How lucky to end up here with homemade buns for lunch and then homemade desserts, especially the…read morepies!! Dutch apple pie à la mode is ooh la la deliciously the best! Such welcoming and friendly staff. So grateful for this gem of a place!

30 year owner Fran ..co facilitators DJ and Becky rocking the service. Excellent homemade soups…read moresalads and veggie sandwiches. Fresh bread and rolls bought daily . Supporting Local business. This Burns community embellishes exquisite expertise. With home made dressings to accompany any salad preference.. this is the one stop shop with a little clothing boutique to boot... Her pasta salad was particularly tasty

Staff/manager was very rude and unprofessional. I had picked up a glazed pot that was marked…read more24.99. When the checker rang it up, it came up 39.99. I told her it was marked 24.99 on the tag. The biggest pot was marked 59.99 the medium glazed pot was marked 39.99 and then the pot I had picked up was marked 24.99. The checker called her night manager up front and the night manager said that it was marked wrong and proceeded to take the tag off of the glazed pot that I was wanting to buy, and basically told me it was what it was 39.99 not 24.99. Needless to say I didn't buy the glazed pot. I told her I would buy the glazed pot I was wanting in Bend. She told me that the stores where independently owned and they could charge what they wanted, and I was free to shop in Bend, Redmond, Ontario,...etc. etc. Apparently this store don't need local business or least not mine.

I am on vacation since Covid has been an issue we have been trying to stay safe. That being said I…read morecalled and spoke to a manager and they offer curbside pickup. They made it easy and they were friendly.

How anyone can give this cute little store run by a little old lady less than 5 stars is beyond me…read more The obvious answer is a reflection of the reviewers attitude, not the store, as this place is adorable. And simple. Not a whole lot here (for example, coffee) but she really is sweet and for a couple hippies lost in the Oregon ranchland, this was everything we were hoping for.

Small health food store in a small town with a surprising amount of alternative grains and snacks…read more Woman working there was very sweet.

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?

Family Home Massage Platonic Appointments…read moreDrDick [Retired Army MD DAVeteran] Free for local need! drdick@dr.com 541-589-8044 In Burns, OR area most afternoons.

Our new favorite stop for dinner and drinks. Clean, quiet, and fabulous food with attentive…read moreefficient staff. Greeted when we walked in 95% of the menu is made from scratch. Large variety of draft beer; a pint is $4.75 while a mixed drink was $5.25. Cowboy burger absolutely delicious! 10 out of 10! The onion rings were also perfectly breaded, nice flavor. Pool table available and it was nice seeing young kids eating and playing cards. Plenty of seating for a crowd. A great night! A must stop in Burns!

I love this place, food is good they have a great variety, pizza and burgers, steak. Prices are…read moregood. And we were told they use tallow to fry in.

Nice place. I haven't had the coffee. Got a chef salad and it was pretty good. My friend got the…read morepotatoes soup and asked for a piece of grilled Chicken and they were happy to accommodate. Good service.

Surprisingly good lunch spot driving through Burns. Had a warm chicken wrap and Cobb salad with a…read moreslice of delicious hummingbird cake. Food was great. Thank you!

Tried to return some cans and bottles before leaving the state. I went inside and asked them if I…read morecould return bottles, the lady told me to go to the machine outside but it might not be working. I went outside, it wasn't working and looked like it hadn't worked in some time, they have a sign up describing Oregon law which states they must take up to 144 bottles. I went inside, a cashier called on the walkie talkie for someone to count bottles...waited... a manager came up, asked if we were returning bottles, called someone else over the radio, then helped the person behind us with a money order. Then she left us to wait some more, she acted like it was beneath her to return the bottles. 20 minutes later the manager stopped back through, asked if we were still waiting. Finally someone came and walked away with out bottles, didn't say anything, just took the cart and walked away. What is going on in this place?

It's an old time Safeway, if you go back in time about 35 years and walk into a brand new shinny…read moreSafeway, then imagine it still existing without improvements for 3 1/2 decades, that's what you get here. The town is struggling and Safeway shows it. I went in for Mayo and pickles, not fresh veg. Lucky me. Staff was fine, store was clean.

