This place is a gem in downtown Madras. I am in town visiting Central Oregon and went to Wild Bleu…read morefor a DIY Class. This was the best fun class activity night I have attended. The beer they had on tap was delicious. I had a Blonde ale and was very pleased. The staff was very friendly and the other patrons and class attendees were fun. They have a variety of options upcoming to attend DIY classes which will be a lot of fun to attend. I will be keeping up with options for attending these in future trips to the area. Wish there were places like this on the East Coast because it's a great idea.

Stopped in here based solely on the two reviews and the need to use the toilet. Most relaxed 'bar'…read moreI have ever been to. It just looks like a friend's yard party. Walk in, look around to see who works here - it won't be obvious- and get a local beer. Go out back and misted on a hot day. Grab a lawn chair or bring a blanket as one couple did when we were there and relax and enjoy. They have a food truck in the back. I got the chicken wrap that was tasty and generous. Love this place.

Sarah and crew are friendly and get er done. The cooks provide quality food above the norm in a…read morevenue such as this. The locals who are the "base" support of this establishment are always nice and friendly. Lonnie......???? lol

Always enjoy our meals at DI when we are in town. You can't beat Thursday taco night or Friday'…read moreprime rib. Delicious! Sierra provides great service. She is understanding with the changes we always seem to make and witty in handling the teasing. She just keeps on going with a smile on her face.

Love the food and the drinks, great atmosphere and the service is good. The games are fun to play!read more

Amazing staff, super friendly environment and great food! Can eat play and drink. Love taco Tuesday!read more

Love this little hole in the wall. Love the people and the drinks. Food carts all around.read more

This is as Madras as it gets. Small town bar with a small town feel. Bar tender works super hard…read moreto meet everyone's requests. The food is good and the drinks are not watered down. You choose the music, play some pool or do a little video gambling. You will meet locals in this bar. We were there on a Saturday night and it was the perfect size group. Not to big you can't enjoy yourself not to small you can't have a good time watching people. A must stop.

The food is good and the service is great. The ambience is good and I am looking forward to when…read morethe brewing portion is setup and fully in place. A nice stop when I drive through Madras on my way to Portland.

We brought family here while they were visiting, and unfortunately, we won't be returning. The…read moremusic was ridiculously loud, making it almost impossible to enjoy our time together. On top of that, they only had one salad left and one gluten free bun left, and it was early evening before 6pm. It took a long time to flag down our waiter to ask them to turn the music down while we were waiting for our food. The music was finally lowered a little bit, but the overall environment just wasn't enjoyable. Won't be going again. Food: 2/5 | Service: 3/5 | Atmosphere: 1/5

The food was amazing and it was worth the wait because we were waiting for our food and they came…read moretwo us and offer us a ice cream sandwich

Loved the friendly vibes here!…read more We were staying nearby passing through Oregon and The Spot was one of the places in town open a little bit later, so we decided to come here and I'm so glad we did. It's a beautiful set up with an outdoor patio set up with lights and fire pits as well as plenty of indoor seating for the cold and rainy weather days. It's a good place for dinner or just to chill over drinks. My friend and I came by Saturday night around 8:30 pm and it wasn't too crowded. We weren't super hungry, so we just got some chips and salsa to share as well as a drink each. The food menu is just one page and looked pretty basic imo, but the drink/cocktail menu is really where The Spot shines. They have a huge selection of specialty margaritas and martinis along with other specialty cocktails. Of course, since it's Oregon, there's a large variety of wines and beers (draft and canned) as well. My friend got one of the beers on tap, and I asked the bartender (also the owner as I found out later) to make me a mocktail. He was able to whip something up with non-alcoholic gin that was tasty. My one issue with my experience here - based on the final amount I paid (it's so much easier to calculate when you don't have to worry about taxes), I think my mocktail was $15 which seemed pricy to me, given that many of the cocktails on the menu are the same price or even cheaper.

