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Pie Maison brings a dedicated pie shop to downtown Bend - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 11:00 am Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Amy Bertram and Brittany Ellenberg were craving a late-night slice of pie, but their go-to coffee shops in Bend had closed hours earlier. They wished they could go to a local pie shop, the kind of place people linger on a date or celebrate a special occasion. They figured that if they felt this way, others might too. From 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Bertram and Ellenberg are hosting the grand opening of Pie Maison, an LGBTQ+ and female-owned pie shop
Bend’s tamale lady launches food truck - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 11:30 am Tuesday, August 11, 2026 A woman stood on a stepstool next to the back of a white pickup truck in a Grocery Outlet parking lot. Every few minutes, someone would walk up to her, prompting her to push aside the tinfoil covering a giant metal pot perched on the truck’s tailgate and pull out a handful of tamales. Maria, who requested her surname be withheld from this story, is known by many in Bend as “the tamale lady.” She typically arrives at the parking lot by 9 a.m. Friday thr
From NFL Cheerleader to cookie entrepreneur, Sweet Yeli’s rises in Bend - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 11:00 am Tuesday, July 28, 2026 Those with a sweet tooth in Central Oregon might be familiar with Sweet Yeli’s, a small business baking jumbo-sized cookies made without gluten, dairy or refined sugars. The cookies, which come in classic flavors like chocolate chip, snickerdoodle and double dark chocolate, taste indulgent while being baked with wholesome ingredients. Founder Yelina Davis started selling her baked goods on Facebook Marketplace in May 2025. A little over a year later, she
Too Good to Go? App offers surprise bags at Bend grocery stores for discounts - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 10:00 am Tuesday, July 14, 2026 The Too Good To Go app bills itself as the world’s largest marketplace for surplus food. It allows customers to pre-order “surprise bags” at a fraction of the retail price. Since it launched in 2016, the Danish-based app has grown to 120 million users across 21 countries. The app partners with stores, restaurants, bakeries and cafes to sell surplus food at discounted prices. In Bend, mystery bags are regularly available from grocery stores rather than ea
Mountain View Roadhouse carries on the history of a beloved Bend restaurant space - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 10:00 am Wednesday, July 8, 2026 While refurbishing the restaurant before the grand opening of Mountain View Roadhouse on Bend’s east side, Kathryn Kallman said the team discovered crushed peanuts forgotten beneath the dining room booths. The peanuts were a remnant of the tradition of tossing peanut shells on the floor at Kayo’s Roadhouse, the restaurant that occupied the building on 27th Street in the early 2000s. Before it became Mountain View Roadhouse, it was also home to The Phoen
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