This is the toughest review I've ever written…read more We arrived in Burns, where there aren't a lot of dining choices, save the Apple Peddler and the McDonald's in neighboring Hines. And because it was a Sunday evening, neither the Pine Room or El Toreo were open. We settled on Linda's Thai Room, located inside the Elkhorn Club bar. The reviews were generally good, although I was a bit skeptical about an Asian restaurant in a small Western town. Much larger cities have trouble offering anything beyond American-Chinese (meaning far from authentic) fare, so I wasn't expecting too much from Linda's. The first thing that greeted us was a sign on the door "WE ONLY ACCEPT CASH OR LOCAL CHECKS," even though there were decals for Visa and Mastercard on the adjoining window. A hand-written sign told a much more somber tale: "My mom and restaurant owner just passed." Going online, I was unable to find out anything about Linda. No feature story from the local newspaper. No restaurant website. Not even a photo of her on the restaurant's Facebook page. Most of the tables inside the small restaurant were filled with plates, serving bowls, glasses and the like. It's like the restaurant was having a rummage sale of things that had been in storage. And it turned out to be true. We sat at the only open table and after being handed menus were told they did not have any noodles or pineapple. That eliminated a number of menu choices. My wife asked the elderly gentleman who was waiting on us (who we later learned was Linda's husband) what was in the Thai fried rice. He looked back at us unable to answer. We suspected he might not have been involved in the operation of the restaurant and was filling in following his wife's death. Kristy ended up ordering pork fried rice. It was the saddest plate of rice I had ever seen. Except for the pork and some sliced tomatoes, there appeared to be no other additions. No mushrooms, no green onions or egg and barely any soy sauce added in. It wasn't very good. I ordered a Thai basil pork dish. It was surprisingly good with pork, Thai basil, garlic and a flavorful sauce. Service was slow. Linda's daughter was the only person in the kitchen, so she had to do it all. From a Facebook post, I learned she had come to Burns from Portland to help her mother when her mom was suffering from medical issues. From the post, the daughter said she didn't want to be there but came to help her mom, while holding down her own full-time job. In another post the daughter said she was overwhelmed by people leaving voice mail messages for orders they expected at a certain time, but for times before she could arrive after her other job and they expected those orders to take priority over people who were dining in. The daughter said she was trying to hold things together until the business could be sold. It's a tough situation for her and her father. I wouldn't wish that kind of grief and stress on anyone. I just hope than everyone who comes in has patience and empathy for a grieving family just trying to make a go of it.

We were driving through heading back south from Idaho and I yelped some restaurants in the area…read more Not a lot of options and I saw this Thai offering. Very mixed reviews but decided to give it a try. Saw they were closing soon so I called on the way into Burns and first asked if I could still order to go--didn't want to be inconsiderate. They obliged and took my order: the yellow curry with chicken. We pulled into town and I ran in to pick up my order, trying to be mindful that they were closing soon. It looked like they were just then getting started. Not another soul in the place. I stood there for a couple minutes and was told that I may "want to sit down as it's going to be a bit." I took notice of the ample handwritten signage all over the counter. "This is not fast food!" "Thanks for your patience.", etc. and figured it would take a little longer since they were cooking "fresh to order", so they advertise. I can appreciate that. No problem. I asked how long they thought, (15 mins) and said no problem, we would go fuel up the car and use the restroom and be back. We did come back and the food was ready. I was very pleasantly surprised that they had my order in a box with not one (typical of an order of curry) but TWO giant tubs full of curry. Along with a little box of white rice. I was so excited. Where I'm from, the Thai restaurants charge the same amount for less than half. The food was piping hot (tastebuds are still burned, as I couldn't help myself to wait. Haha) it wasn't bad but flavor was lacking a bit. A little bland. It was tasty and comforting but but not spicy at all. If you desire more flavor, order it spicy. It seemed like it was missing something. A certain spice or ingredient, but I couldn't pinpoint it. So like I said, overall: huge portions. Not a ton of flavor. But I will get many meals out of it and I appreciate the generosity. I'd be curious to try the other curries and see if the flavor changes. But I don't plan to be in Burns, OR anytime soon.

We absolutely loved our stay at the Central Hotel. We stayed in the Whiskey Room. The decor was…read morebeautifully done with accents on the history of the hotel. All the finer modern conveniences were available. Will definitely be back for another stay. Impeccably clean with wonderful sheets!

What a great hotel! On a 3 week motorcycle trip, we specifically designed the itinerary to be able…read moreto stay here based on the information I was able to find online. So glad everything I sensed about this was right! Even down to the creative email communications from the owners before and after the stay. The only regret is that we weren't able to meet any staff during the one night we stayed. We booked 2 King rooms that shared a common living room type area. Worked perfectly. Beds and linens were the best of our trip. Loved the way they maintained the historic feel but modernized in the right ways (bathroom particularly). I'd stay here again if I were anywhere near Burns. Huge fan.

Beautiful remodeled. Great food, pies, candied walnuts. Super clean! Nice family environmentread more

Love this place. Everything homemade from scratch and awesome BBQ. Also great breakfast burritos…read moreand biscuits and gravy. Definitely worth the stop.