Bend happy hour guide · 2026
Every current happy hour in Bend, with live status, the actual deal prices, and a one-tap “call first” button. Re-checked this week.
24 happy hours · 12 run every day · 19 on weekends
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Wed–Mon 2–5 pm · Tue all day
Casual, cheap and close to the Century Drive ski traffic. Tuesdays are happy hour all day.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Mon, Wed & Thu 2–4 pm · Tue all day
Midtown Yacht Club has several carts and a bar, so nobody has to agree on one restaurant.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Mon–Sat 3–5 pm · Sun all day
An easy yes when the group includes kids or a dog. Sunday happy hour runs all day, which almost nobody else in Bend does.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 2–5 pm
At $1 a wing, happy hour is basically dinner, and it runs a full three hours every day.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 2–5:30 pm
Starts at 2 every day, one of the longest windows in Bend. The heated patio stays useful into the fall.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Tue–Fri 2–5 pm
Bend’s oldest restaurant, overlooking Mirror Pond. The published schedule has changed a lot over the years, so call before a special trip.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Mon–Fri 3–5 pm · Sat & Sun 2–5 pm
One of the few spots with a proper weekend happy hour, starting at 2 on Saturday and Sunday. The food is good enough to make it dinner, and it works for mixed groups and kids.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Sun–Thu 2:30–4:30 pm
The original Deschutes pub, and a must for visitors. It starts early, so it pairs well with a downtown dinner afterward.
Not on holidays
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 2:30–5:30 pm
Golden Hour runs three hours with discounted entrées as well as apps. Listed times vary between sources, so call first.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Mon–Fri 3–5:30 pm
The deepest food menu of any happy hour in town, and the river view is right there. On concert days, call first.
Bar only. May not run on amphitheater concert nights.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Tue–Fri 3–5 pm
A food-first happy hour. Come hungry and skip the separate dinner. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 3–6 pm
Not trendy, but some of the cheapest margaritas in Bend, with a dog-friendly patio. Listings disagree on the start time (2:30 or 3), so call first.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Daily 3–5 pm
Opens at 3 just for happy hour, and bar seats fill fast. The best cocktail stop before an amphitheater show.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Sun–Thu 3–6 pm
Three hours across several bars on one property. The easiest happy hour for a group that trickles in.
Pub, O’Kane’s, Fireside Bar and Theater Bar. The Fireside Bar is 21+.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Tue–Sun 3–5 pm
It’s inside The Grove Market Hall, so everyone can grab something different. Closed Mondays.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 3–5 pm
A small discount, but the lawn and river location make up for it. Family- and dog-friendly.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Wed–Sun 3–5 pm
The live-fire steakhouse that replaced 900 Wall. Happy hour started in May 2026 and has already changed once, so check the menu before you go.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Mon–Sat 4–7 pm
Runs until 7, later than almost anyone else, and the bar gets livelier as the night goes on. A good first stop for a bigger downtown night.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
Mon–Fri 4–6 pm
Deschutes River views without the Old Mill crowds, and the easiest pick if you’re staying north of downtown.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 4–5 pm
Voted Best Happy Hour in the Source Weekly readers’ poll. It only runs one hour, so get there by 4:15 if you want a seat.
Bar and patio only, not the main dining room
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Wed–Mon 4–5 pm
A short, polished hour that works as a date-night opener. Salute has been closed Tuesdays but has recently posted about opening seven days, so check before a Tuesday visit.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Wed–Sat 4–6 pm · Sun open–close
Sunday Funday runs happy hour from open to close in the bar and lounge, the best Sunday-night deal downtown.
Bar and lounge only. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily 4–6 pm
A plant-filled cocktail bar from the San Simon team. Happy hour starts the moment the doors open at 4.
Confirmed on official site · September 26, 2026
Daily Sunset ±30 min
The only happy hour in Bend tied to the sunset: 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after. Grab a lawn spot facing the Cascades.
