Good food and service with excellent atmosphere. Great spot to stop at while in town. In historic…read morebuilding and live music that evening.

Service, ambience and the live singer. Stopped in for a couple drinks. Always ask the locals where…read moreto go. The guy at the liquor store recommended this one.

We rolled into Amarillo after an afternoon of driving with a hankering for a steak. I chose this…read moreplace based on reviews alone. They did not lie! We were greeted by a very pleasant and eager staff. Everyone was supper motivated to make your dining experience a great one. From the drinks to the entrees, it was top shelf quality. Our 16 0z Ribeye was cooked exquisitely. The asparagus and the spinach salad were expertly prepared snd they so complemented the steak. We accompanied the meal with a nice glass of cabernet, and a mocktail. The meal was finished off with a very delicious cream brûlée. My wife makes them often, and this one was as good as hers. Needless to say, you must try this family run steakhouse. It is a well run, class act that has earned its standing here...wish I lived here to frequent it more!

We had such a wonderful dinner tonight! The metropolitan has an inviting speakeasy feel with…read moreelegant and comfortable seating and decor. Our family of 5 started the evening with some mocktails (pineapple dreamsicle) and 2 Cadillac margaritas. All were well done and very tasty! We then shared the fried shrimp cocktail and the Crab Elotes appetizers - both were delicious! For dinner, 3 of us had the filet mignons and the other 2 the prime chicken fried steak - again, delicious! Steaks were cooked to medium rare perfection and the chicken fried steak was one of the best we have ever had! Our grand finale was ice cream and the flourless chocolate cake. So good!! You have to break the outer chocolate shell on the cake to get to the soft moist center. We loved it! Our waiter Jon did an outstanding job! He made great recommendations and we never lacked for anything. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening and experience and will be sure to return!

My initial experience with this place was bad. It was a Saturday night, and some friends were…read morehaving their post-wedding party spread across this place and the Mayfair. This place was *PACKED*! We sat on the patio and I didn't even go inside to get my drinks - I just waited for the waitress to come outside. Fast forward almost a year later... A friend and I were looking for a chill place to get a drink on a Tuesday night. I didn't want to see anybody I knew from anywhere for any reason. So we came here. There was maybe five other people in the bar. Nice and dark inside, cool couches, awesome art and coffee shop-style tables for two or three. Excellent selection of high-end liquor. I ordered a Knob Creek and water, a drink I would never consider ordering anywhere else, a.) because most bars don't carry Knob Creek, and b.) because I usually visit cheap bars to pound drink specials and get out of the house. I really think of this as the coffee shop of bars. It's a place to sip on a nice drink and have an actual conversation, instead of yelling over Kid Rock on the jukebox. A little on the pricey side, but the drinks all come in doubles glasses and the ambiance is cool when it's not packed. I will be back soon, but not on a weekend night.

So I decided to try this bar because of the reviews. I had a sort of mixed experience. When I went…read moreto the ladies room there was a sign stating "Please don't do coke in the bathroom". That should have been my first warning about this place. It's a cute bar but they are dishonest about their prices. The white wine I asked for was $9 on the menu. When I asked my server when I got the first bill I thought happy hour was going on she said " It might be applied to just our house wines." Then, when I pointed out there was a discrepancy on the menu vs. the first bill I received she looked at it and said " Well that might be because the register automatically just applied that charge to the bill". I ended up paying for the happy hour payment after all. It just seems sketchy she hiked up the price for one glass of wine.

Their new location is even better! Same great service, same ambiguous vibe! Can't beat the…read morewelcoming nature and eager to please atmosphere of the proprietor, you'll hard pressed to leave! Ever!

I'm shocked that this place exists in White Deer. I wish it was here when I grew up in this tiny…read moretown! The patio is seriously gorgeous, making it easy to hang out for hours at a time. We recently rented the patio out for my brother's couples shower and everyone had an excellent time. I returned yesterday with some friends to try out the food. The soup of the day was creamy jalapeno and we all loved it! I also got a philly cheese steak and was very impressed with the flavor it packed. We also had several rounds of Bloody Mary's, which were definitely above average. They also have a pool table, washers, and a shuffleboard! Overall, I was really impressed with the service, food, and atmosphere and will definitely be back!

Terrible service We had to wait to get a table even though…read morethere were tables available that needed to be cleaned off. When we finally got seated we didn't see a server to get drink orders. People seated after us got drinks. No one acknowledged that we were sitting at a table.

After some years coming here, they've definitely made improvements! Staff, customer service, and…read morefood is the best in Canyon. I literally come here as my #1 choice everytime I want to go out and eat!

Wow, what a find! Rolled into this spot and sat on the 'live music' side and listened to awesome…read moreold country music while enjoying fantastic food and dranks! The Marsala was incredible...the Lasagna was awesome! Started it all with a Wedge Salad which was delicious and ended with a Tiramisu. All around...we loved this place!

