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!!

The food is amazing, the staff is always great and just an overall fun place to eat with the…read morefamily. One of our favorites!

Amazing burger and fries! We had the burger with mango chutney and the lava butte burger! Both were…read morephenomenal

The food here is so good and burger wild is so good so I got my food but she dropped a little and…read morewhen I was eating she came back with a basket of fries and said on me and I was like your lying and she was like no you can have the basket of fries And she was nice so shout out to burger wild

We always stop Wild Ride Brewing on our way to Bend. It's a great spot to grab a beer and some food…read morefrom the different food carts (not a lot of vegan options) that are there. They have a nice patio that is dog friend. Overall great beer, good atmosphere, and friendly staff.

Was excited to try a Philly Cheese steak sandwich from these guys today. I waited for 15 mins…read moreoutside. The young guy didn't even knowledge me. I got the feeling he didn't want to be there and he was annoyed I was gonna order something. So I didn't. Customer service stinks!

Pastrami sandwich is delicious. It's very good. The TG sauce is like Red Robin campfire but spicier…read moreand was also great. However, the roast beef sandwich was really unseasoned and had no salt. The fries were mid & the ranch was also boring. So it was kind of the tale of two meals. It's in a cool location at the Blacksmith Public House but It took a while to order and get the food. It was a little pricey for what you get, not big portions. Overall I felt the meh outweighed the good.

Great big juicy burgers, and some of the tastiest fries around. My kids do find the pepper on the…read morefries a bit spicy, but they have little to no tolerance. I ask for theirs to be unseasoned, besides salt. Forewarning, the side of fries is enormous, make sure you have friends to share with, or hefty appetites. Occasionally they are closed for the holidays, or for an family emergency. The Facebook page is great at keeping closure announcements up to date, and ahead of time. You can find the link to the business Facebook page on Wild Ride's "Food Cart" list.

Best burger with bacon I've ever eaten. Fresh, delicious,…read moregreat with Australian ginger beer. Thank you FoodFellas. Karen Denver, Co

We took our 4 year old granddaughter to Sno-Cap on a warm Sunday afternoon. She had never had soft…read moreserve ice cream before . We thought that Sno-Cap had the best soft serve in the area. At the time they only had Vanilla . We asked for a taste . My granddaughter's face was precious. After contemplating between the soft sever and several hand pack flavors , the female sever who was very gracious put together a kids cup (which is pretty large ) of soft serve Vanilla with Oreo cookie crumbs. She was a happy campers with ice cream and cookie planted around her mouth. Sno- Cap is a local favorite here in Redmond and in Sisters. Great place for ice cream at very reasonable prices .

The fish n chips are so fresh, the cod is delicious and light in flavor. The butterscotch milkshake…read moreis so delicious and the service is great and very comfortable family dinning style.

Super excited to see a place with Cajun roots in town. Called to see if they were open and who was…read morethe culinary influence. Lackluster effort from the person answering. Stupefyingly he did not know what a Cajun was. After I repeated the question of who is influencing the food, he guessed it was his boss. Drove to Redmond and tried it anyway. Ordered the fried oysters and the peel and eat shrimp and crawfish. $30 Food came up quickly. Here's the review : I'll start with a good. Six decent size shrimp. Freshly boiled. Tender. Good spice. Next were the oyster niblets. 10 of them. Ok. Looked like they were prepared by Sysco in a factory in Wisconsin. Decent but not great. Dipping sauce was good. Saved the day. Six juvenile crawfish with no flavor were tough, dry and flavorless. Wife and I each had one and didn't.want any more. We pushed ourselves through another one, but I was offered the last one. I said you couldn't pay me to eat more. Rule of thumb if you work for somebody, you better get some cheerleading training and be excited about both answering the phone and telling people about your place, and your offerings. Rule two: people are not stupid just cause they're a long way away from where good food is prepared and served. At the very least you shouldn't plan on that as a business strategy. $15 should get you a pound and a half if not, 2 pounds of nice spicy hot crawfish with corn and potatoes. If we divide the price of the shrimp and crawfish and half, you should've at least gotten a fair 3/4 lb serving of delightful Mudbugs. And don't tell me you're too far from Louisiana to get fresh crawfish. I do it all the time. These are frozen Chinese crawfish. Recommendation: keep moving. -A Born & Bred Cajun

The burger was FANTASTIC! Fried pickles, lots of cheese, smash style, caramelized onions!! So tasty…read moreI wish I had three more. The fries are good, crispy and seasoned. The sauces are all good, and the service is quick and friendly. The chef lady was kind to us and delivered the food promptly. General Duffy's location was peaceful and a nice outside vibe.

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.