We really enjoyed this place! We were looking for a spot to grab dinner and watch the Bills /…read moreChiefs game... Go Bills*! Rix's happened to not only meet our basic needs, but also if you can even believe it, was an unofficial Bills Bar. EVERYONE was rooting for the Bills or knew Josh Allen or just hated KC. It was perfect! Shiner Beer is my favorite beverage when watching sports and the gal behind the bar hooked me up with an ice cold one. Now here's where things get a little different. You can order food, but you have to cook it. They have a nice variety of meat options and we choose the burgers. The gas-fired grill was well equipped with seasonings and sauces... pretty much anything you need. There were a couple of bread options and a few toppings. On the side was a lot of beans and a salad bar. I wasn't brave enough for the salad bar, but the beans were great... just needed some chow chow. The burgers cooked up real nice and it was a good, filling meal. The price was pretty reasonable with 2 burgers and 6 beers setting us back about $80. I tried to talk a guy into paying me $20 to cook his burger, but no luck. *Disclaimer: I am not a Bills fan, but was traveling with one so we had priorities.

Hard to find much open in Wilcox on a Sunday. Drove by this place very hungry. Walked in to what I…read morewould call a dive bar. They had steaks and burgers that you cook yourself. The three of us had two burgers and a small steak. The salad bar was pretty good. I cooked the burgers and steak. The grill temperature was good so the cooking was easy. The meat came out very well and we enjoyed the meal.

Rolled into Willcox today for the first time in a couple of years. I was pleasantly surprised to…read morefind a new family owned spot, "Fried". I'll tell you what! This is one of the best burgers I've had in quite a while! Got the OG smashburger, added cheddar, (shoestring fries included). Sooooo tasty. As an added bonus, they delivered it personally to me at the bar across the street, "Macks" (where I was watching Sunday football). Fried is awesome, I'm sure I'll come back.

Tried the new burger joint yesterday. Poor quality, burgers were not cooked properly. We ordered…read moreone well done and all three burgers were pink inside, fries were mediocre at best. The board says all burgers have 2 patties, true but they are about the size of silver dollars. Price is $12 for the equivalent of a regular Burger King burger. Price includes fries. Buns are decent, but the burgers don't make the grade of even McDonalds. They do make decent fried mushrooms, however their burgers are not worth the price. I would take Carls junior or Burger King over them any day. Not recomended.

I definitely recommend. Great food and service. We were…read morepromptly and warmly greeted and the food came out very fast. My tri tip sandwich was excellent. The cole slaw was the best I've ever eaten. Oh, and the fried okra was great too. It was such a nice, clean place to stop during a road trip. It's right off the highway. I recommend if you are ever driving through Willcox on Hwy 10.

Stopped in here for supper on a Saturday night. It was busy but not crowded. The two servers were…read morefriendly but seemed a bit overwhelmed; apparently they're the only two working the entire dining room, outside, and the bar. They might be a bit short staffed. Great choice on the menu and reasonably priced. I had The Butler steak and it was awesome, as were the green beans with bacon and the loaded baked potato. The salad bar seemed popular, though I didn't have anything from it. Decent beer selection. The food was excellent. Overall it was a very good experience, I'd just recommend adding a few more folks to help out the very busy waitresses.

We found the food to be really really good, and therefore, it squeaks a 5-star. Service was great…read more Coffee... good enough. Chile stuffed omelet-- very good with Hatch peppers. It's a cafe, not a broad menu, also not on 52nd St in Manhattan. Instead, lovely local flavors, and pretty good values. Very clean, not a lot of variety but enough to please us very well. It's NW of the freeway intersection. Lots of crews go here; they can handle a large table. They'll make meatless dishes if you ask; it's all made to order, nothing baked in a city far away from you, frozen, then chipped to a local microwave. And for that reason, the diner-atmosphere felt good and tasted great.

Where to start? We sat outside and the flys about ate us alive. I ordered the fried zucchini, fish…read moreand chips all burned. The service was bad our food came out and no silverware. I do not recommend it at all.

