The food was absolutely delicious! We had the noodle bowl and wings, and everything was amazing…read more The mango margarita was so good, and the service was excellent. We had such a great experience--this is definitely going to be our new go-to place! Highly recommend!

I was disappointed in the flavor of the noodles with shrimp. The sauce was very salty and the…read moreshrimp tasted fishy and not like the sweet taste that shrimp should be. The waitress was a very good example of what the wait staff should be. The place was clean and the prices were fair but food did not pass the taste test.

I'm usually in Bisbee in the morning, walking the stairs and then enjoying a coffee at any of the…read moregreat coffee shops. Last night I went to Bisbee after sunset because of the summer heat. I noticed this place off the Main Street and was curious. This place has been open since last October and yesterday was the first time I knew the place existed. It doesn't open until 4pm and I'm usually back home by then. It has a nice ambiance. Motorcycles adorn the walls. At least two TVs are high up on the walls. The dark wood adds earthiness. There are electric outlets under the bar to charge your phone. I had my dog Hansel with me and the open-air design attracted me to this place. I sat at a picnic table facing the street. Hansel enjoyed looking down on dogs walking by, thanks to the elevated platform we were on. Service was prompt. I noticed that the menu wasn't very extensive and the prices were on the high side. I settled for the two Brisket Tacos for $18.99. I had water to drink. The tacos were very good. The beef was well spiced and there was no skimping on any of the ingredients. The baked beans were sweet, the cole slaw a mere 1-ounce serving. It was a tasty meal. They serve $5 margaritas during Happy Hour 4-5pm weekdays.

Into the evening in Bisbee, there's less than a handful of after hour joints to unwind with a drink…read moreor late eve munch... Legion Bar and Grill fills this spot perfectly. This lively well-staffed, incredible drink selection, open air patio and indoor spacious areas, with terrific bartenders and some pretty darn good BBQ is waiting for everyone in town to enjoy a nightcap there. You can smell the woodburning aromas of their Que down the road. And yes, it draws you in like catnip. The smells are half of it; the tastes are the fab end product. And as for beverages, you name it, they got it. Whenever in Bisbee, this is return no brainer. Keep up the great work guys and gals.

Good beer, good food, good times. Thursday night bingo is so much fun! The staff and service have…read morealways been great. That and bingo are why I keep coming back.

Stopped in again last Wednesday. We don't come nearly as often as in the past as most pints are now…read more$7 and the no dog policy stands. Ever since Allen has bought the place a few years ago. many Taos remain empty. There were ten empty taps on my last visit. The good news for liquor drinkers, they now serve some mixed drinks and wine. Selection is poor. But it's a good start.

Capturing the 5 stars for this place excited and thank you this is a wonderful experienceread more

My daughter and I drove all day from California and were excited to see the local sights and have a…read morebite to eat. The only establishment that was still serving food at 9pm was Doc Holliday's Saloon. From the minute we walked in, the vibe was very "locals only" as several people were gathered at the far end of the bar where the only bartender / employee was working her crowd. Keep in mind this was a Friday night and there were maybe 10 people gathered around socializing. We waited patiently at the center of the bar hoping to catch the bartender's attention. After a few minutes with absolutely no acknowledgement of our presence, I moved towards the end of the bar where the bartender was holding her audience of locals. We were a bit road weary and just wanted to order a pizza to go and take it back to our hotel as it had been a long day. Apparently we did catch her attention because she proceeded to say "Don't worry - I'll be right fucking with you", rolled her eyes, then winked at her regulars. Keep in mind all we did was stand at the bar - we did not call out to her or even wave or raise our hands to catch her attention, we just merely moved closer to where she was. We left immediately. It was a terrible experience. If I could, I would give this employee and Doc Holliday's Saloon ZERO stars based on this woman's atrocious behavior and unprofessionalism. My daughter is a young, local dive bar enthusiast and also rates this establishment as a flop. The one bright spot was the bouncer who was very nice. It's a shame his co-worker is exceptionally rude and he has to work with her. On a positive note, we had an exceptional experience down the road at Circle K with Matt who gave us a history of Boot Hill and we were able to find pizza there as well. I would highly recommend passing on Doc Holliday's Saloon and head over to see Matt at Circle K instead.

