Craft Kitchen & Brewery

Visited 11.20.21 while on the Bend Ale Trail

A nice surprise, good food and better beer. Smaller in size, so it can get crowded. Beer menu spans a variety of styles. Small menu is also suitable to many palates. Much better than expected. Only knock is that there didnt’ seem to be enough servers. I wanted another beer, but server was too busy

Small warehouse like building in an industrial park on the north side of town. Taproom toward the rear of building with small service bar on the left hand wall and a half dozen communal tables about the room and a patio out back. 18 beers on tap half house half guest. Brisket and burnt ends tacos were excellent albeit pricey.

 

 

Good service, good menu. Pretty good beers.

They had 20 beers on tap and about half were their own. A good variety. The porter was tasty. The food was amazing: brisket burnt ends in a bun and a brisket burger. The service was good, but the place was almost empty on a Wed night.

First stop on the Bend Cycle Pub tour. Looks more like a restaurant than a brewery. The place has indoor and outdoor seating with a great view overlooking the Deschutes River. Our group was obviously looking to get in and out quickly. The order station was separate from the bar by about 20 feet. The bartender never bothered to checked the beer orders and we sat around for about 15 minutes before getting anything to drink. The beer was all pretty mediocre and given the fact it is in Bend there's no need to give the place a second chance.