This was our first time and I was having like a crazy endorphin rush the entire time it was so…read moregood. We went during happy hour and got the fresh oysters, the pork belly, the albacore tataki, pork belly sliders, the Cuban, and the burger. So damn good, we were planning our next time back while we were still sitting there. The outside looks like a house so we were super confused at first, but it's a very cute concept, the inside is so quaint and there's a nice outdoor seating area.

Stopped in for lunch on a Friday. We were surprised to find an empty parking lot and wondered if…read morethe place was even open. We walked in to find a mostly empty restaurant (2 other tables seated). The atmosphere felt more like it was suited for a nice dinner date than a casual lunch but whatever - they're open for lunch. When I asked a friend about it later, he said he and his wife go there for dinner but had never been at lunch time. My buddy ordered the Grinder (essentially an Italian) and I ordered the Beef Sando (essentially their take on a French Dip). My buddy, who self-admittedly doesn't like focaccia, said the bread was awesome and sando in general really good. We both really enjoyed the fries, that were well seasoned in a savory and slightly sweet dusting. The abundance of fries was well appreciated as well. The beef sando was tasty and also a good portion. My only complaint was the thinly shaved beef was laid flat in layers instead of mounded on the sandwich (see pic). I hesitate to even say this, but it felt like I was eating Steak-umm. In general, the meal was good and filling. The service was good and value for price felt good.

I'm staying at the SCP Hotel and this is the market/cafe right downstairs. It's a cute, cozy, and…read morefriendly little spot with plenty of food and beverage options (but not overwhelmingly so). The staff are very sweet and mellow, which is nice in the morning. The market is nice, decently priced, full of artisan gifts and trinkets, some hygiene supplies if you need them, and great grab and go snacks; a few highlights of the variety of options include Rogue CBD water (hard to find!), Justin's nut butter treats, Honey Mama truffle bars, pints of local ice cream (including one vegan flavor), and Kettle Chips in some of the best flavors! They also sell beer, wine, and cider, if that's your thing. This morning I got coffee elsewhere but had the Broken Top breakfast burrito in a GF wrap in the cafe and it was fabulous. I forgot to take a photo of the burrito until halfway through the other half of this thing but snagged one of the other side. Tomorrow I plan to try the coffee, smoothie, and breakfast sandwich on GF bread and will update! UPDATE: the sandwich and coffee are delicious! Not pictured is the blueberry basil smoothie. Perfection

love love loved this place!! I've been in twice now first time i got a iced london fog & it was…read moreDELICIOUS (they also sell their london fog concentrate!!) second time i got a coffee & breakfast sandwich also amazing & could tell it was made fresh!! they have a nice seating area w/ large & small tables & also a cozy spot infront of a fire place where me & my daughter sat & shared our breakfast!! the staff has also been so kind & truly goes above & beyond customer service! highly recommend this place!!

I was here with my family and this was one of the best meals of the trip. Now, I was here a few…read moremonths ago, but I only recently downloaded yelp. As a celiac, I made so that they have a dedicated fryer for their fries/tater tots, and they did, so naturally I had to get those. I decided on the sweet potato tots and they were just delectable. I was also craving something fresh, so I got the BBQ Chicken bacon ranch salad. Perfect meal after driving for hours on end. We even came back the next day and I got the exact same meal. The servers were also very patient and knowledgeable. I don't live anywhere near here, but whenever I come back to the area I'll be sure to return to this restaurant.

Yelp led us to this spot and at first glance from the outside I thought we were walking in to an…read moreold bank. They have a cool outdoor spot, but the weather was chilly that day. Once you step inside you are transported to a killer brew pub dimension. The place was moderately busy for 1:30 on a Wednesday and we were immediately greeted by the bartender. We analyzed the tap list and narrowed it down quickly to the 3 IPAs brewed by these guys. We ended up trying all 3 and overall I would give the beer an 8 out of 10. I love a Boneyard RPM or Ft. George 3-way. I have been away from Oregon Craft for about a year so I am a little off my game but I didn't leave a drop in those pint glasses. We both ordered the smash burger and fries with some jalapeño aioli sauce. The fries were maybe the best fries I've ever had. I literally put my head down and chowed through them all before realizing I had a burger too. Smash burger is true to form dressed with melted cheese, bacon, lettuce and tomato. The bun had been fried in magic sauce to a crispy texture before they built the burger. We were blown away at how good it was!! We went to Sunriver Brewing on Wednesday night and think Initiative won our personal award for that day!! Highly recommend you check it out and I want to go again before I have to leave town!!

We had an amazing experience at Madeline's tonight for my father in law's birthday. Great food,…read morefabulous service. We shared a mole burrito, another of us had a shrimp quesadilla, and the last had chicken enchiladas. All were exquisitely tasty and wonderful. Can't wait to go back and try more things.