Friendly , clean, and tasty! Had the brisket and potato…read moresalad and it was yummy. I will definitely stop here again when I come back to town.

if you want a delicious steak cooked just as you want it, with a perfect baked potato ( they have…read moreother sides too) in an authentic roadhouse atmosphere this is it. There were few other diners when we went and it was delightfully quiet. we were very comfortable. reasonable prices too. All four of us had the ribeye and were quite happy. Be aware that the menu is simple, old fashioned, without a hint of trendy dishes. I imagine the hamburgers are good.

This bar opened in July to quiet fanfare. I've stopped by twice during the early afternoon when…read morefew people stop by. This makes it easier to talk to the employees. It's a nice place to gather and mingle with friends. The food truck is in the back of the building so you don't see it from the main street. It's the same good quality as the food sold at the original Thirsty Lizard 30 miles away. . I was never in here when it was the Tell Mama lounge, so I don't know what is still the same. There's a pool table, comfy couches and two-seater tables along the walls. The stage is toward the back. One big positive are the events sponsored at this place and they are posted on the Facebook page Thirsty Lizard Oasis. Happy hour is during the week, 3-5pm with $3 domestic beers. Crafts are first and third Wednesday of the month. There is also bike night and karaoke and even bingo. There is no draft beer, though. All beer is canned and bottled and the choices are limited. This is the one negative as I enjoy good craft beer.

Fun spot to hang out, shoot pool and listen to music. Great customer service! Cool vibe.read more

I didn't know about this place until it showed up on Yelp as a bar in Sierra Vista about a year…read moreago. I had never heard of it so I decided to check it out. It's located on the north end of a strip mall on the east side of SR92. There is no marquee off the highway, which is one reason it's not easy to find. I put the address in my Google Maps and it got me to the front door. I made Punchy's a meetup place for my beer-drinking friend yesterday. He, too, hadn't heard of it. We both walked in on a Wednesday at 3:45pm. The bar area had its steady clientele and another table of three sat nearby. What people first notice as they enter is the spaciousness. The bar is a horseshoe bar with room for 12 stools. It's a full bar, with 12 beers on tap and many more bottled. Most of the draft beer is only $5. That is on the lower end when compared to other bars in the area. I ended up ordering two different beers during my stay: Big Blue Van wheat beer and a Wow Wheat, and also had a late lunch from the food truck and had a patty melt for $7. It looked and tasted so good, my friend ordered one as well. He had his Dragoon IPA with that. Service was friendly and efficient. I like the dog-friendly shaded patio. I will definitely take advantage of it once it cools down some. There is much going on during the week. Mondays is Cornhole day in the evenings, Thursdays is bike night, and there are bands on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. There are at least two pool tables and an air hockey table.

I had eaten here before in February but the Yelp account wasn't set up then. Today I came back for…read morea second try. Not much has changed. The owners have been talking about setting up a dining area in the front of the fitness center, but issues with the plumbing are still ongoing. So for now the business is set up for take-out only. You can walk up and fill out an order in person, though, so that is what I did. I came back today around 1:30pm to order a Dirty Bird fried chicken sandwich combo. I asked for mozzarella sticks instead of fries. Another woman walked in shortly after I did. The friendly cashier asked her if she was military but didn't ask me, so I mentioned I was a 23-year army retiree and showed her my ID card. She apologized for her error and gave me the 25% (!!!) discount back in cash. So all is good there. Waiting for the food in that hot waiting area is not very comfortable. I feel for the employees working in that hot kitchen. Food came out and there was added bacon on my sandwich. I hate bacon. Again that issue was fixed. By now I felt like I was being a grumpy old senior citizen, but the cashier acted very professionally. Again I was refunded the bacon surcharge in cash. The Dirty Bird sauce tastes like that special sauce on Big Macs. It came with lots of cheese and sauce. It was a very filling meal and right now the combo meals are $10.99 and you get a 25% discount if you are active duty or military retired. You can't beat that deal! I hope the dining area is complete for my next visit. You are charged 4% for using a credit card. Specials and other announcements are via their Facebook page by the same name.

They have closed sadly. But burgers were good. Tough location. No sit down take out onlyread more