The ladies are very nice in the store and their meats are great. My dog loves their dog food.read more

We have never had a bad experience at Cinder Butte. People are friendly and helpful and the meat is…read moregreat!

Decided to take a little drive and try a new butcher. Sirloin steaks and breakfast sausage were…read moresome of the best we have had in Central Oregon. Prices were also pretty good. Thanks guys!

If you drive past the turnoff, yes, it is worth turning around for. I just cooked up the Choice…read moreTriTip roast in a thick Italian soup. It is flavorful and tender. (2.98 a pound). The prime cut was $6.98 a pound, and next time I stop, I will buy 2 of each: prime and choice. While not the friendliest fellow working there, the meat is great. (I had the feeling he did not care for Saturday "shop duty." Can't say I blame him, for the ranch setting is gorgeous.) Enjoy!

This is a great place to go to happy hour and enjoy a drink and their happy hour menu…read more The kids like coming here as well. They also have space for meetings.

Stopped by this modern steakhouse in Bend to celebrate my partner's birthday! We had a reservation…read moreand were quickly seated. Our server was not personable at all, which was a bit uncomfortable at times. Inside is very chic and it felt like the right setting for an intimate birthday dinner. We started our meal with the hush puppies, and we each ordered a steak and side. I opted for the hangar steak while my partner went with the Kansas City, both of these cuts were new to us. The hangar steak was nice and tender with a meaty flavor. It was delicately topped with finishing salt and each bite was decadent. For our starter and sides, we both raved about the hush puppies and corn ribs - so creative! We'd skip the papas bravas next time - nothing special. I also ordered the cowboy butter but honestly the steak was plenty flavorful on its own. No enhancements needed. Overall, I'm glad that we got a unique steakhouse experience. RBC will nickle and dime you for everything on the table, which is understandable for the quality, but the service is so lackluster and stall. No birthday acknowledgement at the end either.

Super friendly staff that helps you pick the best selections on the menu great environment.read more

Atmosphere: Nice market-style store…read more Food: Food here is great. They have some of the best jerky in Oregon, sandwiches are good. Price: Prices are fair for the quality you get. Service: Good service, they are willing to give you samples of certain things Parking: Street parking

Some of the best beef in Central Oregon. I've purchased a half beef and loved every bite. The…read morepumpkin patch is great fun for the kids. Reminds me of my youth. Just fun outdoors.

I don't often write reviews, but I felt the need to after I saw a 1 star rating for DD Ranch. I…read morewas so surprised at the review and I didn't think it was fair that they had such a low rating based on a single review and I wanted to even out the playing field. I have not been to the pumpkin patch, so I can't speak to that. My relationship with DD Ranch has been as a buyer of grass fed local meats. I have been purchasing from them directly on their website and found them to be very responsive and professional. I picked them after I went to Locavore and tried a steak from every grass fed vendor to figure out where we wanted to buy our meats. I think their beef is delicious and well packaged in butcher paper for the freezer. I'm so happy they are available for our area and will continue to support them and their family for a wonderful product and excellent customer service. Thank you!

The meats are great quality and they have a huge selection of fresh and frozen meats. I love the…read moredifferent kinds of stuffed chicken breast! The brown sugar jerky is my favorite!!!!

The finest selection or premium meats The best deli…read more sandwiches fresh made Friendly and knowledgeable service

A little small but then again so is Madras. The best markets for me are ones that have mostly…read morelocals artisans/farmers, NOT people selling junk/crap like you find at any Mexican beach. This market was a little heavy on the crap side but still had several artisans. Not many farmers selling local food. Maybe they don't grow a vast array of produce in Madras? I'm from the valley so I guess I'm spoiled. The best part was the live music performed by a local family of four. Very nice!

Madras Saturday Market...as a tourist to Madras, it was a fun way to mingle with locals from Madras…read moreand the surrounding area. I am carrying away memories of homemade lemonade, fantastic cinnamon rolls from the Eagle Bakery, goat meat from White Diamond Ranch. Mmmm.... It was a small market but it had music, barbeque, potted plants for sale and gigantic watermelons. All of this in Sahalee Park with shade from old trees and a playground nearby for children. The one thing that was absent was the spinning wheel booth where children and adults can try their hand at spinning wool. (this is my mother-in-law who was giving me the tour of the market so she couldn't be at her booth) If I lived here, I would visit the market every week.

Small shop without a lot of selection late on the day. No problem though! Ribeyes were amazing. And…read moreif I wanted something else, they were super friendly and I'm sure had it in the back

Best meat in town! The teriyaki jerky is the best. The rib eyes are melt in your mouth good…read more Everything we have purchased has been delicious & the service is great. Helpful, friendly, and always with a smile! The ONLY place we buy meat in Bend!

Stopped by on our way to Madras for brunch. Freshly baked bread and other pastries…read more Quick service. The green goddess was delicious with fresh vegetables and quinoa. The sausage and egg burrito was good. The salsa was spicy. Great local owned vibes.

Frustrating and Inconsistent Hours…read more We travel to the Valley most weekends to care for elderly parents and often stop in for quick takeout sandwiches around 6:45 p.m., which has been convenient--until recently. Although closing time is listed as 7 p.m., this is now the third time we've arrived around 6:45 and found the restaurant already closed. Most recently, my husband walked in at 6:43 p.m. and was told they were closed as the lights were turned off, even though the "OPEN" signs were still on. We understand wanting to close up on time, but if the restaurant is consistently closing before 7, the posted hours should reflect that. It's frustrating to plan around advertised hours only to find the doors already shut. Please either honor the 7 p.m. closing time or update the listed hours so customers know what to expect. Consistency would really help.

Thank you all for donating meat for poor people. Thank you for doing that and it is so perfect and…read moredelicious.

These guys aren't butchers...at least in the definition of the craft. They are more like those…read morebutchers in horror movies as they clearly don't know different cuts of meat and how they are prepared...they just seem to chop and saw wherever their blade might fall. My two packages of spare ribs, normally each would be a rack of ribs, but the butcher boys put in two cuts for each package that mostly missed the ribs. I've also bought brisket done by them and opened up to find the oddest looking brisket I've ever seen. I like to buy local farm raised meats and unfortunately, most of our local farmers use these guys for butchering. So if I want decent butchered central oregon meats, I have to do it myself (and I'm no butcher by any means). These guys are disgracing the craft and the animals they are "butchering".