Very expensive for the food served. The ribs were scanty to say the least. My seven-year-old…read moregrandson would have walked away hungry. There were too many weedy items served in the salad and main course. Overall, the food was tasty but not even close to a gourmet meal as described by the chef. This was my first and last time eating there.

Come eat at the farm. They grow organic vegetables. Picked fresh and prepared for you. Sit on the…read morefarm house porch. Wood fired pizza is incredible. They raise cows, chickens and turkeys. Grow, harvest and mill their wheat for the pizza dough - also incredible. House made cheese. This is a truly phenomenal farm to table experience for these two foodie's from Portland. YOU MUST GO EAT HERE WHEN IN SISTERS. TRUST! YOU MUST! Read my other reviews on restaurants. This is a special spectacular farm grub - a notch above farm to table dining, Try the fermented drinking vinegar with apple cider, kale or beet with loveage which provided the sweetness - healthy, tasty, cool and refreshing drink topped off with ice. You kiddin me - so delish! We loved the wood fired pizza using the homegrown and prepared sausage farm raised beef and their hand picked vegetables of fennel, red peppers and farm made mozzarella. Salads of course. 5 stars in a class of its own! Lunch at the organic farm! Tour the farm and see it firsthand! A farm store too. Holy cow! Chow!

great food and very fast service for lunch or dinner on the go. The food is delicious and very…read morefresh, nice and hot and made fresh everyday.

Delicious jefe taco, hot and flavorful. Carlos is rightly confident in his product! Will definitely…read morereturn and try other items...

Great tacos. fast Service Easy location and parking…read more Tables outside 7 am to 10 pm Right on main drag heading south on 97.

If you are looking for something amazing,tasty, authentic etc...easy grab n go... check this food…read moretruck out! PUPUSASSSSSSS!!!!

I had a delicious oat milk latte today, and I'm picky about my espresso. This place is kind and…read morequick. Just the pick up I needed for my long drive. So glad I stopped

Way overpriced for an iced coffee that didn't taste good. I tried pumpkin sauce in it and the 2…read moreladies smirked at each other, after I tried I realised it's made with real pumpkin, not sweet, and taste like they used half coffee, half water. I threw it away immediately outside. I also asked to use the bathroom and they said that I could use it but it had not toilet paper, but there was paper towels if I was okay with using that. I said thanks and left, what the heck?!?!

If you are looking for a place to buy hard to find meat/poultry items this is the place. The guys…read morewere all friendly and polite. The only place I have found in Central Oregon (CO) with duck legs and fat for making confit. Also beef shanks for Ossobuco. Beef knuckle bones for making demi glace. I forgot to ask about beef cheeks but I have a feeling they have them or can get them. Now the only catch is some of the items are bulk only. I had to buy 9 pounds of duck legs. I know it is a bit of a drive to Madras but you won't be disappointed.

Good quality meat , even better prices. Great customer service!!!…read moreIt's very well laid out , nice and clean .

Had a pizza from there on 11/6/25 and I'm from Texas and that was one of the best pizzas I've have…read morein ages. Thank you Keep up the great job

A little small but then again so is Madras. The best markets for me are ones that have mostly…read morelocals artisans/farmers, NOT people selling junk/crap like you find at any Mexican beach. This market was a little heavy on the crap side but still had several artisans. Not many farmers selling local food. Maybe they don't grow a vast array of produce in Madras? I'm from the valley so I guess I'm spoiled. The best part was the live music performed by a local family of four. Very nice!

Madras Saturday Market...as a tourist to Madras, it was a fun way to mingle with locals from Madras…read moreand the surrounding area. I am carrying away memories of homemade lemonade, fantastic cinnamon rolls from the Eagle Bakery, goat meat from White Diamond Ranch. Mmmm.... It was a small market but it had music, barbeque, potted plants for sale and gigantic watermelons. All of this in Sahalee Park with shade from old trees and a playground nearby for children. The one thing that was absent was the spinning wheel booth where children and adults can try their hand at spinning wool. (this is my mother-in-law who was giving me the tour of the market so she couldn't be at her booth) If I lived here, I would visit the market every week.

Amazing beer and friendly staff! Gorgeous views of farm country! Something new, different and off…read morethe beaten path!

Amazing place with even better beer and service! If you like beer you need to make it here!read more