Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Sunriver

"Set in the historic building that once housed the Bend firehouse in downtown Bend, Brickhouse Steak & Seafood serves USDA naturally raised and hormone-free prime steaks, and naturally farmed chicken, pork, and lamb dishes. The charming restaurant has a cozy ambiance with soft lighting and is perfect for a romantic dinner or a special celebration. In addition to prime steaks of the highest quality beef, which are wet-aged an additional 35 to 65 days and hand-cut to exacting standards, the menu also features entrées of homemade pasta, fresh seafood, salads, sides, and decadent desserts."

"Serving USDA Prime Steaks, the highest grade of USDA Beef Produced in the U.S.The finest in Northwest-raised USDA Prime Steaks and Fresh Wild Seafood are specialties of Brickhouse.Comfortable booth seating, fully stocked bar, award winning wine list and outdoor dining.Brickhouse serves you only..."

"We were in town for a wedding, so we took out our friends for dinner. For an appetizer we had crab cakes. Our friend is from Maryland and is picky about his..."

"Fall in love with the food and the river views when you dine at Crossings at the Riverhouse. You don’t need to stay at The Riverhouse Hotel & Convention Center to dine at their spacious, river-front restaurant, Crossings. The fact that they serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and happy hour makes them an excellent go-to spot almost any time of day, and the fact that their back deck offers killer river views makes it one of my favorite spots in Bend for river-view dining."

"As I typed the words just now, my mouth literally started watering as I thought about their corned beef hash served with onions, bell pepper, potato, spinach, poached eggs, and horseradish crème fraiche. It’s one of the few breakfast items that reheats beautifully so you can take half of it home (it’s a big portion, yo) to enjoy the next day. Or an hour later because you can’t stop thinking about it."

"Located on the north side of Bend in the Cascade Village shopping center, Olive Garden is an old favorite for many. Their well known dishes like breadsticks, salad and pasta make for a hearty, comforting meal. If you’re on the north side of town and craving Italian food this is a great spot to stop for a bite."

"We called all around Bend on a Friday night and no one was taking phone reservations only in person. We called and were able to get our name on the list..."

"I’ve blogged countless times about how Anthony’s in the Old Mill District is one of my favorite summertime hangouts and one of the best happy hours in town, which would be true even if they didn’t have killer views of the Deschutes River. But the river views are the icing on the cake, or the ahi on the nachos, as the case may be. Seriously, their ahi nachos are THE BOMB, made with sashimi-grade ahi tuna, wasabi, and pineapple chutney served on taro chips."

"One of Bend’s newest parks, Riley Ranch Nature Reserve is the site of the oldest homestead in Bend’s city limits. Ovid B. Riley and his family farmed and raised cattle, building a number of cabins and outbuildings. Not only can you still see remnants of those buildings, but also a prehistoric rock shelter once occupied by natives of the area."

"A post shared by Stu Curtis (@sand_to_snow) on Oct 5, 2019 at 8:58pm PDT. Riley Ranch Nature Reserve is the last mention on our list and stretches 6.5 mi (10.5 km). The terrain is mostly mountainous and is a worthwhile experience."

"Bend is one of the only cities in the continental U.S. that boasts a dormant volcano right in the middle of town. For hundreds (heck, thousands) of years, Pilot Butte served as a beacon and a landmark for settlers and for native people before them. Modern visitors study the marker on Pilot Butte that points out the mountains viewable from the top."

"If the weather is clear this evening, head up to Pilot Butte – an extinct volcano in the center of town – for sunset. Sunset at Pilot Butte"

"Below is an image on the day of the Total Solar Eclipse on Hosmer Lake. But summer doesn’t last all year and as many of you know, Bend is known for the snow and skiing on Mt. Bachelor. While I am not a down hill skier, I do love to take my dogs cross country skiing or go by myself at a handful of different parks along the Cascade Lakes Highway headed to Mt. Bachelor. Usually, I head up in the morning to make the most of the snow, and then return down the hill for a leisurely rest of the day."

"900 Wall is crafting something new and exciting out of their beautiful, historic home in the heart of downtown Bend. They serve classic modern American fare, from small plates to thin-crust pizzas, and juicy burgers to seafood — all complemented by an exceptional to-go wine list. Come back soon for one of the best happy hours in town!"

"Unique in both location and atmosphere, 900 Wall is located in a two-story historic brick building in Bend’s downtown area. They offer indoor seating as well as patio and bar seating. There are also two private rooms on location which can be reserved for events."

"after eating here if you times I have to say that I do feel like their food is consistently made properly. The aesthetic and ambience are very nice, upscale..."