Great food with a reasonable price tag. The staffs are so friendly - it felt like a very tight…read morecommunity. My highlight was the soup with chunky beef. It was so hearty I'm gutted that I didn't get a bowl of it. I'm still thinking about it two days after I had it.

Mixed experiences here. If I had to rate this business based on my first experience, I would rate…read moreit much higher. However, I've been back twice and the service and seating was horrible. The ambiance depends on where you sit. If you're seating to the left of the register when you walk in, you'll be seated in or near the bar. You'll also likely be forgotten about. My advice: refuse to sit there. Long wait to be seated? They aren't the only place in town. The food is pretty good, but nothing I crave enough to put up with lousy service and a couldn't-care-less attitude.

The waitresses are awesome and the cook and the food is dynamite fantabulous friendly, happy and…read morecomfortable environment small restaurant, but big flavors and good prizes

We're Rv camping and stopped in for breakfast. Food was delicious and the staff was friendly. The…read morebreakfast special was the perfect size and great price.

Been coming to the Benson City Grill for some years. The views, the Atmosphere, the Service, the…read moreFood are always amazing. Bartender/Server Dainara is the best anywhere. Always makes the extra effort in creating some really good drinks, including my favorite, the Jalapeño Margarita. Along with being a great Bartender, Dainara is always a pleasure to talk to. Would highly recommend the Benson City Grill.

Got to sit outside right next to the golf course, beautiful day out. Burger was great, as were the…read moregarlic Parmesan fries. Nice little pullout from the highway if you're heading east from Tucson, well worth a stop.

Do not under any circumstances order a burger…read more Stick to the Mexican food options. I really want this place to succeed. I used to eat here as a kid. But burger beware!!!!

This roadside dinner is on the east side of Benson. It is an old building with a musty smell as you…read morewalk in, yet it is a popular place for the locals. The menu is extensive but I just wanted something light to hold me over until dinner so I had three ground beef tacos, the special of the day. The tacos were indeed light with just a little beef, lettuce and cheese. The bottled sauce added a nice spice. Service was very friendly. The interior decor looked like it came straight out of Sonora with colorful rural art on the walls. I would come back for a heartier meal as the service and the customers were welcoming.

Denny's may not have the best reputation in the world and I have had some really greasy, poor meals…read morein some. The one in Benson, AZ is probably one of the best I have been to. The service is good for such an area and the food is actually quite good most of the time. Anybody who goes there expecting 5 star service and food needs to remember where they are (a Denny's in rural Arizona).

Ok, not fantastic. Service is not the best, and the staff doesn't even know how to split a check…read more Food is decent. At least they stopped playing the news in the restaurant, which used to make for an unpleasant dining experience.

Lovely dinner on our way home from Tombstone. Friendly and efficient staff who worked together…read morebeautifully in seeing to a large gathering next to us, while seeing to the other individual tables without missing a beat. We noticed your professionalism and your positive energy! Our steak and chicken fajitas were perfect! Large portions so we ordered dessert to go; pecan pie and Mexican chocolate cake, both absolutely fabulous. Love finding authentic and independently run restaurants who actually know how to cook and not just serve restaurant supply food. Delightful evening, thank you!

The ribs are fantastic! We were a group of 14 people. Ordering was efficient. Food quality was…read moreexcellent. Highly recommend!

Before dining at Tombstone's Longhorn Restaurant, I read the varied reviews. I'm not sure if the…read moredining experience differs due to the increased weekend crowds, but our weekday visits (yes, plural) were positive. Freshly arrived from checking-in to our nearby hotel and thirsty from the 8-hour drive, our party decided to grab cocktails and a bite to eat somewhere along Allen Street. We quickly realized that most shops and businesses close around 5 o'clock (which was approaching), so choosing the Longhorn, with its extended hours and large menu, was a no-brainer. We started with a couple of Bloody Marys and a blooming onion appetizer. The Marys weren't particularly spicy but were well-made and traditionally garnished. For an extra charge ($5.00, I believe) you could even purchase a souvenir glass. The blooming onion was also prepared well - not greasy - and came with a tasty dipping sauce I also used on other foodstuffs later. For dinner, my wife and I split the Dunkin' Burger (with french fries) while our friends ordered the New York Steak, baked potato, and a salad. I, personally, didn't think the dipping au jus did anything for our burger since the Angus patty was flavorful and the Texas Toast was soft and crunchy, so I opted to spread some of the onion's heretofore mentioned dipping sauce on it, instead. No complaints from our friends on their steak, which was still sizzling upon presentation and came with a large dollop of garlic butter. Do note, the Longhorn charges a plate-splitting fee, but we were informed of this in advance. We waddled out stuffed and satisfied. The following morning, we found that most businesses didn't open until 10 o'clock; so, being early risers, back it was to the Longhorn for breakfast! I was really blown away by the Country Fried Angus Steak and Eggs I ordered. Hefty, thick yet tender, and topped with a rich country gravy, the steak took up the entire plate (leaving room for the eggs only on top of it all). My wife's simple order of French Toast and bacon paled in comparison, though it was equally to her liking. It was a great way to start our long-anticipated day of exploring Tombstone's shops and attractions. The restaurant's decor beckons diners to explore Tombstone's history through the period photographs, artwork, and artifacts that adorn the walls in the two main dining areas. The backlit stained-glass murals are beautiful, casting a golden glow throughout the interior, and the furnishings perfectly reinforce the town's western motif. Another praiseworthy facet of the Longhorn Restaurant is the staff. Our two servers, Melissa for dinner and Shelby for breakfast the following morning, were so sweet. Melissa, learning we had just arrived into town, offered to snap several seated photos of us, and Shelby gave us a variety of suggestions for points of interest, attractions, and events that would be taking place the day we were there. Our sincere appreciation is extended to both these friendly, hardworking ladies! In all, we really enjoyed both our visits to the Longhorn Restaurant. Prices were actually cheaper than what we anticipated in a town relying largely on tourist dollars, the food and service were on point, and the overall vibe fell right in line with what a lover of western history would expect. Thanks to all; we hope to visit you again next trip!

