Twelve cart lots in Bend, plus fourteen more around Central Oregon — pods, brewery patios, and taphouse courtyards.
Food cart pod across from the Box Factory, between downtown and the Old Mill District. Carts sit in a horseshoe around a central bar serving a rotating tap list of craft beer.
Bend's first food cart pod, opened in 2013 on the Galveston corridor. Four carts ring a covered, heated seating area with built-in tables, heated benches and a fire pit, with 16 taps in the taproom.
Food truck lot in midtown Bend with seven carts around a covered central bar. The lot has about 20 rotating taps, a large tented seating area and fire pits.
East Bend food cart lot across from St. Charles Bend, on a hill with a large lawn. The covered taproom pours 35 rotating taps, and the lot has fire pits, lawn games and indoor seating.
East Bend food cart lot near the Forum Shopping Center with five food trucks. It has a climate-controlled indoor taphouse, a dog-friendly patio and outdoor fire pits.
The cart lot behind Silver Moon Brewing, a short walk from downtown Bend, is called The Office. Five carts serve the brewery patio, and food can be taken inside the taproom.
A craft cocktail bar in the historic Pine Shed in Bend's Makers District, with a courtyard of food trucks. A rotating lineup of six trucks serves the courtyard, and the bar has indoor seating.
Northeast Bend food cart pod built around two covered, heated pickleball courts. It has a tap house with 20 taps and a full bar, a rooftop deck and indoor seating.
Food cart lot on Century Drive next to Powder House, opened in July 2026. It has 12 carts and kiosks, a 36-tap bar and two floors of indoor seating.
Brewery taproom in the 9th Street Village area whose patio, called The Patio, is ringed by food carts. Four on-site food carts serve the taproom patio.
Timber A-frame taphouse near the Old Mill District with 36 rotating taps. Three food carts serve the garden, which has fire pits and indoor seating in the taphouse.
Food truck lot at the Veterinary Referral Center of Central Oregon in northeast Bend, with three carts, fire pits and a pavilion. It is named for Ponch, a dog who spent years at the center as a blood donor and morale officer.
Outside Bend proper — still worth the drive.
Tumalo's food truck lot, just off Highway 20 northwest of Bend. It has food trucks and taps, outdoor seating, fire pits and live music.
Barn-shaped taphouse a block off Cascade Avenue in Sisters with a food cart pod around it. It has four carts, indoor and outdoor seating and a stage for live music.
Food cart garden behind the Eurosports bike and ski shop in Sisters, open Thursday through Sunday. It has three carts, craft beer on tap and patio seating with a fire pit.
Downtown Redmond brewery whose patio holds a food cart lot. Five carts ring a patio with fire pits, and the taproom pours Wild Ride's own beer.
Downtown Redmond taphouse and food cart lot with a full bar and a coffee bar. It has a large indoor tap house, outdoor seating and five food carts.
Redmond taphouse and food truck gathering place with a beer garden and a concert venue. It has five food trucks, more than 20 beers and ciders on tap and a large patio with fire pits.
Two-story Redmond taphouse and food cart lot north of downtown. It has four food carts, indoor and outdoor seating, pool tables and a kids' play area, with the upstairs reserved for ages 21 and over.
Cart-only food park in downtown Redmond with picnic seating and a fenced play structure. It is an alcohol-free pod with seven trucks.
Food truck patio next to High Desert Music Hall in downtown Redmond, with four or more rotating carts serving the patio.
Taphouse and food cart lot in the Sunriver Business Park, closed on Tuesdays. It has six carts and an indoor patio with a fireplace, plus covered outdoor seating.
Taphouse on Highway 97 in La Pine built with four food truck pads. It has 20 taps and a full bar, indoor and outdoor seating and fire pits, on a large site facing the wetlands.
Taproom and food cart lot on 3rd Street in Prineville, the first food truck pod in town, established in 2021. It has three food trucks, an indoor bar area, a covered patio and propane fire pits.
Food truck pod on NE 3rd Street in Prineville, built around a grain silo taphouse. The trucks include barbecue and teriyaki stands, and the pod is open Monday through Saturday.
Wild Ride Brewing's second taproom, in Prineville, with beer brewed on site. Four food trucks serve its patio, which has fire pits and indoor seating in the taproom.
From the listings, not a count of this page.
Lots post a number; carts rotate. Count what you see when you get there.
9 also have indoor seating when it’s ugly out.
The Vault Taphouse in Redmond closed in early October 2026 and is off this list.
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