Although Yelp and the official website showed open, this place is out of business. Arrived to an…read moreempty space with a "For Lease" sign on the window.

A new low in dining! Absolutely awful top to bottom. Serving super salty over seasoned tough meat…read morewith dry salty potatoes is no way to run a business. Wine glass was filthy and service was poor and this was at 5pm so no excuses. Ambiance was devoid of any style or grace whatsoever and the 90's rap music didn't help either. I could go on but you have been warned.

Eurosports is a must-visit on any trip to Sisters. This was my second trip to Sisters in two years,…read moreand (thus) my second trip to Eurosports. This time, it was on the eve of the famous Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show, so the beer garden was full of lively sewists enjoying some brews and live music. They had a couple of food trucks on-site, too, although the lines were long so I just enjoyed a beer (or two) and went on my merry way. The staff here were friendly, and the beer-on-tap selection, while not huge, had plenty of variety and I was able to find a nice, cold amber ale that I enjoyed immensely in the warm summer hear. Bonus: if you need some bike supplies, they've got those too!

Eurosport Bike Shop is so much more than just a bike shop!…read more My husband and I have become regulars at their Thursday trivia nights and Friday live music--both are such a blast. The vibe is always welcoming and fun, and the food carts on-site are consistently delicious. Plus, the Eurosport staff serve up great beverages with genuine friendliness. Yes, they do rent and sell bikes (and do it well). We've purchased a bike from them that we absolutely love, and they've also helped us get one of our older bikes road-ready again. Their service is knowledgeable, thorough, and never pushy. Honestly, even if you're not a cyclist, Eurosport is still worth a visit. Between the entertainment, food, drinks, and awesome community atmosphere, there's something here for everyone. Highly recommend checking it out!

Tiger Town Brewing was on my list for breweries to try for a long time. So when we went to the area…read moreto see the Painted Hills we made sure to stop here for lunch and to try their beers. I will get to the beers first. We tasted several different ones and unfortunately we didn't feel very impressed. Some of the beers had an odd aftertaste to them. But in the end we settled on the Tokyo Chad. This was a Japanese Rice Lager and we liked this beer relatively well. Not the best Japanese Lager we have ever come across but it was okay. Flavor features in this beer is biscuity and grainy. What we liked best about Tiger Town was the food. I got their cheeseburger with pepper jack cheese and their Sidewinder Fries (similar to French Fries only curvy) were excellent. Everything with the meal tasted good and fresh. The atmosphere is fun and has some quirks going on with it mainly with the pictures they have hung up in the dining area. Staff was very good. They were attentive and very friendly and cheerful to interact with. If we are back in the area we would certainly come here for the food again as we were very impressed with it. We just weren't too terribly wild about the beer.

You wouldn't think that a small town like MItchell would be so popular , but Tiger Town brewing…read morehelps . A true destination for the motorcycle groups , doing the "Fossil Run" . Great signature beers , brewed by them . Burgers and fish and chips were awesome . Stop by if you are visiting the painted hills .

This place didn't do it for me. The inside of the building is nice and the bar is fine, but the…read morefood is only food trucks (if they are open). The outside grounds have a decent backdrop of the Crooked River canyon, but you can't see the river and there's a lot of other junk in the area which takes away from the view. For me, it wasn't worth the trip out to the boonies for this. I expected better views.

Average experience overall with polite staff and reasonable prices. Meals arrived warm and filling,…read morebut seasoning lacked depth, making the visit fine for convenience rather than special occasions usually elsewhere.

Amazing list of beers and friendly service. Lots of TVs to watch the games. And don't forget about…read morethe burger cart. Best burger in town and easy parking.

My wife and I rolled into town late in the evening and were looking for dinner. Our research showed…read moremost places closed at 8 pm (it was Thursday). We decided to head for a grocery store. As we were driving down the road, my wife yelled out "turn here, there's a tap house there." We pulled in and walked in at 8:15. The bartender mentioned they close at 9 and last call is at 8:45. We ordered drinks and food and settled in. Nice looking place. TVs everywhere. Inside and covered outside areas. A fire pit. The food came quickly. My French Dip was huge and tasted good. My wife had nachos (she eats gluten free). The beer menu is long (50 taps), and they also have ciders and mixed drinks. The service...friendly and helpful. We will add this to the "must visit" list for future trips.

