Cascade West Grub & Alehouse

Wow, this place was packed on Sunday for bingo and Bloody Mary bar! ((Yes, the exclamation point was needed for that statement). Watch out for your seats cuz if your up at the bar ordering it will get taken. Bloody Mary bar had plenty of options. First go to the bar they will give you your glass with house vodka and ice for $ 5 (upgrade your vodka for an up charge) then head to the BMB and choose from a multitude of Bloody Mary mixes and a plethora of garnish; shrimp, bacon, marinated artichokes, green beans wrapped in salami, and the list goes on and on. They also have pint size mimosas a limited breakfast/​brunch menu; burgers to breakfast burrito.
Bingo, come prepared with cash and be prepared for some good size pots to be won. What a fun way to spend a Sunday morning, just the right amount of excitement for a lazy Sunday.

Sunday Breakfast! Awesome! We had the Benedict Scramble and the chef made a really delish hollandaise. He also custom made a teddy bear pancake with bacon lips. We rocked out to Jethro Tull on the juke box in this nostalgic old saloon. This is a kid free zone… 21 and older. Other breakfast items include biscuits and gravy and chicken fried steak, breakfast burrito, and meat n’ eggs (ham, sausage, bacon) served with toast and hash browns. Nothing fancy, but hits the spot!

From the deep fried goodness at low prices, to the many golden tee/​poker machines/​pool tables that fill the spacious inside, great service, this bar is Portland as F*** and I’m a fan

I came here ²⁄₃ nights I was in Bend. On a Thursday it was really busy when we were here around 8:30−10pm. They played country music. Friday around the same time it was much slower and they played 80’s music.
There are several pool tables. They have food, but I did not try anything since both times I came in after dinner. There is a smoking deck outside. The bathrooms are clean. The interior reminds me of my favorite bar at the coast, lots of wood beams with a rustic vibe.

Your usual dive bar, go for the atmosphere and drinks, not the food… but the cheesy tots and Jalepeno poppers are pretty damn tasty a few drinks in.
The mimosas were only $ 4 and came served in a pint glass… my bartender used one bottle of bubbly on 2 glasses, so you can imagine how strong they were: D
Pool tables, video poker, jukebox, and animal mounts on the walls, this place is the prime example of how I like my dive bars.

old school bar, PBR drinking… fun but food is likely microwaved. go for atmosphere and beer

5 breakfasts for $ 5 — quality food.
We were a bit unsure of this place when we got there this beautiful Sunday morning. It was just after 9 and the door was locked. As we sat in the car avoiding the cold trying to find something else on the Unilocal App, somebody finally came to open the door at 10 after. Once we got inside the place was empty of course and it stayed empty the entire hour.
For starters we had a blood mary at the blood mary buffet style bar. A few different mixes along with all kinds of garnishes. Not the best blood mary in town but it did the trick.
Once we sat down there was a menu on the table for breakfast reading «5 for $ 5 breakfast menu». I ordered the bisuits and gravy while Jen got the 3 pork chops and eggs with home fries. The service was quick and OMG the serving was huge. The biggest $ 5 breakfast I have ever had. The B&G were 2 open face biscuits with a meaty gravy and home fries on the side. The gravy was quality, much better than most and the potatoes were tasty. The pork chops were good too and the eggs were cooked perfect. Next time we go we will share a plate. Although we ate it all we are both just about in a food coma, comparable to a Thanksgiving feast.
The bartender was nice as was the cook who came out and asked how the food was. Why do they always ask while your mouth is full?
I don’t know if they serve breakfast daily or not but if it is Sunday morning, get over there and get a quality breakfast at a very good price.