Luckey's Woodsman

Luckey's Woodsman We aim to bridge the divide between outdoor recreation and professional food service.

We’re making a little more room for what matters.For the next couple of months, Luckey’s Woodsman will be closed Mondays...
08/25/2026

We’re making a little more room for what matters.

For the next couple of months, Luckey’s Woodsman will be closed Mondays + Tuesdays.

September is bringing something pretty special for our family as we get ready to welcome our baby girl, and after a very full season, we’re creating a little more space to prepare for home.

These extra days will also give our crew time to rest, reset, and come back sharper — with more time to prep intentionally and keep the quality of what we put on the plate where it should be.

We’ve always believed hospitality shouldn’t come at the expense of the people providing it. Sometimes taking care of the work means taking care of the people behind it.

For now, you can find us Wednesday–Sunday, rested, ready, and grateful to feed you.

🌲 Stay grounded,
— The Luckey’s Woodsman Crew

08/23/2026

90s kids… you already know. 🌮🍫🍦

The Choco Taco was one of my all-time favorite desserts growing up. When they discontinued it a few years back, I was legitimately bummed.

So naturally, I started making my own.

And the more I think about it… is there a more outdoorsy dessert than a Choco Taco?!

No plate. No fork. Grab it with one hand and crush it after a day on the trail, river, mountain or wherever your adventure took you.

Our version gets dipped in 60% cacao chocolate and then things get fun — crushed M&M’s, pistachios, coconut flakes and whatever else we decide to throw at them.

Which brings me to the important question:

CENTRAL OREGON — SHOULD WE PUT CHOCO TACOS ON THE MENU?!

🌲 Trailside Kitchen in Sisters
🚚 Food Truck in Bend
🏔️ Or obviously… BOTH?

Drop a 🌮 below if you want to see these become your new post-adventure snack.

Bonus points: what topping are you choosing? 👇

08/19/2026

Six years ago, we started bringing Luckey’s back to life.

What began as a little food truck, a lot of hard work, and an old family name has grown into something we could have never built on our own: a community.

This anniversary wasn’t just about celebrating 70 years of Luckey’s. It was about looking around and seeing the people who have helped carry this legacy into its next chapter.

The friends who showed up when we were cooking out of the truck. The people who followed us into the restaurant. The musicians who filled the street. The farmers, makers, firefighters, neighbors, employees, regulars, and complete strangers who became friends somewhere along the way.

You showed up for the pig roast. You threw what you could into the pot. You danced. You ate. You laughed. You filled this place with exactly the kind of energy we always hoped Luckey’s could create.

70 years later, we’re still gathering around the fire. 🔥

We may be the ones tending it now, but this legacy belongs to everyone who keeps showing up around it.

From our family to yours — thank you, Sisters.

Here’s to the people who came before us, the community standing beside us, and whatever comes next.

❤️🌲🔥

08/13/2026

🏆 LUCKEY’S WOODSMAN WON BEST NACHOS! 🏆

It’s official. The Source Weekly’s Best of Central Oregon results are in, and Luckey’s Woodsman took home BEST NACHOS — and we couldn’t be more proud to be the first restaurant ever to win the category. 🌲🧀🏔️

We’re also incredibly proud to have earned:
🥈 Runner-Up — Best Caterer, Central Oregon
🥈 Runner-Up — Best Restaurant, Sisters
🥈 Runner-Up — Best Lunch, Sisters

And those three runner-up honors are back-to-back, after earning them last year as well. That means a hell of a lot to our little crew.

We couldn’t make tonight’s awards ceremony because, fittingly, we were out catering. So instead, we figured we’d celebrate by sharing one of our proudest (and most ridiculous) nacho moments yet:

A literal table-sized Mountain Nacho built for the U of O coaches at Pole Creek Ranch.

Turn the sound on for the commentary. 😂

Thank you to everyone who voted, everyone who has eaten a Mountain Nacho, and everyone who continues to show up for this little restaurant of ours.

WE DID IT. BEST NACHOS! 🏆🧀🌲

Now enjoy the biggest damn Mountain Nacho we’ve ever made.

08/09/2026

🔥 PIG #7 IS GOING ON THE FIRE. 🔥

August 15th is shaping up to be one hell of a celebration.