This place was highly recommended by the hotel staff. I was excited to try it…read more Nice little place. But it was so cold in there. I kept my jacket and gloves on. We were the only ones there. . . lasted about a minute lol. . . it quickly got packed. They didn't have the soup I wanted so my next go to. . . taco, enchilada, rice and beans. . . didn't see that either. I asked the server if I could order off the kids menu. He was so great about allowing me to do that. I had a cheese enchilada, rice, and beans. It was ok. Not something that I would be rushing back for but it was good. My coworker had the asada fries. She loved them. The serving size was so big she had enough for a snack later and lunch the next day. I have to say the chips and salsa were good. Perfect amount of salt and the right amount of spicy. Sorry I forgot to snap a pic.

Service is 3/5, food 2/5, margarita 2/5. Food was served without silverware initially and Luke…read morewarm. The margarita is weirdly carbonated and just not good. Not the worst experience, but I don't think we'll be back. *Edit, my boyfriend had to expel his dinner upon leaving. Do not recommend.

Sadly, today at 4:40pm on a Thursday afternoon we were confronted by an angry, aggressive drunk who…read morestood at the bar yelling at us. Then approached our table yelling about masks. We sat at the table with masks in hand but had not yet donned them. This bearded man wearing a filthy white tshirt was not at all deterred by the waitress behind the bar or the cooks behind the counter. He held a whiskey on the rocks. Guess we were expectingbetter. Oh well. Left.

Last night I went to The Horseshow Tavern and after getting to the bar I ordered a Shot of Tequila…read moreand a Dr. Pepper. I was told by the Bartender they had to put water in the shot of Tequila. I thought that was strange and I asked why? He said they just had to because of OLCC rules. I asked if I could have the water on the side and he said no. I said never mind; I will just take the Dr. Pepper. Later I made a post on the Prineville Information page on Facebook giving information out to the community so they do not waste their gas or time, "I went to the Horseshoe Tavern tonight and they water down their drinks, I will not be back". After this happened the normal happened on Facebook and I was attacked like I gave out false information, while so many were defending the bar stating the old owners were to blame for the state of Oregon making them add water to the hard liquor. I was litterly verbally attacked by people of this community, (NOT all of them). The next day the whole post was deleted, and I got a warning from the group admin. I did not realize this until a friend reached out to me with some screen shots of the owners threatening me, Cody and Chris Suing. They own The Horseshoe, Wranglers, and Sons of Beer. I cannot believe that the owners of this establishment would stoop to the level threatening me or any person for only posting the truth and only posting what they are apparently required to tell everyone asking for a shot. By the way, I cannot find anything stating the State makes Businesses water down their drinks. I will be calling the state on Monday. I will not go into their establishments again and any get togethers I have will be somewhere else. I would not recommend anyone going there, speaking the truth will get you threatened.

My heart wanted a large, juicy, well cooked hamburger;; with some hot, brown, golden fries. This is…read moreexactly what was served when I asked for a cheeseburger with fries. I also requested everything; on it tomato, lettuce, pickle, onion, ketchup and light mayonnaise. This meal is the spot and cannot be replicated. I recommend this establishment!!

By far the most expensive beer in Central Oregon. Six dollars for a Coors light seven dollars for…read morean RPM. Decided to try their pizza, the lady thought it was to-go so it sat there for 20 minutes getting cold. Maybe that's why it seemed a bit soggy. I ordered pepperoni but instead, I got peppers. Was not a great pizza. I would go to the trading post before I went back there.

New owners. New menu with better options. More of a community dive bar now, in a good way! They…read morehave a great moderated Trivia Night with prize, which is a hoot. Friendly, attentive staff. in the past was more like a biker dive bar, Now much more community oriented! Theu have a breakfast menu, which I haven't tried yet, but hear it is good.

New menu is great, delicious breakfast burrito and my favorite club sandwich in town.read more