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October 10, 2018 Food & Drink » Chow

Bohemian Roastery Moves to On Tap

By Lisa Sipe @lisamariesipe

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bohemianroastery.com Bohemian Roastery has moved its coffee cart from Tumalo to On Tap in Bend. Bohemian Roastery is one of the few roasters in the U.S. roasting using only seasoned hardwood. This is the traditional method of roasting, replaced by industrial methods. Bohemian Roastery's owners claim its on-site wood-fire coffee roaster produces some of the smoothest coffee you'll ever taste.

Bohemian Roastery
1424 NE Cushing Dr., Bend
bohemianroastery.com

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