Rhojo's

Rhojo's is the best restaurant in Burns! My husband and I stayed in Burns for 3 nights (visiting Alvord Desert) and this was the best dinner we had in town. Food was Italian inspired with a contemporary twist. I had home made ravioli, and my husband had lasagna. Everything was in house made and fresh (we could see the chef work in the back of the restaurant). The salad was great too. We asked our wait staff to recommend a bottle of red wine and we liked it so much that we made a note of that wine to look for it in the stores. Rhojo's is better than some expensive restaurants we tried in Bend. Service was nice and the interior very pleasant. Highly recommend.

Got there close to closing (9pm) traveling through with a dog so asked if we could get a quick meal to go. Was told it was fine to eat outside (chairs already were already taken inside). Totally accommodated us AND the food was delicious! I had a chicken gyro and my husband had a Greek salad. Both dishes were fresh, beautifully to look at and plentiful. Total cost around 40 bucks including beer, wine and tip.

I walked by here the other night. Chef Michael asked if I was looking for something to eat, I wasn't, but I decided to go in and have a local are. I am so glad I did. After casually talking with him he mentioned that he could fire up the grill and make me some lamb chop to try. I was so impressed. They were succulent and tasty. I never expected to find this in Burns. Lucky me. I will definitely go back

Chef Michael is an amazing Chef. We stopped for lunch on our way through Burns and thoroughly enjoyed the food. My husband had the Cabbage/sausage and potatoe soup which was excellent. For the lunch course he had the Brats with Sauer Kraut. I had the spaghetti with bologneese. (Excuse the spelling..some words my phone won't type.) My grandparents are from Italy and he did a superb job. If in Burns...don't miss this restaurant. Would have never expected such delicious fine dining food in such a little town. Hats off and three cheers to the Chef.

A made up name for the place, Rhonda/John. Kind of tells you how creative these folks are. I have to say the age of the building put me off a little but after all this is Burns. On a side street just off the highway. The food was great and the one woman staff had some character. I feel like we made a discovery. Recommend it if your traveling.