Call ahead. Times from recent local listings.
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Beyond 3-to-5
Some of the best drink deals in Bend aren’t regular happy hours. Tuesday is the big night.
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Local know-how
Anthony’s, Hawkeye & Huckleberry and The Blacksmith only serve happy hour prices in the bar, lounge or patio. If the host seats you in the dining room, ask to move.
On Hayden Homes Amphitheater show days, Old Mill bars fill by 3:30 and some skip happy hour. Arrive early or head to NW Crossing instead.
A 4–5 pm happy hour really means “order by 4:45.” Kitchens often stop taking happy hour orders a few minutes early.
Deschutes and several others skip happy hour on holidays. Tap “Call” on the card before a special trip.
Downtown is compact enough to walk between three spots. For anything farther, use a rideshare or pick a driver.
Crux’s Sundowner follows the sun. It starts after 7 pm in June and before 4:30 pm in December. The finder calculates today’s time for you.
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Other happy hour lists still include these. Here’s what’s actually going on.
Permanently closed. The Hudson now occupies 900 NW Wall St, and its happy hour is listed above.
Boneyard is moving back to its Lake Place tasting room. The Wednesday locals day continues there.
The downtown space now operates as an event venue, so there’s no public happy hour.
Happy hour is daily 3–5 pm, but you need a one-time $25 membership to get in.
Advertises a late-night happy hour, but we couldn’t find a current 2026 schedule.
$4 pints have been tied to Monday bluegrass nights. Check the events calendar.
Opens at 5 pm and doesn’t publish a current happy hour window.
Quick answers
Most Bend happy hours start between 2 and 4 pm and end between 5 and 6 pm. The earliest regular options start at 2 pm (La Rosa, Fire on the Mountain, Pine Tavern, and Washington on weekends). Astro Lounge runs latest, until 7 pm.
12 spots in this guide run happy hour seven days a week, including Hawkeye & Huckleberry (4–5 pm), Fire on the Mountain (2–5 pm), La Rosa (2–5:30 pm), Lady Bird (3–5 pm), The Flamingo Room (4–6 pm) and The Commons (3–5 pm).
Yes. Washington starts at 2 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Mountain Burger runs happy hour all day Sunday, and The Blacksmith runs its Sunday Funday happy hour from open to close in the bar. Deschutes Brewery, McMenamins, Lady Bird, Hawkeye & Huckleberry and Fire on the Mountain also run on Sundays.
For value, Fire on the Mountain’s $1 wings and Hawkeye & Huckleberry’s $10 burger are hard to beat. For a sit-down meal, Anthony’s (seafood), Bamboo Sushi, The Hudson (oysters) and Washington have the deepest happy hour food menus.
Anthony’s and Lady Bird in the Old Mill District, Currents at Riverhouse in north Bend, and Pine Tavern and The Commons on Mirror Pond downtown.
On Tuesdays, Bevel Craft Brewing has $4 beers from noon to 9 pm, and Bend Brewing Co. has $4 pints from 3 pm to close. Boneyard runs its locals day on Wednesdays at the Lake Place tasting room.
900 Wall has closed, and The Hudson now occupies the space with its own happy hour. Bar Rio (The Rio Room) is now a private event venue, so it has no public happy hour.
We re-checked every listing on September 26, 2026. Spots marked “Confirmed” match the business’s own website or menu. Spots marked “Call ahead” come from recent local listings or press. Holidays, private events and concert nights can override any schedule.
How we keep this accurate
Every spot is re-checked against the restaurant’s own website or menu first, then against recent local press. If we can’t confirm a current schedule, the spot goes in “Checked, but not in the list” with the reason. Cards marked Confirmed match an official source. Cards marked Call ahead rely on recent listings.
Last full check: September 26, 2026
Owners, bartenders and regulars: send us the new times and we’ll update the guide, usually within a day.
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