Happy hours in Bend, Oregon

Bend's original brewery pub on Bond Street, pouring since 1988. Happy hour runs 2:30–4:30 Sunday–Thursday with discounted pints and pub food specials, and Pub Club members drink $3 pints on Wednesdays.

A converted 1936 schoolhouse with five bars, a soaking pool and a movie theater. Happy hour runs Sunday–Thursday across the pubs, with a dollar off drinks and two off flights and cocktails.

The 1936 downtown landmark with two ponderosa pines growing through the dining room, overlooking Mirror Pond. Weekday happy hour at the bar pairs classic cocktails with comfort food.

Cafe and taproom in one of Bend's oldest houses, steps from Mirror Pond and Drake Park. Daily happy hour keeps it simple: five-dollar drafts and two off wine, with a river view.

Downtown's historic dive, home to 240-plus tequilas, pool tables and open-mic nights. Happy hour runs 4–7 Monday–Saturday, with a Monday reverse happy hour for the late crowd.

Mexican-Peruvian favorite on Bond Street with some of the most-loved margaritas in town. Weekday happy hour takes two dollars off margaritas and mojitos and three off appetizers like ceviche Mexicano and nachos Cubano.

Steakhouse in the old blacksmith shop on Greenwood, closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Happy hour runs 4–6 Wednesday–Saturday in the bar and lounge, and Sunday Funday stretches it open to close.

The Oxford Hotel's restaurant runs happy hour twice a day, every day — an afternoon window and a late one at 9 — with a buy-two-get-one deal on shareables and two dollars off drinks.

The Old Mill District's all-day answer: the lounge runs its 'Happy Day' menu from open to close, with $4.50 drafts and wells, five-dollar wines and ribeye sliders overlooking the river.

Northwest seafood on the river in the Old Mill. Weekday happy hour in the bar is one of the deepest in town — clam chowder, crab-stuffed mushrooms, ahi poke and Manila clams next to seven-dollar local drafts.

Prohibition-era polish in the Old Mill — velvet seats, wood-fired bites and one of the best cocktail deals downtown-adjacent. Get there at 3 sharp; the bar fills fast.

Ranch-house fine dining on Century Drive with the tightest happy hour window in Bend — one hour daily, in the bar and on the patio. The ten-dollar burger with a one-dollar Coors Light chaser is the move.

Bend's second-oldest brewery, lawn sloping down to Mirror Pond. Tuesday is the locals' institution — four-dollar pints from mid-afternoon to close — and the weekday burger combo is a standing deal.

The lawn, the fire pits and the best sunset in Bend. Weekday afternoons bring a dollar off beers, and the daily Sundowner happy hour follows the sun — it starts before 4:30 in December and after 7 in June.

The NorthWest Crossing neighborhood spot with one of the longest happy hour windows in town, including a 2 pm weekend start when most places are still closed.

NorthWest Crossing burger joint with a give-back streak — over $100,000 donated to the community since opening. Happy hour runs 3–5 daily and stretches all day Sunday.

Sausages and beer on the westside, under the motto 'E-B-D-B — eat bangers, drink beers.' Happy hour is 2–5 Monday–Saturday and all day Tuesday (closed Sundays); the specials rotate, so check their socials before a special trip.

The Portland wing institution's Bend outpost on NE 3rd, named for the Grateful Dead song and decorated like it. One-dollar wings from 2–5 make it the best cheap-eats happy hour on the eastside. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Riverhouse on the Deschutes' restaurant in north Bend, with the river running right past the patio. Weekday happy hour brings $5 drafts and a happy hour food menu without the Old Mill crowds.

Downtown Thai spot on Franklin (entrance on Bond) whose three-hour 'Golden Hour' runs daily at the bar — discounted entrées as well as appetizers, which most happy hours skip.

French bistro and wine bar (also home to Flights Wine Bar) on College Way. Happy hour starts the moment the doors open at 3:30, Tuesday–Saturday — get there early, the room is small.

Live-fire steakhouse in the historic 900 Wall space downtown, in the room 900 Wall left behind. The pre-dinner happy hour leans on the raw bar — oysters and crab claws at happy hour prices.

Italian dining room on Bond Street with a short, polished happy hour — one hour, six days a week (closed Tuesdays). A date-night opener: $3 off cocktails and wine, $5 pints and a real food menu.

Sustainable-sushi dining room downtown. The weekday happy hour is food-first — rolls and small plates priced to make it an early dinner. Closed Sundays and Mondays.

Barrio's taco truck anchors the Midtown Yacht Club cart pod on NE 4th. It runs two happy hours a day, Tuesday–Thursday — an afternoon taco deal and a late one at 8.

Family Mexican restaurant in Cascade Village on Bend's north end. The happy hour menu is long and the margaritas are the draw.

Cascade Village sushi staple on Bend's north end. A short daily happy hour on rolls, nigiri and sake makes it the after-work stop for the north side.

NW Crossing Mexican kitchen with one of the earliest starts in Bend — happy hour from 2 every day, with a heated patio and a $9.99 bites menu built for a group.

NW Crossing's neighborhood lounge. Happy hour runs 4–6 Monday–Saturday with $7 wine pours and $4 Rainier; Thursday happy hour prices stretch all night.

Mediterranean counter inside The Grove market hall in NW Crossing — happy hour takes $2 off mains, and the hall means everyone else in the group can order something different. Closed Mondays.

German beer hall on Century Drive. Happy hour is food-led — slider trios, potato pancakes and Flammkuchen next to the steins — and it runs every day.

Plant-filled, tiki-leaning cocktail bar from the San Simon team inside the Century Drive firehouse building. Happy hour starts the moment the doors open at 4, every day.

Nikkei fine dining upstairs on Century Drive, open Wednesday–Saturday only. Its early seating doubles as happy hour: $3 Kirin, $4 sake and two-for-$6 oysters before dinner service.