Big R - the R stands for Ranch - is a branding that covers 70 or so independently owned stores…read morenationwide. I love Big R stores anywhere and in particular this one in Burns where I stop in half a dozen times a year to stretch my legs, use the loo and buy this or that in the store that I inevitably discover to be just what I was looking for and didn't know I needed. And while I'm not a nostalgic person, in general I think things are never as rosy-simple as they are remembered to be and the best days for everything are seen through the front window not the rear view mirror, I do wax a bit sweet-nostaglic every time I'm in a Big R and this one in particular for the "howdy neighbor" kind of friendly service provided by everyone working there in their Big R red vests. Whether you're looking for ranch supplies, gardening tools, fishing gear or bait - in the help yourself fridge in the store, winter duds (and what a GREAT buy is to be had on children's warm coats in off season if you time it right), summer frocks, flannel shirts, dog food and toys, horse gear, hunting gear, beekeeping supplies, BBQs, kitchen tools and cookware, house tending supplies, automotive stuff, landscape gear like sprinkler parts, kids toys, Carhartt work clothes, military caps for each service branch and...well, the list is nearly endless for what you can find. Including some candy or crunchy snacks for the road along with a bottle of water or soda - if you must but "that stuff'll kill ya" as my grandfather used to say. Every time I leave this store my heart aches a little to think how not just these stores but small farming and agricultural communities are fading away. But while I'm in it, I just immerse myself to enjoy the moment as in even the tunes on the sound system as I sing (quietly) along to all of them - "Soldier Boy", "Nights in White Satin", Herman's Hermits "Can't you hear my heartbeat" - and ponder how it is some memories fade but music lyrics are with us always once imprinted. And this is the kind of store where people strike up conversations with each other. As in the couple who paused while I was taking the photo of the "Bait help yourself' sign on the front of the fridge. Turned out she is from Brooklyn originally - as my hubby - and wanted to know what would happen if she opened the fridge. So she did. This was her and her companion's - he from Portland like me - first visit into a Big R they said and they loved it. It has almost anything you could possibly think of to buy she said, and such friendly people too. Exactly right. Thank you Big R.

I had a terrible experience in this store. I bought a dryer vent attachment that I did not use,…read morestill in new condition. When I tried to return it, the lady informed me that I was 1 day late on their 30 day return policy. Not to mention Big R price gauges their customers, because there is a lack of supply in Harney County. I will take my money elsewhere, you have lost my business!

This a fabulous kitchen supply store that serves the large ranching community that surrounds Burns,…read moreOregon and the high desert country of Eastern Oregon. It has a much bigger stock of cookware, small appliances, dishes and gadgets than one would ever expect in a small town. It has more stock than one sees in a kitchen store in most metropolitan areas! It is well worth a visit if you are a cook or know one. Conveniently located on the main drag through town, US Highway 20. About halfway between Bend and Ontario, Oregon. Hey, you've been in the car for hours, why not take a break and browse the shelves?

This is a surprising oasis of the coolest kitchen gadgets I've ever seen...in the middle of…read morenowhere! A wide range of the bare essentials, plus every imaginable kitchen tool created is displayed among the stores many nooks and crannies. I was sad to have arrived not long before closing, because I could have spent hours checking out all the hard-to-find supplies. This is most definitely worth a stop if you are anywhere near Burns.

Great friendly staff. Unique selection from Antiques to…read moregems and rocks. Surprisingly has a big selection also !

Ivy Warren has been newly remodeled. Think Gem, Mineral, Beads and rough & tumbled rocks. Ask to…read moresee their new collection of sunstone jewelry & and other Oregon rocks...They even have Purple Cow! Their bead collection is bountiful. Take your time and browse. There are other goodies too such as knives, art, antiques, collectibles and such spanning from the Victorian Era to present day. Make it a destination!

Oasis in the desert! Jewelry and crafts made by a variety of native tribes with intentional…read moredecorating made it feel like a museum. They even had a frog that snuck in and sometimes it would croak. The food was good and reasonably priced. I took it to go, the cook came out to ask me how it tasted once I took a bite in the car. Very sweet people, and I hope they are open the next time I go by.

Always a fun stop when heading to or from Eastern Oregon. Lots of Native American handiworks at…read morereasonable prices. We've bought a few things over the years.

Knowledgeable people, and a decent selection of well-priced flower make this place a small town…read moregem. I've been working nearby for a short while and it's become my go to spot for finding something new to smoke. I've noticed that some of my flower wasn't recently harvested, and proceeded to get stoned anyway. Special shoutout to Caleb for being an absolute unit.

First it seems like a nice store and budtenders are fairly knowledgeable but why is product so…read moreold!? Bought a medium tier 1/8th for $40+ and it was almost 2 and a half year SINCE HARVEST, they advertise fresh local grown flower and all thier local options are 3 years old, concentrates are ok at this location. With another shop just down the road its worth the extra 2 minutes on the drive to get fresh product at the other dispensary for much much cheaper (we are talking $7 1/8ths that are actually harvested in the last 6 months. God forbid you try and ask this store why this sell such old stuff you get called uninformed and that its "still good weed", when in reality the owners dont know the science behind cannabis. Save your time , money and avoid this location

Nick was awesome and answered all my questions. Great options. Love everything about this place…read more And to top it off it has a frozen in time antique like look and interior to go with it.

The rudeness of this place. Worst dispensary I have ever been to . The bud tenders are so rude. I…read moream glad they didn't get my money and never again will I step into this establishment .

Cute cloths but not any xs or xl sizes. Could not by anything :( would have if they carried more…read moresizes