It was so complete and well done. The information was amazing. We will venture here again.read more

We enjoyed the overall show and dinner the museum has great exhibits. Don't pass this place up .read more

01-2024 KS Dodge City Boot Hill Casino Date Night with Tony Vanoy . We had a really nice time. We…read morewalked over from our hotel the Hampton Inn by Hilton in Dodge City. We played some slots, he drank some beer, we won some money and had some quick eats for dinner..it was a really nice night out together. The Casino was very nice. So clean!! The staff we met and interacted with were very nice and helpful. Smoking is allowed inside the facility...so we didn't stay long. The lady at the player club was so helpful Definitely recommend you to go if you are inthe area...

$5 burger? You have to know about this deal when you go in to eat. You have to SPECIFICALLY…read moretell your waitress the $5 burger or else you will pay $10 for the burger and $5 for the fries on the regular menu. I did not know about this deal. After we ordered a burger from the menu, I overheard the waitress say to the gentleman behind us- do you want the $5 burger? Well she didn't say anything to my brother or me about a $5 burger. And then the manager of the restaurant said - well your menu burger is almost done and it will be another 15 minutes to prepare the $5 burger. Not great customer service after you give them your money gambling. Live and learn and they will not care that you paid 3 times more for your burger and fries.

Super fun! Hubby had a whiskey flight and I had a "filthy" martini. Also had their rosemary…read moremule...bartenders are very friendly and cool vibe and scene.

Boot Hill Distillery in Dodge City, KS, located on the historic site of the original Boot Hill…read moreCemetery, The Distillery combines Wild West heritage with modern craft distilling, offering an engaging tour that covers the distillation process, local history, and tastings of their vodka, moonshine, Red Eye Whiskey, and bourbon. The distillery features both an indoor tasting room and a pleasant outdoor area that often hosts live music, making it a lively evening spot. Only did 4 stars as the tours are only on Friday and Saturday.

We were staying at the hotel next door and decided to eat here as they had advertised Italian…read morenight. It was a Tuesday. The advertisement stated for $20 per person one receives a chose of a house salad or Caesar salad, made to your liking - all you can eat - pasta dish, and dessert. We were skeptical at first though found it to be quite delicious. We both chose the Caesar salad, served with yummy rolls. We got in line for the pasta dish. You had three different options for sauces, three different options for noodles (pre-cooked), several options of vegetables, and three options for meat. They cooked it in front of you. I opted for linguine noodles, a small amount of Alfredo sauce, mushrooms, and chicken. It was amazing. My husband got the tricolor tortellini noodles, all the veggies, and pesto sauce. He loved it! We got a bottle of wine, which was actually inexpensive compared to other places we go. Jacqueline was a wonderful, cheerful waitress. I will admit, you had to go through a bit of the casino to get there. Smoking is allowed in the casino so we were a bit nervous about the restaurant. We were surprised that you couldn't smell the smoke at all in the restaurant.

they're super cheap for how expensive they are. all entrees come with one side. $40 for a steak and…read moreonly one side? $8 for bread, which is complimentary at every other restaurant in the world. their Christmas steak is to die for, but their normal everyday steak is no better than applebees, but double the price and one less side. also the lighting in here is terrible, it used to be lovely, with lamps at every table, but now it's like a hospital with shoddy dim over head lights that your eyes can never seem to adjust too.

KS Dodge City Kansas Hampton Inn by Hilton Boot Hill location was fabulous! Great location beside…read morethe Boot Hill Casino...love love love that part of it!! Tony and I went over there last night The room was spacious and extremely comfortable. I love their beds!!! The staff we met were very friendly!! I highly recommend this hotel to everyone! Pets are allowed with additional deposit. Great free hot breakfast and free parking!!!

We stayed at this hotel recently with a group of 6-8 people and wanted to sit together under the…read morecovered outdoor area. We brought out three chairs to join the limited seating, but a staff member came out and made us bring them back inside. His explanation was that if he let us, he'd have to let others -- which felt unwelcoming considering we were paying guests just trying to enjoy the space. What made this worse is that the outdoor area wasn't well maintained: there was trash and cigarette butts on the ground, and the cigarette disposal was overflowing. It was disappointing to be told we couldn't make ourselves comfortable in an area that clearly wasn't being cared for by the staff. Overall, not the kind of hospitality or upkeep you'd expect at a hotel.

I love Central Station Bar and Grill. Everyone is helpful and the food is great! My personal…read morefavorite is the hot wings and my husband prefers the chicken fried steak lunch or dinner.