We’re firing up our 7th whole hog of the season at 3PM, and this one means a little more. The pig roast is PAY WHAT YOU CAN, with funds going to the Hold the Line Fund to support folks displaced by wildfires, along with firefighters and first responders out there doing the hard work.

And the music? We’ve got some seriously good people joining us:

🎸 Brent Alan & His Funky Friends
🥃 Johnny Bourbon
🎷 Our good friend Carson Hackett Bart on sax
…and you never know who else might wander in.

Pig roast starts at 3PM. Music, food & good times rolling until 8-ish… maybe 9. We’ll keep it going as long as the party does.

This is our 70-year Luckey’s legacy celebration, and we want to fill the place with friends, neighbors, old faces and new ones.

Bring a chair if you want to hang awhile — we have a feeling this one might get FULL.

📍 Luckey’s Woodsman — 352 E. Hood Ave., Sisters
📅 Saturday, August 15
🔥 Pig at 3PM | 🎶 Music 3–8ish | 💛 Pay What You Can

Come hungry. Come thirsty. Come ready to celebrate 70 years with us.

70 years in the making. 🍻🔥On August 1, 1956, my grandparents opened the original Luckey’s Restaurant. They had no idea t...
08/02/2026

70 years in the making. 🍻🔥

On August 1, 1956, my grandparents opened the original Luckey’s Restaurant. They had no idea they were starting a legacy that would still be bringing people together seven decades later.

While our official anniversary falls on August 1, we’re throwing one big celebration on Saturday, August 15—and we’d love for you to be part of it.

Join us for an afternoon of great food, live music, cold drinks, and community as we celebrate:
🌲 70 years of the Luckey’s legacy
🌲 6 years of Luckey’s Woodsman
🌲 3 years serving the Sisters community

We’ll have a whole pig roast starting at 3 PM (pay what you can), live music from Brent Alan and his Funky Friends as well as Johnny Bourbon from 3–8 PM, and plenty of reasons to raise a glass to the people who’ve made this journey possible.

Whether you’ve been with us since day one or just discovered us, thank you for being part of our story.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, August 15. Let’s celebrate 70 years together. ❤️🔥

📍352 E. Hood Ave., Sisters, OR

07/25/2026
07/23/2026

❤️ HOLD THE LINE UPDATE ❤️

When we first launched Hold the Line, we hoped we’d never have to use it.

Unfortunately, that time has come.

This Friday, we were supposed to celebrate Citizens for Communities’ anniversary with a pig roast. After talking with their team, we all agreed that now isn’t the time for celebration while so many families are living with the uncertainty these fires have brought to Central Oregon.

Instead, we’re turning that pig roast into something bigger.

Together with our friends at Lazy Z Ranch Wines of Sisters, Oregon (right off Highway 20), we’re inviting our community to gather for one purpose: taking care of each other.

🐖 Pig Roast
📍 Lazy Z Ranch - 68540 US-20, Sisters, OR 97759
❤️ First responders and those affected by the fires eat first.

If you’ve been evacuated, are working on the fire lines, or simply need a place to catch your breath, please come. Grab a plate, pull up a chair, and know you’re surrounded by people who care.

If you’re in a position to help, we’d love for you to join us too. Bring a side dish, a dessert, drinks, chairs—whatever you feel called to contribute. Let’s make this a true community potluck where neighbors help neighbors.

For those asking how they can support Hold the Line:

❤️ Add a donation to your tab at either Luckey’s Woodsman location.
💸 Donate anytime via Venmo Luckey’s Woodsman (every dollar goes directly into the Hold the Line Fund).
🍔 Come eat with us. Every meal purchased helps us continue feeding evacuees and first responders.
📲 Share this post so the people who need it know where to find us.

Our goal has never been to solve the wildfire.

Our goal is to create a moment of peace… a warm meal… and a reminder that no one in this community has to face hardship alone.

Central Oregon has always taken care of its own.

Let’s keep holding the line.

🔥 See you Friday. Bring your appetite, your kindness, and if you’re able, a dish to share.

Address

352 E Hood Avenue Unit B
Sisters, OR
97759

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 8pm
Tuesday 11am - 8pm
Wednesday 11am - 8pm
Thursday 11am - 8pm
Friday 11am - 8pm
Saturday 11am - 8pm
Sunday 11am - 8pm

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