Madeline's Grill & Steak House had really good food overall. The dishes we tried were flavorful and…read morewell prepared, and there were plenty of options on the menu. The service was okay, but the overall experience felt a little confusing. The atmosphere had more of a buffet-style feel, while the menu seemed to go in several directions. A lot of the food leaned Mexican, but they also offer steaks, pastas, and burgers to match the steakhouse name, which made it hard to get a clear sense of the restaurant's identity. That said, the Mexican dishes we had were delicious and really stood out. Honestly, leaning more into the Mexican restaurant direction might be their best path because that food was excellent. Overall, good food, just a bit unclear on the concept. As a steakhouse: As a Mexican restaurant:

Hard to believe it had been almost a decade since we had been to Diego's. We went while in Redmond…read morefor a hike at Smith Rock (highly recommend; one of our favorites). So we tried it again, and it was just as good as we remember. We ordered the Pork Carnitas and were so VERY glad we shared! Great flavors, sizzling hot and PLENTY of food!

Came here last night for dinner and had an amazing meal. I got the Pollo de Chipotle and it was…read morefantastic. Super creamy and had all kinds of veggies in it. Along with the delicious rice and beans, this was an awesome meal. The staff is also very friendly and service was fast. Highly recommend.

Needed a quick breakfast before heading to work, and this place absolutely delivered.... Service…read morewas great, coffee was tasty and hot. The chicken fried steak and eggs, BOMB. Both the CFS and the hashbrowns were surprisingly crispy. And the gravy was awesome. This is where I will be going next time I'm in the area.

I decided to stop here for a quick brunch before driving down to the Petersen Rock Garden, largely…read morebecause of the good reviews. I arrived around 11am on a Thursday to find the place absolutely packed with people! As a lone diner, they were able to fit me right in at the counter seating. I'm not a big eater for breakfast, so I was very relieved when they said they could do a half order of biscuits and gravy. Thank goodness! When they brought out the "half order", the singular biscuit was HUGE. And the bowl of gravy was generous. The biscuit was like a giant version of my Southern born grandmother's biscuits, and the gravy was very traditional and tasty. I looked around at my fellow diners' plates, and the portions all seemed incredible, especially for the prices I saw on the menu. The guy waiting the counter was super friendly and fun to chat with, as was another local to my right. This is 100% that local favorite breakfast place, as evidenced by the packed restaurant at 11am on a Thursday. It's down home and real. Nothing fancy, but the food is honest.

This is an amazing spot all year round to kick back and enjoy a light meal and a drink. A lovely…read moregarden of edible herbs sometimes used in the delicious creations is backed by views of all the mountains. Service is great as well. Definitely coming back!

22 dollars for a charcuterie "board" which was a plate with 6 pieces of salami,6 pieces of cheese…read moreand some nuts! 16 dollars for a Mediterranean plate that had a little hummus and one pita sliced! If you want a quality experience worth your money do not go here!

Love this restaurant. The lighting, the art, there's soul in these old bricks. The drinks are well…read moremade, the bartender made one of the best Bee's Knees I've had and I didn't have to explain what it is. So well made I ended up ordering two more. Service was attentive and charming. It got a little loud as the night went on, but not unbearable. It's definitely not cheap, but the quality for once matches the ol' price tag. It's the perfect spot for a more upscale night or celebration. In a town with fewer options, this is one of the best. They were out of the Hawaiian dish so I had my first taste of swordfish. Incredible!

Brickhouse charges an extra 3% fee for credit cards and they won't tell you until the end... so…read morebuyer beware!!!... Food is good... but bring cash... the 3% extra credit card fee will be calculated before calculating tip...

The food is incredible and the amount of TV's is over the top awesome to keep up with the games…read more Service is always spot on! Buffalo wings and the Rueben are my favorite

Great food, nice little local cafe off the beaten path. Fresh brewed locally roasted coffee and…read morehomemade gluten free bread .

The service here is always excellent in my experience. My wife and I visit regularly and always…read moreenjoy the vibe. The food is typical bar fare, but is still delicious with generous portions. If you order anything with fries, I recommend upgrading to the hand cut fries or sweet potato fries.

The only brewery I didn't get to visit last year was Cascade Lakes, so I made sure it was my first…read morestop on this visit. The 7th Street location in Redmond looks like an older log cabin, with a large patio out front. It's conveniently located to downtown Redmond, easily walkable from other restaurants, bars, and breweries if you're staying nearby. Going inside, I quickly realized this was a friendly local place where people come and the bartender knows your name and order. I ordered two flights on my visit; all the beer was great. They have a number of core staples, plus a bunch of small batch beers you can read about on the chalkboard near the door. The bartender was immediately friendly and welcoming; I said it was my first time there and she told me it's the oldest not-for-profit brewery in Oregon, donating all their post-bill/payroll profits to local charities. I was also here at lunch time and ordered maybe the best tuna melt I've ever had - rich, buttery, and delicious. They have lots of beers packaged to go as well. If you're doing the Bend Ale Trail, this is a fun stop and worth venturing to Redmond for if staying in Bend.