There is no discernible dress code. Cocktails and beer are popular, and so are the sandwiches, pizzas and restaurant-size steak dinners that are served at small tables around the dance floor. Dress is super-casual, predominantly blue jeans with an occasional fancy Western vest, and the air doesn't seem quite as smoky as most nightclubs. The decor is straight from the '60s and '70s, right down to the faux gilded cages for the disco dancers, but this doesn't seem to faze the young crowd. The folks on the floor dance to the throb of the music amid a din of raised voices and thick, smoky air.
Beer is the drink of choice, but a full bar is available.
The bar serves, well, bar food, but there is a sushi restaurant in the same building if you'd like to kick off your search for Mr. or Ms. Right with some raw fish. Finding nightlife and evening entertainment is not a problem in Bend. The Shilo Lounge The Shilo Inn, N. U.S. Hwy. 97 and O.B. Riley Rd. This motel lounge has a live DJ on Friday and Saturday nights with no cover charge.