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.

I tried the s'mores ice cream. It was delicious. My total was $7.15 for a single scoop. Which just…read moreseemed really crazy to me. The ice cream was delicious though worth a stop just one time.

Trust me when I say: you'll smell it before you see it. This dessert place is a must when visiting…read moreSisters. Oh man, they've got it all - ice cream, fudge, coffee drinks, etc. They have options for individuals with df and gf allergies, as well as vegans, which is happy! Something for everyone!! I had a root beer float, something I haven't had since I was a kid, and it brought me so much joy. They use an Oregon-based root beer to make the float which made it extra special and tasty. I can't recommend swinging by enough!

So good! Stopped in on a hot Sunday afternoon and it was busy. We ordered a bunch of things,…read morewhich were ready in about 15 minutes. We got a chocolate shake, cookies & cream shake, mint chocolate chip cone, marionberry shake, and root beer float. Hung out on a bench in the shade. We'll definitely be back!

We were hanging out in Sisters for the day and stopped by Sno Cap for some ice cream. We parked…read moredown the street and there was decent parking for a weekday morning. Thankfully we weren't there the day of the quilt show or else we would have had no parking. They have a menu with food too but we were just there for the ice cream. We ordered cotton candy, bubble gum, cascade blackberry, mocha nut fudge, and Kona coffee. The cascade blackberry I couldn't really tell what the berry was possibly due to the bite I had. It was nice and creamy though. The Kona coffee I would have liked more of a coffee flavor. The cotton candy was nice and sugary and popular with the kids. My favorite was the bubble gum because it had actual bubblegum pieces in it. Such a great find since the only place I have been able to find that is Baskin Robbin's. The only thing I would say with kids is that their 2 scoops in cup come on top of each other so if you are sharing you really have to eat a lot of the top to get to the bottom since they pack a lot in one cup. Service was not immediate but there was a few orders ahead of us so it makes sense they go by orders. There is a sign out front that eludes to slower service if this was the amount of people that show up to be patient with them. It's probably been better this weekend with the quilt show. I was happy with this stop for ice cream. There were lots of tables in the shade and within walking distance for the rest of the town.

Awesome stop between hikes on a hot summer afternoon. We tried few flavors before we decided on…read moreLemon sorbetto, Fudge swirl, Dulce de leche and Boysenberry swirl. I wish I could find something negative to say on any of the flavors but truly cant - such a hit for us.

Espresso with malted shortbread gelato is to die for! Gelato and espresso hits the spot!read more

Death by chocolate should be pulled out of stores as this flavor is more than bad tasting it's…read moredisgusting. Who ever thought chocolate should taste like this abomination should be ashamed of themselves. I thought with the hot weather it would be a nice treat but it got tossed. It has such a terrible taste and texture that I will not try any other of the concoctions. Folks just walk on by this terminal mistake

As I lie there, awake, my stomach has wrenching pains. It's hard for me to breathe. My heart is…read moreracing. A second and separate time l, had one more sip. Why? I love eggnog. I purchase this one pint in Madras Oregon. Two hours ago. I opened it up and I took a couple sips. It reminded me of my sister, Evonne love eggnog. At that time something, as it went down, it didn't feel right. A couple minutes pass. I felt nauseous so I went upstairs to lay down and it started, my stomach worsened, tied up in knots. My bowels felt like they were going to fall out. I laid there for two minutes and all of a sudden my body wanted to throw up whatever was in my stomach. I did and it felt so much better. I don't recommend this eggnog. There's something wrong with this batch. I went downstairs and tried it one more time bout two minutes ago. It was the same feeling there was pain flattery feeling like there was a substance in there like a metal substance. I do not recommend this product. I could not believe I drank that eggnog again. What's wrong with me? Why did I want to torture myself again? It was THE strangest feeling. I wonder how many other people got sick? Ok

This was our first time here as we were in town for the rock show. We throughly enjoyed it. Good…read moreclassic American food. The fries were good but I prefer mine a little more crispy. The service was amazing. It was a beautiful day and we sat outside.

What a busy place! We didn't realize we had arrived a little before closing time. We were…read morecheerfully greeted by the employees who were blurs of busy-ness as they expertly handled orders at window, inside & on the phone. There is a very small indoor dining area, and we found seats at the counter (but don't count on it during busy times!) which was an added bonus for us! We are rock-hounders and LOVED trying to identify all the beautiful pieces in the inlaid countertops as we ate! Our Mushroom Swiss burger was HUGE and served on a good quality grilled w/butter bun! This was no "McClown" burger! So glad we decided to share this time, because the Banana Split was epic! The pic doesn't do it justice but the hard-pack ice cream blobs were as big as baseballs!!! Tastee Treet is now at the top of our list whenever we're visiting here! Also, they do have a covered outdoor dining area.

Don't let the little ice cream cart fool you, Birdsong serves some of the best ice cream we've had…read morein Bend. They keep things simple, offering just a handful of berry flavors made by blending creamy vanilla ice cream with real fruit instead of dozens of flavor options. We ordered the blueberry with the dairy vanilla base and the marionberry with the coconut-based vegan ice cream. I had the marionberry, and I was honestly blown away. It was incredibly creamy, packed with fresh berry flavor, perfectly balanced, and not overly sweet. My husband and my dad were just as impressed, and we all regretted ordering the small size because it was that good. One thing that really stood out was how thoughtful they were with the vegan option. They thoroughly cleaned the machine before making my coconut-based ice cream, which I really appreciated. It's a small detail that says a lot about how much they care. The person running the cart was very friendly and patient. If you're looking for a shop with 30+ flavors, this isn't it. They focus on doing a few flavors exceptionally well, and it absolutely pays off. We haven't stopped talking about this ice cream since our visit, and it's easily one of our favorite spots in Bend. We'll definitely be back!

Birdsong Ice Cream is one of the food carts at Podski that surprisingly sells New Zealand-style…read morereal fruit ice cream. I never expected to find this style of ice cream in Bend of all places! They even have a legitimate Little Jem ice cream mixer. Their menu is really simple, with only two types of base, one vegan, one dairy, and four different fruits. They offer two different sizes, but I'm not sure how much larger the regular is vs. the small. The little display in the front doesn't make the regular seem much larger. Perhaps they should actually display the volumes to make it clear? Regular, Vanilla Base, Marionberry ($8.50) - They use a really, really stretchy base here, stretchier than most ice creams that I've ever eaten, almost like it has mastic gum added. Other reviews mention they use Tillamook as the base, but I'm a little skeptical. Tillamook is certainly stretchy since they use guar gum as a stabilizer, but I can't recall it being quite that stretchy! I believe most other NZ real fruit ice cream places use sweet cream as the base to really allow the fruit flavors to shine, but Birdsong uses vanilla, which adds a delightful note that enhances rather than covers up the fruit. It's a complementary flavor and works very well together, although I personally still prefer having sweet cream only. The fruit is blended in very well so there aren't any icy pieces at all, with the only textural difference coming from a small bit of crunch from the seeds in the marionberries. It's otherwise a sweet, berry fruity dessert. I guess the one downside is that the portion size is kind of lacking for the price. I get more from the real fruit ice cream places in Seattle for cheaper, despite Seattle being much higher cost of living. (4/5) Birdsong serves a pretty decent representation of New Zealand real fruit ice cream, at least to my limited knowledge! It's certainly worth a try, if not just as a sweet frozen treat.