Avid grill man himself, Tyler Frazer decided to open up his own barbecue joint after years of honing his skills in others around the country. Serving finger licking good barbecue cuisine, Tyler's Barbecue is known as one of the best in town and has been known to sell out long before closing time. Mouthwatering menu items include sliced brisket sandwiches, ribs, hot links and more. Don't forget the classic sides, the baked beans and potato salad get just as much love in preparation and execution as the barbecue! This simple, yet delicious barbecue joint is the perfect place to get a plateful of a home cooked, traditional Texan meal.
A small little dive bar, Coyote Bluff has been featured on the Travel Channel's Man vs. Food. Coyote Bluff features an impressive array of hamburgers including the California Burger with avocado and sour cream, among other delicious ingredients, the mushroom and Swiss burger or a slight variation, the dijon and Swiss burger, along with other more traditional burgers. The crowning achievement of the Coyote Bluff burger menu, however, is the ominous Burger from Hell, topped with Tabasco sauce, habanero salsa, and sauteed fresh jalapeños, sure to bring a tear to even the most hardened palate. In addition to the burgers, they also serve up steaks and sides that are equally impressive. Another touch that makes this little dive a local favorite is the large claw-footed bathtub filled with self-serve beers.
Blue Sky
This no frills burger joint has found the winning combination. With excellent customer service and premium ingredients used in all of their dishes, Blue Sky in Amarillo is a great, budget-friendly place for a meal. With exposed brick walls and ducts, the spacious restaurant is bedecked in colorful Christmas lights and glowing neon signs. Their fries are made from the best Idaho potatoes, while the buns are baked fresh daily. Hand battered onion rings, jalapeno and chile sticks are made to order. The 100% ground beef chuck contains no fillers and makes for a juicy and tasty burger. So if you're looking for a casual eatery to satisfy, Blue Sky off of Route 66 is sure to be delicious and memorable.
Since its inception, Yellow City Street Food has been the neighborhood's go-to place for a quick yet delectable snack. Known for its fun atmosphere and over-the-top dishes, this is a great place to stop by for a delectable meal on a low budget. The menu here largely features classic American favorites, with a bit of an innovative twist. Remastered and re-imagined, with the influence of popular culture, the food served here is a more fun version of the conventional options. From the Angry Bird Taco and Animal Fries, to the smoked pork belly and quinoa cakes, this restaurant truly gives new meaning to street food.
Synonymous with an appetizing breakfast, few other restaurants in the city come close to the sheer quality of the food served at Ye Olde Pancake Station. Its rustic yet soothing decor coupled with its warm, friendly atmosphere, sets the tone perfectly for a laid-back meal with friends or family. Pioneers in the classic American pancakes, this is where one can truly feast on a vast variety of breakfast specials. It's no holds barred when it comes to how you want your pancakes, as you get to choose your own syrups, sides and fillers. Apart from its signature pancakes, this restaurant is also known for its western breakfast, waffles and country omelettes.
Voted as the restaurant with the best Chicken Fried Steak in Dallas by D Magazine, Hoffbrau Steaks is a fast-growing and popular restaurant for its delicious beef and other home cooked dishes. Tasty entree items such as Roy's New York Strip and Bandera Pork Chop is served with either soup or salad and a choice of sides such as steak fries, rice pilaf, scalloped potatoes, creamed corn, hill country beans, fried okra, mashed potatoes or steamed vegetables. New items are often added to the menu such as char-grilled quail and pork ribs. Also, be sure to try a margarita or a root beer float.
Spicy Mike's opened in 2012 with the goal of serving the absolute best bar-b-q you've ever had. A true passion of ours, everything you order here is made with love and careful attention to detail from the ribs and brisket to the pulled pork and slaw. There's nothing we love more than seeing people happy, and it's hard to be sad when you have a heaping helping of bar-b-q in front of you. We strive to make every person that walks through the door feel at home with our service and food, and we hope we get to do the same for you soon, too!
Crush
At the corner of 7th & Polk, you will find a lively patio, where people gather to celebrate the workday's end or meet before a downtown event. Inside is a Restaurant setting, where patrons can find great food, and an impressive wine beer and cocktail selection. The bar is made from old grove black walnut slabs. Local art graces the walls of poured concrete. We have an upstairs patio perfect to relax and have a cocktail. Our Kitchen hours are Lunch : Monday - Friday 11am - 4pm, Brunch : Saturday 1:00pm- 4pm, Dinner : 5:00- 9pm Monday - Thursday Friday and Saturday open till 10pm Bar Hours Monday - Saturday 1:00pm-midnight open throughout the day
