One of the best dining experiences I've had in a long time. We came with a group of about 15 from a…read moreworkshop conference, and several in our group have dined at Michelin restaurants worldwide-this was absolutely that caliber. Fresh, colorful, beautifully plated food with true options for everyone (vegetarian/vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, fish, meat). Beet salad was incredible, plus great appetizers (scallops/Brussels sprouts) and family-style entrées for our group. The venue is gorgeous and full of meaningful art (including the owner/artist's work). The standout was the hospitality-Sharon (founder), Rhonda, and the team were warm, present, and genuinely engaged with us. If you're in Sisters or nearby, do not miss The Open Door.

This was my second visit to Sisters. I decided to go to The Open Door for dinner. I ordered the…read morepasta dish for $25 which was supposed to come with [a] " white wine blue cheese sauce, chicken, fresh cherry tomatoes and chopped basil". I also ordered the $3 baguette and a mocktail for $10. The pasta dish was a massive disappointment. I had to search for the chicken such was the limited amount in the dish. There was a minimal amount of cherry tomatoes. The supposed "white wine blue cheese sauce" was missing from the pasta also. There was no Parmesan Reggiano cheese offered at the onset or freshly ground pepper. Perhaps The Open Door is not that kind of culinary experience. I rarely complain when I visit restaurants as I try to do my due diligence before I go. I spoke with the waitress, manager and one other lady who came by to check on me. I was told they could bring me some more tomatoes, etc. However, the dish should have contained sufficient ingredients to warrant its description which it didn't. Pasta is one of the cheapest mainstays in the restaurant business, but The Open Door's pasta dish took this to a whole new low. As for the baguette, I was given four tiny half slices of bread and not a baguette. In hindsight, I would have been better served going to the Sisters Smokehouse and Deli and ordering their Tri-Tip Sandwich - which is delicious BTW- than wasting my $ here at The Open Door.

Just passing through the area and found a great restaurant to eat out the food was tremendous and…read moreShelley. Our server was wonderful. The French dip was tremendous.

Monse was a great server - full of personality! The food was…read moregood, fun atmosphere. We have been there a number of times

Delicious food, good wine list, nice ambiance. No notes. Will recommend to anyone passing through…read moreor staying in Sisters.

Delicious and fresh food!! Poke nachos and corn soufflé were our appetizers and what a great start!…read moreI had the salmon for my main and WOW! Also a beautiful ambiance! Great service as well! This place should have a better star review!! Will definitely be back!

My husband is obsessed with the Sisters Sour (their take on a New York Sour). He first tried one a…read morefew years ago, and ever since then he's ordered New York Sours everywhere we travel--across the country and even internationally. Every single time, he tells me they just don't compare to the Sisters Sour. The cocktail program here is truly exceptional. From fresh-squeezed juices and house-made simple syrups to perfectly crafted clarified margaritas, every drink is thoughtfully executed and absolutely delicious. If you're a cocktail lover, this place is a must-visit!

The food was awful. Flavorless. We had t h e dip trio , gyro was so dry and unseasoned and had…read morehardly any meat. The cheesecake was good. We had the ale and the Huckleberry lemon drop both good. Problem was the server Katie was a bit abrasive and it made the experience uncomfortable. I ordered hot tea, the first service of it was cold. I asked for an after dinner cup of coffee and Katie told me she didn't want to brew me a pot to "waste on just me". How weird. She acted like I was a problem. So as a lifetime hospitality server I felt unwelcome and uncomfortable. I would have loved to eat some delicious gyro but I chickened out to ask for a remaking of my food. Ambiance here is amazing. The band was superb. The other patrons were pleasant and it appeared everyone was having a good time. Overall service and food need lots of work to be a place I would recommend. I almost felt like reaching out to management to see if they wanted to do a do over tonight but im not sure the food was the quality I would enjoy even at its best. Ambiance 10/10 Drinks 10/10 Food 5/10 Value 7/10 Service 7/10

As first timers, we were a little wary of ordering the elk, which is a very difficult protein to…read moreget right. They absolutely nailed it. Tender, not gamey, cooked for 5 plus hours until so beautifully rendered I would swear they coaxed fat out of it that doesn't exist. Sauces were delicious, especially the horseradish. The duck fat fries and watermelon salad were also winners. I was worried about ordering oysters this far from the ocean but whoever they are sourcing from did a great job. Delicious. Cocktails and dessert rounded out an exceptional meal and service was relaxed and attentive. We'll be back for sure next time we're in town.

