Cottonwood Cafe

Extremely disappointing, I really miss the old menu/owners. The food used to be exquisite, what would be as expected from a real chef in a restaurant that was operated by owners who only wanted to serve the best of the best in quality and ingredients. The atmosphere used to feel like stepping back in time, a cozy country home from the early 1900s with soothing bluegrass music on. Now the food and the atmosphere feels extremely stream-lined, like you might as well go to any small hipster joint in Portland or Los Angeles that is failing to be unique with uncomfortable surroundings and food that you can get at Shari's. Not only has the menu gone downhill, the prices have increased, and the side prices are very high- for instance, a hefty additional cost for a cup of fruit in which used to be included.
Unfortunately the only positive things that I can claim from our last experience is that the staff is friendly, coffee is good, and the service wasn't super slow. Either way, it is not our beloved Cottonwood brunch spot that it used to be and we will not be returning.

Great food, friendly staff, fair prices.

RueBend...you must have it, with sweet potato fries...thank me later...

The restaurant is very small. It is difficult to maneuver and there is no place to wait to be seated without being in the way. That being said, it was one of the best breakfasts I have ever eaten. Food was great and the atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely as well. Wonderful wait staff!

VERY tasty brunch, but probably one of the more expensive meals in Sisters. I'll definitely go back. They're on the upscale side of things, but they were very gracious with our slightly misbehaved 2 year old. Overall a good place for foodies with or without kids.

Tuesday, 3/29 at 10:25AM. Shown as Open on website, Yelp, etc. got there and was closed. Sign on door said was open 7 days a week 8AM to 2PM. Door locked, no one there. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. I won’t be back.

Quaint tiny delicious place. Wonderfully locally inspired menu. A gem in sisters. Call ahead as there is limited seating.

This is just a good home town feel of a place. Their Hollandaise will ruin you on other eggs benny. If for some reason it is broken they will make it right. Fun art on the wall and a good brunch menu. Grab a burger if they have them from Chow.

We read reviews on Jen's Garden it sounded good. It is nice and the food is pretty good. I just wanted to add a few things I felt was wrong with some of the reviews I read. One was they give you a lot of food and you have to take some with you. Maybe if you're a petite eater this is true. My wife weighs 110 lbs and she left hungry I even asked for more bread. A few hours later I stopped a McDonalds to get something to eat. They don't feed you a lot, their food is works of art.
The other thing was a review said it cost about $26 a plate. They have a four cores meal each course is $26 so times that by four. If money is no object no problem.
I had a steak dish it was good my wife had quail dish. She had an appetizer I had a salad nothing special. We had water to drink with a 10% tip it cost $80. Then we went and ate again in a couple of hours.
It is a nice place the waiter is very nice and it is cheaper than flying to France to eat. Not really my kind of place to eat. If you want to impress someone this would be a good way to do it.

Food was nasty. Service was terrible. They are letting anyone come in amd use the restroom that is meant for customers only. With everything going on in today's world I don't believe thats a great idea. We are on our anniversary weekend. Let's hope this place didn't ruin the entire day for us. Stear clear. The toast was so hard I couldn't even eat it. 10$ for 1 biscuit with canned gravy on it. 6$ for a side of toast and 1 egg