MT. BACHELOR
📍Bend, Oregon, USA
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- Vertical drop
- 3,365 ft
- Skiable terrain
- 4,323 acres
- Avg snowfall
- 410 in
- Lifts
- 15*
THE FOOD SCENE
At the mountain, Pine Marten Lodge has Scapolo’s for a Mediterranean-inspired lunch with a view. West Village Lodge has base-level options including Pinnacles for coffee. In Bend, Jackson’s Corner works for brunch or supper, Spork for casual street food, and Ariana for an intimate seasonal dinner.
APRÈS-SKI & NIGHTLIFE
Rock Bar is an option for food and drinks at the mountain when serving. If the group is heading back to Bend, meet at Deschutes Brewery’s downtown Public House on NW Bond Street for beer and a meal.
DINING PICKS
6 curated spots for eating and drinking at Mt. Bachelor
On-Mountain Dining
On-Mountain1 pick
Scapolo's
Pine Marten Lodge, Mt. Bachelor
Scapolo’s is the Pine Marten Lodge restaurant, pairing Mediterranean-inspired food with vegetarian and children’s choices and a mountain-view deck.
Why We Like It
Take a longer lunch at Pine Marten Lodge for the mountain-view deck. Vegetarian dishes and children’s choices give mixed groups room to choose.
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Base Area
1 pick
West Village Lodge dining
West Village base area, Mt. Bachelor
West Village Lodge has several places to stop, including Pinnacles Café for coffee. Check which counters are serving on the day you ski.
Why We Like It
Meet here when the group wants to stay at the base. For post-ski food and drinks, look for the Rock Bar.
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In Town
4 picks
Ariana Restaurant
1304 NW Galveston Avenue, Bend
Ariana is an intimate Bend restaurant offering seasonal à-la-carte and tasting-menu dining with a curated wine program.
Why We Like It
A small, intimate Bend restaurant for a special dinner, with seasonal à-la-carte or tasting-menu options and a wine program.
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Deschutes Brewery Bend Public House
1044 NW Bond Street, Bend
Deschutes’ Bend Public House is the brewery’s downtown restaurant and tap destination on Bond Street.
Why We Like It
A downtown Bend meeting point when you want to pair a brewery visit with a public-house meal after the mountain.
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Jackson's Corner
845 NW Delaware Avenue, Bend
Jackson’s Corner is a family-run Bend café making food from scratch with ingredients sourced from nearby farms.
Why We Like It
Stop at the bakery counter for espresso and something to take along, or settle in for brunch or supper with the family.
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Spork
937 NW Newport Avenue, Bend
Spork serves globally inspired street food in Bend with an explicitly green-conscious operating approach.
Why We Like It
A creative, casual Bend choice for globally inspired street food, with an emphasis on environmentally conscious operations.
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Plan your meal
Check whether your chosen venue takes reservations or uses a walk-in waitlist. For mountain dining, plan around lift access and service times.