Jackson’s Corner opened in the Historic neighborhood of Bend, Oregon in July of 2008.

Jackson’s Corner restaurant exterior in Bend, Oregon

THE FORMATIVE YEARS

With all intentions to re-envision and revitalize the historic Delaware Grocery + Ice House, we opened our doors offering an array of grocery staples, grab + go items, and coffee. With a fresh and exciting menu of salads, sandwiches, soups, fresh pasta and house baked bread, we quickly realized that there was a greater need for local and honest food, and after our first year of business we were taking away market aisles to make room for more dining tables.

Inspired by our community, our menu and inspiration continued to grow alongside our growing community of farmers. Our restaurant has committed to partnering with growers and makers to secure local food equity within Central Oregon.  

Jackson’s Corner building when it operated as an icehouse, early 20th century
Jackson’s Corner building when it operated as a grocery store

FRIEND-TO-FORK

Every meal at Jackson’s Corner reflects a conscious choice to nurture our community via sustainable food systems. Farm-direct sourcing is more than just ingredients. We know—and love—the farmers and ranchers who grow our food. They’re not check-the-box partnerships, but friendships we’ve cultivated over the years.

Our commitment to sustainable food systems goes beyond current trends. “Local” isn't just a label slapped on a crate. It's a bold commitment to keeping it personal as we enjoy the bounty of Central Oregon. Guided by transparency, honesty, and a profound connection to the food we serve, we continue to evolve alongside a community that’s making “local” a way of life.

Jackson’s Corner building when it operated as a grocery store
Three people outdoors near a red Ford F-250 truck, two men and a woman, with a rural landscape in the background.
Charred red and black chili peppers spread out on a baking sheet, some with slightly curled stems.
Cattle handling at Pitchfork T Ranch in Central Oregon

SEASONAL FARE

Our culinary philosophy is a celebration of the seasons, guided by what the earth is offering, what farmers can grow, and the timeless wisdom of nature. We embrace a simpler approach to food, allowing the true flavors of each ingredient to take center stage. And let’s be real, in-season food just tastes better. 

Three brown bowls of breakfast on a wooden table. Two bowls contain eggs, tomato sauce, millet bread, and whole grain bread; the third bowl contains roasted vegetables including carrots, cauliflower, and leeks.
Overhead brunch table with seasonal dishes

Simplicity isn’t a compromise. It’s a powerful stance—distinct, vibrant, and constantly unfolding.

Just like the seasons.

Overhead photo of brunch food on table