This was our first visit to The McArthur, the newer restaurant on the FivePine property. We were…read moreexcited to try it while staying at FivePine for the weekend. The staff was friendly and personable, and the menu looked promising. We ordered the steamed mussels, beet salad, McArthur burger, and wild mushrooms. The burger was probably the highlight of the meal. Mine was a little more done than I prefer, but it was still very good. The beet salad was enjoyable, though not particularly memorable. The mussels were okay, but several were chewier than I'd expect. The biggest disappointment was the wild mushrooms. I was expecting something that would showcase the variety and flavor of wild mushrooms. Instead, the texture and taste reminded me of the canned mushrooms I grew up eating as a kid. Nothing was bad, but nothing really stood out either. We passed on dessert and left feeling a little underwhelmed given the prices and the setting. Would we come back? Probably not. In fact, when we were deciding where to eat the following night with friends, we suggested Three Creeks Brewing instead. If you found this review helpful, give it a like so it can help others too.

Excellent food and service. Enjoy walking the town of Sisters, especially when it is snowing.read more

Food was ok. Table and stuff on it were dirty from never wiping down…read more Lots of flies. Staff was excellent.

We had high hopes I ordered the meatloaf. It was so dry. I almost needed a knife to cut. It had a…read morenice flavor mentioned it to the waitress. She didn't seem to care the mashed potatoes, plain vegetables, plain my wife liked her fish. I'd give it an average.

I wanted to share my experience at Three Finger Jack in Sisters, Oregon! I had read some negative…read morereviews before going, but I'm happy to say our experience was excellent. I'd suggest checking out their website as well, it shares their personality of this restaurant. We visited on a Tuesday night shortly after they opened. The place was busy, full of happy people, and the energy was great. We sat at the bar and patiently waited for the staff--understandably busy with a full house. The service was wonderful, and the drinks were fantastic. We ordered the shrimp tacos, and they were delicious--definitely worth it! I also really appreciate that they support local vendors, like Sisters Smoke House and Sisters Bakery. We had a great experience and will definitely be back!

This is one of my favorite places in Oregon. Fantastic ambiance and design, love the open windows…read moreand they have plenty of TV's. Haven't had much of the food, but they have a good beer selection. This is always a must stop for me when in Ssiters.

I wanted to love this place because I kept driving by it and thought it looked awesome…read more Unfortunately, when I went in, I was disappointed with the lack of service. There were a bunch of locals hanging out and they were treated like royalty. I had to practically beg for my drinks and my money sat on the counter for a good 15 minutes while the server ran around, attending to every other customer in the space except me. So if you're a local, I'm sure you'll love it here. It's bougie and snooty. Not my vibe. I ended up going to The Gallery a few blocks down and was treated with immaculate service and kindness, which made me feel right at home there. Every server in the space checked on me at least once to make sure I had everything I needed at every moment. Definitely cannot say that about the service I received at the ski Inn. I was treated like a subpar citizen. Won't be back.

Fantastic food with great service and I'm from north of Seattle. Clubhouse and the Burgers are my…read morefavorite but they also make some great salads and fries. I'm down once a month to check on my house, always stop in! Ambiance is perfect to an intimate setting to to the bar!!

Scummy people that charge more than the advertised price, and ignore you when you call about it…read more They're hoping you drink so much that you don't notice and overpay. "Management" is only in the building on mondays, so if you have a problem, you're waiting days for a response. I would recommend staying away from this place.

Bought a bag of their beans made a pot fixed my normal way... Wonderful Flavor!…read moreBalanced and so nice. Love medium roast and this is an amazing coffee. Carmel nuts and just the right sweet not acidic. Had to compliment this roaster. Must be that much better at their storefront!

The Maple Nut Latte alone is worth the stop. I got the seasonal version with oat milk and it was…read moregenuinely one of the best flavored lattes I've had in a while. The maple and nutty flavors tasted natural, not syrupy or overly sweet, and even the whipped cream was surprisingly good. A full 5-star drink. I also grabbed a sandwich, which was good and I definitely enjoyed it, but it wasn't particularly memorable. The coffee was the star. The staff might be the sweetest part of this place. Everyone was incredibly friendly, and even with it packed, they kept things moving and the whole operation felt surprisingly smooth. And the flagship location itself is SO good. It feels like a cozy Oregon log cabin, with tons of wood, art, plenty of seating including upstairs, and clean bathrooms. Exactly the kind of coffee shop you hope to stumble into while visiting Sisters. Would absolutely come back, especially for another seasonal latte.