Big Tex BBQ in Willcox is one of the few delicious places you can eat in this area- however , is…read morethe only I know in Willcox that has the amazing railroad dining car as the restaurant you climb a few stairs to enter , but a robot named Rowdy , who delivers food to the tables once you order! The brisket sandwich I had was tasty- especially after the bbq sauce I added. The potato salad was different , seemed pureed , and still tasty. I ordered the Dane thing to take to my friend who was watching my dog while I went out- he loved all of it! I did have a cocktail called the Dancing Drip I think? Had vodka and other things but it was pretty and tasty was all I know! Forgot to take pic of all the food and rest of menu- enjoying the fun conversation with the other 4 friends who I was with! The service here fantastic and one of the servers was in the "Currents" magazine mailed to our homes this month- featuring Rowdy the robot! Just a fun lunch and recommend if you find yourself in Willcox, AZ!

Stopped here before hitting a few of the wine tasting spots in town…read more It has a train dinner car, really cool, outside and other inside seating plus a bar. Lots of interesting decorations with a cowboy theme. They even have robots bring the foot making sounds of a train. I had the Salad bar, fresh ingredients and an ample selection of. My friend had the pastrami sandwich with pinto beans. He said it tasted good and the sandwich had an ample amount of pastrami. He really liked the pinto beans, good flavor and most importantly cooked to the correct texture. The waitress was super friendly and engaging which made it he experience that much better. If you find yourself in Wilcox and are hungry then try this place.

I mean... it was just a strange experience? The food was alright despite stale fries and a liquidy…read moreshake but like, the energy was just so strange. It honestly felt kind of special to experience this particular employees first day on earth. Everything we said was met with a completely irrelevant and nonsensical response. I'm not sure she knew what we were asking for until we explained it very slowly as though speaking to a spooked horse, gently requesting no pickles on my burger. It sort of felt like pulling teeth to order three items. Anyway, it was just kinda weird but whatever.

super weird, tables were completely uncleaned and bathroom had urine all over the toilet and walls,…read moreservice was horrible, they forgot multiple items and soda machine was broken. Do not eat at this location

I took my Wild Game harvest over to Scott at Wilcox Meat Packing House, and you would've thought…read morethat I was family if you were an outsider looking in. Their customer service is second to none, and their choice of meat selection is top grade. If you're looking for quality service and meat that is handled the old fashion way, then this is the place for you.

They were very nice but the meat was tough and tasted different than what I'm used to. I don't…read morethink they are a real butcher shop that does one cow at a time like they do at Ramey's in Brawley. I think the meat is butchered elsewhere in a large factory that mixes cows from different sources or maybe grows some in a lab? I can watch them butcher at Ramey1's and it is clearly different here. Like maybe they cut a steak off of a bigger piece of meat, custom for you. I just don't see any signs of it being a real butcher shop. I prefer local beef, butchered locally.

On our way to Palm Springs we were craving some old fashioned American breakfast. Country Pride…read moredefinitely cured our cravings. Our sever was so attentive and sweet. Our food came out fast and delicious. There was so much food, so we took leftovers. Very happy we decided to stop.

Country Pride was a great stop during a car-charging session. We walked across the street and ended…read moreup having a tasty breakfast. The omelette was delicious and buttery, the tater tots were perfectly crispy, and the pancakes were fluffy and satisfying. The staff was genuinely friendly, and everything came out quickly, which was exactly what we needed while on the road. Solid, comforting breakfast food with warm service in a very cold winter day--definitely a dependable stop.

Customer service needs improvement. I've been by on 3 different occasions since the monopoly game…read morestarted and always order the sausage, egg McMuffin and a hash brown which both are supposed to have game pieces on the wrappers and not once have I received any game pieces. The bread is never toasted and the egg was wet.

We were here two days ago and had great service and stopped on our way back home and sadly didn't…read morehave the same experience. My son's burger was supposed to have extra ketchup and there was less than a normal order of ketchup on it. Our burgers were supposed to have everything and we only had minimal ketchup and mustard. Went inside to say the pickles and onion were missing and they took our burgers back and threw pickles and large pieces of onion on them and gave us back cold burgers.

After hiking the Chiricahua's and driving home I've never been so happy to see a Dairy Queen. Fast…read moreand friendly service, and my snickers blizzard was spot on delicious!

Workers are wonderful and helpful even let me get a pupcup for my son even though he's not a four…read morelegged baby,they went and put fruit pebbles on it too