This pizza was so good! I was having a hard time deciding what kind to get so I went with the…read moreemployee's recommendation and got the spring mushroom pizza. He did not steer me wrong! The combination of the white sauce, mushrooms, herbs, and lemon was perfection. I would gladly eat it again but I'd also want to try out some of their other flavor combinations! The pizzas here are a little pricier at around $20 per pizza (individual 10 inch size) but honestly, based on what I tasted, they are worth it. Just don't come here looking to feed your family for cheap. But if you're just looking for amazing pizza, this is the place to go!

This is a food truck parked at The Barn in Sisters, which is a really cool place to have a drink…read moreand have food from several of the food trucks parked there. We got drinks from the Barn and then placed our order from the truck and found a seat outside in the beautifully appointed artful garden area. You can also sit inside the Barn area. We were given a pager. The pizza is pretty decent for a food truck and is wood fired. We ended up getting half pepperoni and half sausage. There are 6 slices in a 10 inch pie. The crust was good and chewy and the sausage seemed good quality. This is a really convenient site for drinks and food, and I would definitely return if in the area again.

A really cute barn housing a bar carrying local beers, ciders, wine and cocktails with surrounding…read morefood trucks, making this place an awesome venue to come and grab a drink and food from whatever truck you choose then sit and enjoy the quaint outside atmosphere or sit inside at the many tables available with even a second story. They even serve their own food Thursday thru Sunday, burgers and fries. My husband and I opted for a berry cider and a drink called sunset reverie the first night. Yes we stayed in Sisters 2 nights and ended up coming here both nights. The sunset reverie was a great balance between sweet and sour with the lemon in it. My husband enjoyed his cider. We ordered a pizza from Boone Dog Pizza, and it was decent. The second night we had already eaten and just stopped by for drinks, but I wish I had tried their burger. I saw one go by, and it looked really good! I tried Hot Girl Summer drink the second night which had elderflower in it and gin, but I still preferred the Sunset Reverie. We enjoyed sitting outside with all the neat metal art in the yard, and service was good. You are expected to bus your own table, but the bartender was very knowledgeable about the house made syrups in the drinks, etc., and happily answered questions. This place is a great spot in such a small quaint town.

Possibly the best venue for kids that I've eaten at. Good selection of beer and cocktails. Amazing…read moreoutdoor area. They also serve food, which I missed during our first drink order. The pizza cart and vegan cart were both amazing and high quality. For kids there is a stage, a hill, and a sandbox and it was easy to let them roam with all the other kids which we finished dinner. 10/10. Will be back!

Stopped here while visiting my daughter from California and happened to have some time to spare…read morebefore meeting up with her. I randomly came across this place, and I'm so glad I did! It's a cute little spot that was quiet, cozy, and welcoming. I was greeted by a friendly host who quickly seated me in a booth, took my drink order, and came back shortly after to take my food order. I ordered the BLT sandwich with tater tots, and it was so good! My food arrived quickly, the tater tots were still hot and crispy, and the sandwich was fresh and delicious. A great little find while I was in town. I would definitely recommend it and would happily come back!

Every one was very polite an nice an the food was the best I had the prime rib chicken fried…read moresteak an my husband had the stroganoff an sald it was the best my husband said his meal was better than he had in his life I was thankful for good food the cooks did excellent i give them 100% an the waitress are my rock star

We had a bit of a wait but it was so worth it. The pizza was hot out of the oven, delicious and…read morewell made and the place smelled really good. The guys working that night worked so hard to make sure everyone got their orders filled. I appreciated they had a gluten free crust also. We also saw the large and giant pizzas they made. They REALLY were LARGE and GIANT not like chain pizza places. We loved it and I highly recommend going there.

Thurs night (10-8-26) I ordered a 14" pizza ($22) (and a 2 liter soda ($4.5), to meet minimum $25…read moreorder for delivery) to have delivered to my motel room, with all the various fees plus a 15% tip, total $40. The delivery time frame was 8:04 pm to 8:18 pm. At 8:23, I texted; no reply. At 8:28, I called, and they said their delivery vendor is really slow and asked if I could drive to pick pizza up. I did. Inside the restaurant, the help said, "You might want to reheat the pizza. I said I was in a motel; she said, Don't you have a microwave? I said I didn't spend $40 to reheat my pizza right after it was baked--and there was no offer to refund the service charges. On Monday, I will call my credit card company and request a full refund.

First time there. Had vegi samosas and yeti onion string (gluten free). Both were fantastic. Great…read moresauces come with them for dipping. Great service and lovely outdoor space with tables in the shade. Will definitely be back!

Gem of a restaurant in Sisters, especially if you're staying at Black Butte since it's only 15 mins…read moreaway and beats both the lodge and Robert's pub of you're looking for variety and are a little adventurous. The seating is great, and staff are really friendly, but what stands out is the authentic Nepalese cuisine. I'd recommend: Kids chicken fried rice, paired with the chicken chilli- neither of these are spicy and have a great deal of flavor / it's a fusion of Indian and Chinese food. The Himalayan drunken noodles - this is an Indo-Chinese take on pad-see-ew - there are very subtle hints of Indian curry flavor in them The pork and chicken momos - these are like dumplings, and come with a nice tomato/garlic dipping sauce If you choose to dine in, there are plenty of tables in a spacious room and also outdoor seating. If you're the adventurous type of eater, give this a try / you won't be disappointed!

Overall rating was 3.75. We stopped in with a group of 14 and were able to get seated outside right…read moreaway. Our waiter Prefecto did a great job juggling all of us and his other tables. It was nice that when we were ordering our drinks they were going straight into the system table side so we got them really quick. I ordered the TCB Spiked Marionberry Lemonade drink which was tasty and not too sweet. The menu had a lot of great options and their kids menu was hit with all of our kids. For the adults- The food was pretty good, but nothing really memorable.

After a hike by the Metolius River Trail by Camp Sherman with our friends we were hungry for some…read morelunch. My wife and I haven't been to Three Creeks brewery in many years. We arrived a little after noon when the pub opened on a Sunday. Our server Austin was friendly and helped my wife out with some menu questions. My wife had subbed a garden burger for the American Smash burger with fries. She liked her choice. I had the Mushroom Swiss burger with fries and a pint of Five Pine Chocolate Porter. A Brown Porter that features 2 pounds per barrel of the finest Belgian dark chocolate, creating a slightly roasty brew with chocolaty satin finish. The beer was fine . My burger was over cooked for me. I wasn't given the option of how I wanted it cooked. I should have mentioned that when ordering . Most restaurant servers would ask you that question when ordering a burger. I would try something different if and when we make another appearance.

I ate at Rock and Troll food cart in sisters two weekends ago. I had the salmon skewers with a…read morefresh salad and french fries. For all of you who like to support small and locally owned businesses, this is your opportunity to support a really good one. The salmon was grilled outside to perfection. Getting a fresh salad to go is such a hard thing to find in Central Oregon or anywhere for that matter. The salad dressing was really great, I got honey mustard. I was thrilled to find a healthy meal for less than $10. The people who own the food cart are really great people and genuinely take pride in the food that they provide. It sounds like they catch their own fish as well. Looking for a truly healthy lunch or dinner on-the-fly in sisters Oregon? Go visit the Rock and Troll Food cart by Eurosport. I highly recommend this business.

Coco Loco has the best tacos! Absolutely Fire! I will hunt them down every time I come to town!…read moreChefs kiss!

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

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.