Team Hsieh

Google review

We ate here multiple times on a weekend trip because it was a great experience. The staff are friendly, attentive and helpful. The food is delicious and has generous portions. They easily accommodated food allergies and had gluten free options. To top it off the atmosphere was clean, cozy and dog friendly. Highly recommend stopping in!

A B

Google review

Had brunch here with 2 of my teens we ordered: 1. Junkin with gluten free toast (gluten free options) 2. Classic breakfast with bacon and a biscuit 3. Breakfast sandwich. Pros: Service was fast and friendly. Place was clean and inviting. Cons: They only have oat milk and cow milk no other milk alternatives. Not the end of the world but worth knowing if you want a fancy coffee with breakfast. Food: The food was a 4.5/5 the sandwich was a hit and the classic breakfast was good with the exception that the potatoes were bland with no seasoning and not very crispy. The Junkin was good except 50% of the veggies were turnips. Which are not my favorite so picked most of them out. The gluten free toast was delicious! (Note I've had the junkin before when it was more balanced with more of a variety to the veggies so this might be hit or miss) Over all a good visit Side note there is no parking lot or designated space for parking so you have to find a spot on a residential street which can be tricky.

Aubrey

Google review

Gluten free bagels, bread, and tortillas for a gf breakfast burrito :) lots of vegetarian and vegan options too

Anne Colen

Google review

We ordered the maple cinnamon roll, blackberry scone and gluten free veggie frittata. All delicious. The atmosphere is cozy and colorful and you’re surrounded by gorgeous stained glass window art pieces and paintings that are for sale. A must stop in Bend.

Brandi Nichole McKently

Google review

I haven't been in years and it was great today. They have vegan gluten free pastries. The espresso was very good. The half shade, half sun back lawn on the Deschutes River is great. Ample seating. ADA, kid, and dog friendly (though we did not use a restroom so cannot speak to that). I will be bringing my young child there over and over. Order at the window then walk inside for a seat or walk through the building to go down the steps to the back, or you can go down the side path outside to the left to go to the back with any wheeled personal transportation devices like strollers or wheel chairs.