Update review. We keep getting a male server who is stressed out and impatient. Makes us feel…read morerushed. Acts like he's a great waiter and like we're unworthy customers. He sweats and pushes us to order and eat fast, doing that waiter thing when they pretend they are not rushing you. "Just checking if you need that plate taken away." Not fooling anyone. Brusque to my brother who is into fine wines and requested tastes of some by-the-glass wines before committing to a glass or a bottle. My wife stated she is uncomfortable around the server. We don't go to the Open Door much now. Old review. A real romantic spot. Great drinks. My wife loves it. Sitting outside is best but the bar is good too. Some nights they put tables in the art gallery out front and you sit around the paintings and jewelry, kind of fun. There used to be a waitress named Kristen or Kirsten, a lady with long hair and clogs, the best server I've ever had and I don't just mean in Central Oregon. The Open Door is the probably the best dining experience in Sisters. Living in Tumalo and working throughout Oregon, I go to Sisters often. Unfortunately Sisters isn't a great town for food. The Open Door has some very-good food, and some pretty-good food. You never know which it's going to be. The halibut, meatballs, and lasagnas are solid. Berries and cream dessert is great. The menu doesn't change much over the years. If my wife didn't love it I wouldn't go back so often. Get bored eating the same dishes over and over. When my brother and his grown kids visit they like the atmosphere, especially those small houses outside with the plants. However they have trouble finding a selection that works for their way of eating, allergies, one is vegan and one is lactose intolerant.

Great food and super friendly service. Loved the art gallery/restaurant ambiance; very cozy. Bet…read morethe outdoor seating is nice when the weather is warmer. We had the salmon/sweet potato chowder which had a hint of curry, chicken Caesar salad, and fall salad with salmon. Loved the curry dressing on the fall salad! All were gluten free & delicious!

Feels like an old warehouse converted to pizza and brew pub. There must be 25 microbrews and a…read morehandful of ciders on tap and wine. All guest taps. The place is eclectic decorated with old bicycles hanging on the wall, a 60's convertible Corvette with a flat tire, and old rusted out 30's / 40's Ford Pick up truck full of bullet holes "Bonny and Clyde gangster style." There's also a dinosaur on one table and a few more at the front door. You got to spend some time here and look around. Drink some beer. Get a buzz! Particularly eat some of the thin crust pizza. Takes three days to prep the pizza. One day for the yeast to rise. Second day for hand rolled balls to set and rise. Third day to press pies out. Darn good pizza we tried the #7 fig, bacon, feta and mozzarella with tomato sauce and the pepperoni. Lots and lots of out door dining that is shaded for a hot day or with heat lamps for a cold day. Hop vines growing on the walls. Go here, you're gonna love it if you're a hop head and a pizza lover. Crooked River is straight up fun grub, food and games. The games are table hockey, pool table, foos-ball and yes that all American favorite sport - corn hole beanbag toss!

This business has closed in September, 2023. In the same location is a new place called, "The…read morePatio Taphouse". Lots of beers on tap & food trucks in back. For more details, see The Patio Taphouse on Yelp or https://www.thepatiotaphouse.com

Colby was great Loved the tour…read moreBeers, especially the 37, were amazing Samples before, during and after the tour were great. Watch out for the lemonade, it will sneak up on you! Service was great, friendly and knowledgeable Ambience was young and hip

We stopped by here to get a tour on a Saturday afternoon but they were fully booked. I had the…read moreWhite Peach Bellini Farmhouse Ale & he had the King Crispy Pilsner. Lately I've enjoyed the taste of a fruity beer/cider. The Peach Bellini was definitely a girly beer.

We first visited High Camp back in 2022 when they had just opened, and that experience was…read morefantastic. Since moving out of Oregon, we haven't been able to make it back as often as we'd like, but I've never forgotten that first visit -- meeting the owner, falling in love with their hot seasoning spice (which they gifted me to take home!), and becoming obsessed with the homemade chili oil. Last night (11/20/25), we finally returned, and I'm happy to say the food is still just as wonderful. The flavors were exactly as we remembered. Our favorites this time were the Shapta and the Chau Chau -- both absolutely delicious. We ordered and shared everything family-style: * Momos - handmade dumplings * Shapta - beef dish * Chau Chau - noodle dish * Masu Bhat - chicken curry Most dishes came with a small side salad and jasmine rice. The ordering process is casual and easy: place your order at the counter, grab a table, and they'll buzz you when the food is ready. The staff then brings everything right to your table. The ambience is warm, inviting, and cozy. Even though it was 32° outside, they still had a wood fire going, which made for such a pretty and welcoming touch. High Camp continues to be a gem in Sisters -- absolutely worth the visit every time.

Amazing food and good beers in Sisters. Very niche and unique food but everything we had was…read moredelicious. I'm always eager to travel to this area, I will definitely be returning for a snack when I do.

We were in town for a bike race on a rainy Friday evening. Everywhere was full but we got into this…read moreplace and it was great! Great beer selection, more than just ipas, and the Mexican food truck is delicious, brisket is excellent

I just found out about Duffy's last week. I sing karaoke and they have that too on Friday nights at…read more9:00. Lots of space/seating inside and outside. Good food and service inside and they have food trucks on-site between the two bars, and you can bring your food inside too. I had chicken wings and ice cold beer before singing. It's a great place to eat, drink, party, chill, and of course sing karaoke! Everyone there is very nice. Parking can be a little congested but that's to be expected since it's such a popular place. Get there early! One of my new "go-to" places!