consists of pre-made pies that are reheated in the oven, so you can order a few simple options like pies and pretzels. The bartender, Nicole, provided excellent service, which further enhanced the atmosphere and made for an enjoyable experience. I think this is a place worth recommending, and I plan to visit again in the future.
… moreJohn Gleason
Stopped in to hear live music and have a beer. The traditional Americana jam session was a pleasure. The draft Irish Red was great. The delicious surprise was the large soft pretzels with two dipping mustard. Served piping hot and chewy. Sooooo good. I must return when in next in Bend.
… moreKaty
Love music is what finally lured me in the door, and what a gem. Curry chicken pies w mashed peas were great. The decor, service, ambiance, taps… all kept me returning. I liked the Scottish Ale, Redmond Red, and ESB. The cream ale is also a delicious, light pour. Can’t wait to try the cheese and onion pie next.
… morelisa hill
This is such a cozy little British bar in Downtown Bend. Really friendly staff . The savoury pies are amazing and taste delicious – as do the sausage rolls They also sell British chocolate bars and British biscuits (cookies) too .
They have “live music “ on certain nights also.
Be sure to visit this bar and support local businesses . I would give this bar 10/10.
… moreLuke
Traditional English cask ale in a city full of everything but? Yes, please. The pub ale, best bitter, ESB, and porter – all favorites of mine at any English brewery – were on point. I could use a little less roasted malt on the porter, but that’s a personal preference. I still like it.
The cellar even feels appropriate for the beer that’s being served.
Update: we popped in on our regular visit to Bend, and the place has clearly expanded their sale of food. While I’m sure it’s great for the pub’s bottom line and the people eating it, the food is cooked inside the confined space and the entire place has a strong, pungent smell of “meat pie” that permeates the air and remains with you in your clothes when you leave. For me, it takes away from the experience and they would do well to move the food cooking to the back.
… morejacob little
Best little pub in bend!!! The atmosphere was so traditional to a English, Scottish or Irish pub. Dim lights, great beer. Lisa was just a delight! We will return for certain!
… moreNicole
Such a cool spot. The pies are outstanding!! Highly recommend. Good drink options too and really great employees.
… moreJustin Wade
Cool tiny little Irish pub in the downstairs cellar. Small and cozy, not usually too busy but they do music most of the week til about 8pm or so, the music is fun and not too loud, all acoustic. The pot pies are unique, a little small, but they are cooked to order so they take 30 minutes or so.
Cool place that isn’t a club, or a loud noisy bar, but also not a “bougie” place like some of other places in Bend.
… moreSam Hughes
Nice pub for a pint with bros. Dark and comfy. Didn’t try the food but it looked yummy if you can eat gluten. It was super busy when I was there so the bartender didn’t have much time for me.
They had a band coming later in the evening.
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