Nice atmosphere, good service and average food, nothing to write home about. Â If we visit the area again I'd rather go to the Brewhouse as the food is better. Â The salad was boring and the quality just wasn't there for the rest of this completely forgettable meal. Â Final score: Â service, 4 and food, 2.
Review Source:We tried Village Bar and Grill for happy hour. Overall we found the happy hour pricing to be less than thrilling, but otherwise this place was great. Nice selection of local brews which is a plus. The sliders were excellent and you cannot go wrong with popcorn shrimp. We will be back for sure.
Review Source:The atmosphere of the restaurant was amazing, to me it has a mountian lodge feel, warm and cozy. The young man at front desk was a bit unpolished, but friendly. The service form Laken, our waitress was timely and very friendly, there were no complaints from the group I was with. For dinner we ordered the Pulled Pork sandwhich and Village Cobb Salad, both of which were satisfactory in both quality and portion. Our sodas were kept full as was the water.
The next time we are in the area, this will be our first choice for lunch or dinner.
The overall atmosphere and quality of the restaurant and bar were amazing. Â Looking for a great place that embodies the local environment, this is the type of grill we were seeking. First, the service was timely and very friendly, there were no complaints. For lunch we ordered the Bleu Cheese Chipotle Burger and Village Cobb Salad, both of which were satisfactory in both quality and portion. The drinks were also above par, providing the perfect amount of alcohol.
In sum, the next time we are in the area, this will be our first choice for lunch or dinner with a relaxing local environment! Highly recommended!
This is a review of the bar. Â The atmosphere was typical busy, ski-crowd, bar atmosphere, which is what we were looking for tonight. (No complaints with that.)
We got a margarita, upgraded to 100% blue agave tequila, and a bloody mary. We had the steamer clams for a snack.
The drinks had the requisite alcohol but were otherwise uninteresting. When I asked if the margaritas were made in house I was told that the sweet and sour mix came from "the hose". Ugh! Â
My husband reported that the bloody mary was ok. His favorite is found at the main lodge bar at mt bachelor. He said there was no comparison. Â Flavor in this one was lacking and the peperoncini was like wood. Yuck.
Our steamers were way too salty, and that is coming from someone who loves salt!
We won't be back any time soon.
We also took a peek at the restaurant menu while we were in the bar. Lots of fatty meat, cheese and fried food. Â Great, if you want to clog your arteries.
On the plus side, the wait staff was helpful and around when we needed them.
We stopped in here to get something that was well after lunch. Although very slow, the food was very good. I had the wings, and this was well worth the money spent. The wings were actually real sized, meaning that there was some meat on the bones. I had the medium flavored ones and they actually had great flavor.
My friend ordered the shrimp which was really good as well. The portion sizes were very good for the price that was paid. You looking for a good meal, stop in here.
Nice place!
Village Bar and Grill has a nice location, staff, and menu. The live music in the evening is pretty cool. I like a lively bar and this one doesn't disappoint.
The drink menu is pretty creative and the prices are pretty reasonable. That's a pretty big deal considering many restaurant owners would prefer to raise prices whenever they can.
The food menu is diverse enough to please just about anyone. It has evolved significantly since I had been there last. The building itself is kind of rustic, it's cool. The biggest plus for me is that I feel comfortable here. I'll be back.
I have enjoyed many great meals at this friendly, fun restaurant! The food is fresh daily and surprisingly creative. This is not a burger and fries bar and grill. They do have wonderful burgers, but their menu is quite diverse and will satisfy everyone in your crew.
I hear there is a new menu coming out and look forward to trying the new items!
We ate on the 4th of July and the service was wonderful. We had a very nice and attentive waitress who was prompt with our drinks and main courses. The smoked Gouda quesadilla was absolutely fantastic as a main course (it's listed as an appetizer), however one side was slightly overcooked. The Philly cheese steak was tender and had vibrant roasted peppers and onions. If it were to be ordered again, I would definitely recommend requesting to substitute Gouda cheese for the mozzarella. I think with that change it would be unstoppable. The french fries were absolutely perfect! We think they were double fried. Oh goodness, they were amazing. Our dessert was slow to come out but definitely worth the wait. We had the big cheese brûlée cake. A fantastic twist on cheese cake and Crème brûlée. The top could have been a little more caramelized but overall a great dish.
Review Source:Great food and service but God forbid you try to eat healthy on vacation. I found it difficult everywhere but equally hard here. Chris had a seared tuna sandwich that he really liked and his fries looked awesome (note that I said LOOKED). I had the Cobb salad and ordered it without dressing and something else fattening but forgot to leave off the cheese so I just ate around it. Salad was HUGE but delicious. Iced tea refills plentiful. A nice find in the "village" that looks like it might be struggling a little. I hope it comes back full force because it's a great asset to Sunriver.
Review Source:Ok, have to add another half star. Â Back at Sunriver for our annual summer week with the fam and stopped in for dinner on our first night in. Â My husband loved his steak salad. Â The wine list seems a little bit more extensive. Â Very nice evening and the prices weren't bad. Â Good vacation!
Review Source:Village Bar & Grill isn't exactly fine dining, but it is good for what it is (which is, one of very few dinner choices in the village). Â My husband and I had dinner there in August on a night when they had music in the courtyard. Â Outdoor tables were packed, but we were promptly seated inside. Â Prices are moderate, service was fine.
Review Source:I enjoyed an absolutely fantastic lunch at the Village Bar & Grill. Â We sat outside in the warm June sunshine and had an absolutely wonderful meal. Â Our waiter was attentive and speedy.
The restaurant is priced right - with a wide variety of meal options. Â Ranging from interesting salads (Praline Chicken Apple and Steak Fajitas Salad were both great), Sandwiches/Wraps (Ahi Tuna Sandwich, Crispy Chicken, etc...) and a wide variety of burgers. We found everything to be well prepared and scrumptious.
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