We enjoyed dining at The Longhorn Restaurant in Tombstone, AZ twice because the food and drinks…read morewere very delicious. I'm going to rate this restaurant 5/5 stars for the area because our food, drinks and customer service was excellent!! We enjoyed the Prickly Pear and Golden Cadillac margaritas made by Richard they were excellent! We had 4 and could've had more!! The restaurant and bathrooms were very clean. The restaurant had a lot of historic photos and nice decor. This restaurant has a lot of room for large groups. Give this restaurant a try! Happy Yelping :)

Reasonable prices and the Doc Holiday burrito was excellent. Very nicely located to all of the…read moreattractions.

More than OK breakfast!…read more Small restaurant so get there early but delicious food! Waiting staff were extremely friendly and patient ! We really enjoyed the pancakes, omelettes and French toast... crispy bacon too!

Best burrito (Carne Asada) in town! Amazing flavor, and the service was fast and friendly always!!read more

just got home with my order, green chili chimi enchalado style. It was some kind of a burrito not a…read morebit of green chili and a lot of FAT , was enchalado style so I could not tell it was not a chimichanga untill I cut into it. The server first gave me another persons order, and I toldd her a CHIMICHANGA doesnt come in two contaners with a flour tortillia , soshe gave me the other order, hope it was good. LAST TIME I will go9 there . It was25 minutes to go back to far for me.

Big Nose Kate's is a place I stop at every time I'm in Tombstone. The service has been great every…read morevisit I've had, the drinks are good and cheap. Between the live music and the old historic vibe, I think it's one of the coolest experiences in town! The history behind the place is also really interesting. It's the second-oldest restaurant in Arizona and opened in 1880. The building used to be the Grand Hotel before it burned down in 1882 & was rebuilt, and there's a lot of history connected to it. The food isn't luxury dining, but I've never been disappointed with a burger or sandwich with some onion rings (really tasty btw). My girlfriend also loves the Macho Nachos. Overall it's just a fun spot with good prices, good service, and a Wild West-sized load of character

I'd have to say that if for no reason other than atmosphere alone, Big Nose Kate's Saloon earns its…read morefive stars! Even on a Tuesday afternoon in mid-April, this joint was bustling with live music, servers rushing about in their period costumes, and the chatter of happy patrons enjoying themselves and taking it all in. Whether a lover of frontier history, western cinema, or just plain ol' drinking in a genuine saloon, Big Nose Kate's screams, "WELCOME TO THE TOWN TOO TOUGH TO DIE!" Upon entering, our party was seated in a raised section above the main floor near the front windows. It was an excellent spot to see all the action (including a monitor playing the movie Tombstone, BTW) as we perused the menu of appetizers, entrees, and libations. The selection of specialty drinks was impressive, though I opted for a simple "Big Ass" draft pilsner (flavorful and locally brewed). My wife did order a Cowboy Sangria - and it appears wimpy drinks "don't go around here, Law Dog," because she thought it was good but a bit too strong. I actually had to finish it for her. (Such a chivalrous sacrifice!) But don't assume that Kate's is just a drinking establishment; there's quite a variety of eats, as well. Good-sized, tasty looking burgers and sandwiches passed by our table, which were tempting; however, not being overly hungry, we decided to sample a few of their appetizers as we moved on to another round of beers. The Buffalo Wings were good but nothing really special. The Soft Pretzel Basket - actually one HUGE pretzel served with cheese and mustard sauces - was warm, salty, and much bigger than anyone anticipated. It was enjoyed by our entire table. When visiting, don't neglect a trip to the gift shop, which can be accessed from a spiral staircase right in the center of the dining area. Their menu recounts that a part of this underground area was once the abode of the saloon's swamper, and you can even view his living cubby and mining tunnel when below. Of course, there's lots of branded swag available for sale down there, too! Big Nose Kate's Saloon is a must-see stop for Tombstone visitors. Priced aren't exorbitant, portions are generous, and the food and drinks are pretty darned good, as was evident from the satisfied looks of the diners and drinkers around us . You may even be approached by Steve, who offers FREE photos (from your personal camera or phone) with props and piano-top poses - now how can you beat that value? Make it a point to come on in, belly up to the bar, and enjoy the saloon's hospitality.