Paramount Recreation Club, aka a speakeasy with a hidden entrance and all. The selection of drinks…read morewas good, including some hard-to-find bourbons. The wait staff were polite, and the ambiance was really cool. The whole process of figuring out the trick to getting in was a really neat experience as well. Definitely a fun place to check out if you enjoy good drinks and a unique atmosphere! Menu prices in photo were current May 2026.

We only had the chips and dip so this is not a fair assessment; the chips were great, but the dip…read morewas disappointing. The service was superb and the ambiance is what will bring us back to this bar. Wow! So unexpected and fabulous.

Ali & Elvis were the bartenders for our 60th high school reunion in Amarillo. Ali is beyond…read morewonderful...let's describe her as exceptional. She and I communicated long distance (Texas & California) by text & email to set up the arrangement. She gave me precise instructions on what I needed to do; she & Elvis were on time and ready to set up & serve. Their service is excellent, friendly, easy, reasonable & caring. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We are a 1975’ edition, two-horse trailer that has been converted into a fully…read moreequipped mobile bar, rollin’ the party straight to you! Whether you are looking for drinks or desserts, we provide our clients the opportunity to have a unique bar in the comfort of their choice. From corporate functions, to backyard BBQ’s, event venues, parades, weddings, and more we are here to make your experience, “Sipping and Sweeting”, the best you’ve ever had.

I had multiple dinners here. Wine menu is great. Seared Tuna was best. The Lobster one time I had…read morewas excellent. Staff service is very good. Wish they have few more vegetarian items. Overall great evening experience

We celebrated our 50th anniversary here. We are traveling and wanted a nice restaurant. Jerry our…read moreserver was Amazing. He said relax and enjoy your evening. He was very attentive and made the night perfect. Alex helped us with our wine selection, an excellent wine we had never tried before. We definitely give this restaurant a 5. The food was beyond what we had hoped for.

Pampa, you have a treasure and you may not even know it…read more Walking in the doors is like walking through time and the doors of my childhood. I grew up in Los Angeles in a mostly Mexican family. I'm super picky about Mexican food, and it's so hard to find house made, classical panaderia, but you can smell all the delicious smells of fresh pastry from the street, and a quick perusal of the cases reveals expertly prepared treats, sweet and flaky or tender as expertise demands. If we were here longer I would have raided the shelves, because it's probably been 30 years since I've seen items that looked this good. And I've been looking. Dear Lord, have I been looking. Mainly we were here for dinner and we barely made it in time so I didn't want to linger too long after what must have been a busy weekend day. My son got the nachos, which were incredible. They fry their own tortilla chips, and they were light and crispy and tasty. The toppings were perfect, and the pico was just as fresh as you would hope. I had the carnitas plate. The carnitas are perfect, something I miss now that I live in Denver where they think carnitas means chile verde, which is just sad. Carnitas is not a stew. These are meltingly tender and yet perfectly crispy on the outside. Their salsa verde is beautiful and balanced and the perfect accompaniment for the carnitas. Their retried beans are delicious as is the rice. I couldn't pass up the elote (in a cup, not on the cob, in L.A. we call it esquites, all the same flavors but easier to eat than on the cob) which was absolutely amazing, and tasted just like home. We did get dessert, tres leches and flan, both of which are wonderful. One other thing I regret not being able to try was the aguas frescas, they looked absolutely amazing, so if you are here, give them a try, I suspect they are every bit as authentic as everything else. Authentic and artisan quality. There is something here for everyone, so give it a try. On your way in, grab a tray and some tongs and grab some beautiful pastries to take home with you, and remember to get an agua fresco (or champurrado if they have it). If it's a weekend get some caldo de res, basically the best beef soup you'll ever eat. This stuff is so labor intensive, especially food of this quality, and its more affordable than you can believe. Make sure you have cash for a tip, I couldn't figure out how to tip with my credit card. Whatever you do, come in now. You'll love everything.

We stopped at Mejia's Bakery while passing through town looking for a quick lunch. At first glance,…read morethe place almost looked closed--it's very unassuming from the outside and located in an older strip-style row of storefronts that gives off a bit of an old-west small-town vibe. Don't let that fool you though; once you step inside it's clear this is a very authentic Mexican spot. The interior is long and narrow. On the right side when you walk in there are bakery cases filled with a wide variety of traditional Mexican pastries and baked goods. On the left there's some seating and an ice cream area, and further toward the back there's a larger seating section that looks like it's used for their buffet (which we were told they offer on weekends). We visited on a Wednesday, so we ordered from the counter instead. The people working there were very friendly and welcoming, and the prices were very reasonable. I ended up ordering a cheese quesadilla with fries. The fries were actually excellent--crispy, salty, and exactly what you'd hope for. The quesadilla itself was okay. In fairness, this is clearly a place that specializes in more traditional Mexican dishes, and I probably didn't order the thing they're best known for. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food and pastries, this seems like a great local spot and it's definitely worth checking out. If your taste leans more toward American-style Mexican food, you might find the menu a little different than what you're used to. Overall, a friendly local bakery and restaurant with very fair prices and a lot of traditional options.