First impression - we were seated in the back little room. There is no music, just a small quiet…read moreradio playing regular radio, so some music but a ton of commercials. No Ambiance and with no music we have to listen to the tables ok the other side of the room chomp their chips. Annoying. Dad asked server what local beers they have available and she suggested Goose Island IPA, not local. He ordered beer and it sat on the bar for 5 minutes before finally making its way to us (we weren't going to help ourselves even though we assumed it was his). My water was brought immediately though so points there. Ordered the Supreme Quesadilla and the Dead Man's Handle (jalapeño poppers). The poppers were great. Dad raved about the chips that came with the quesadillas. Salsa was spicy, which we like. Quesadilla we did chicken. Not sure what makes it supreme. It was fine. Comes with salsa, guacamole and sour cream. The portions of the sauces were a joke. No lettuce or tomato or anything. Service after the initial weird stuff was good. She checked in on us and was quick with the check.

I'll be honest: the reviews are pretty spot-on. As is often the case with American history, a place…read morewrapped in so much legend and storytelling can feel a bit underwhelming when you finally see it in person. That said, if you're in the area, you should absolutely go but treat it more like a quick historical lesson than some sweeping, cinematic destination. It's not the Alamo. You kind of expect Boot Hill to match the scale of the myth. All those dramatic Wild West stories make it sound expansive, mysterious, almost epic. And then you arrive and realize it's adorably tiny. Like, shockingly tiny. "Is this it?" tiny. Still, there's something charming about seeing the real place behind the mythology. If you frame it as an instructional stop rather than a grand spectacle, it's worth the detour. Technically it's probably a three-star experience. But I'm giving it five, because nudging the average to 3.1 stars feels like the most historically accurate outcome here. Getting to 3.5 might be a challenging endeavor. Also, big points for one thing that truly held up: "Time to git outta Dodge." The phrase may have aged better than the attraction.

Dodge City, Kansas, captures the essence of Wild West history while serving as a vibrant small-town…read morehub. Known for its Boot Hill Museum(not pet friendly so only looked from outside)and historic Front Street, the city offers a charming blend of heritage and modern amenities. Visitors enjoy the lively atmosphere of local spots like the Depot Theater and tasty eats at places like Bella Italia. The community is welcoming, with events like Dodge City Days drawing crowds for rodeos and festivals. However, limited nightlife and occasional dusty winds might not suit everyone. A great stop for history buffs and those seeking authentic Midwestern charm. Lots of construction going on in the old part so getting around is a little work but lots of free parking. Great self guided walking tour but a lot of the things have been removed during the construction but still a good time. All of the removed stuff will be replaced once they are done.

This Holiday Inn Express and Suites helped make my visit to Dodge City slightly better…read more I did not enjoy my time in Dodge City with a few exceptions. One was this hotel, and you will either laugh and say "that makes sense for John", or you will think I am a lunatic when I explain why. Either way, I liked the small touch that elevated breakfast to greatness. So what was the small touch? Jalapenos and Tabasco. Aww yeah! So I may be jumping ahead telling you about the free breakfast, but there are no rules on Yelp. Here is what you need to know if you eat here. Get some of the cheese omelets that they have, add about one hundred jalapenos and coat it in chipotle hot sauce. If you can't handle that, we can't be friends. If you can, you are A-OK in my book. What about the rest of the hotel? The room was clean, comfortable, and lived up to HIE standards. The staff were friendly and helpful, minus the one bad recommendation for dinner. When I arrived, I realized the hotel was next to a waterpark that made parking kind of insane. By the time I got back from dinner the park was closed and the parking area was empty. But be forewarned if you arrive when it is open. If you find yourself in Dodge City, this is where you should stay.

The hotel staff is so nasty and rude. Both persons at the front desk that I dealt with were so…read moreinconsiderate and inattentive- not a hello or welcome nothing. On check out the person said" room last name ...." Then handed the receipt to me and that was it. Just sad to come to a town and see the people in it treat out of town era so poorly. Dont they remember they are in the hospitality industry. Google definitions: Hospitality is the generous and friendly reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. It is the act of making others feel welcome, comfortable, and valued, both in personal settings like a home and within the broader, multi-billion dollar commercial industry. Not here in Dodge City Kansas. Never coming back to this establishment. Steer clear.

Great food. But they absolutely will get the drinks wrong and tell you they're not wrong. I ordered…read morean old fashioned and a manhattan, both wrong. Old fashioned: bright red with a cherry and super sweet Manhattan: half full glass with just bourbon and a cherry. After asking for the old fashioned I pointed out it wasn't made correct and the manager without even looking at the drink said it was correct. I'd over heard from a waitress they were completely out of whiskey so there's now way they could have even made the old fashion to begin with. Meaning what I ordered was just a random cocktail.

If it was possible to leave a - Star i would. This is the most disgusting food I've ever had i had…read morea prime rib dip and a bowl of something they called chili. My husband had a rib eye. I wouldn't feed this to my fur babies..the waitress was good. Tried to make things right but kitchen didn't want to. We will never go back. Don't waste your money. Disgusting