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.

This is by far the best winery in the Willcox area! Their food is wonderful! We had the hatch Chile…read moreand pepperoni flatbread, the pistachio crusted chicken skewers and the tapas board. The service is so friendly and the space is absolutely gorgeous! I tried the Chardonnay and didn't love it, but my red wine drinking friends were very happy with their orders. This should be your first stop. Or your last.

Friendly & hospitable service by the gentleman owner at the bar was so appreciated. Hubby and I…read moredecided on this winery as our first stop in Willcox. I ordered their RED WINE flight as my tasting and I really enjoyed every one of them. My FAV was their Tres Vidas and I took a bottle home! We also ordered a small charcuterie tray to enjoy with our tasting. The tasting room is really big and can accommodate big groups. We came in during a slow time so it was nice to have the opportunity to get to know the owner and his story. We will definitely return and try their other wines when we venture out to Willcox.

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!

Let start with the service. When you walk in the door you are greeted right away, as if you have…read morebeen going there for years. You are seated immediately. Your drink orders are taken right then and there. Shortly, you are greeted to get your order. Every time we go our order comes out in less than 5 minutes. The food is always hot, flavorful and yummy! The staff is super nice and keep up with the drinks. It has an old school diner vibe/ambiance to it. Which, makes it even better!

Sunday morning the place is packed…read more No one mentioned how backed up the kitchen was. Ordered the 2 egg breakfast with hashbrowns and New York Strip steak. The wait for our food felt like an hour. Out comes the food. The meat looked like a top round steak with alot of fat. Absolutely no seasoning. Not even salt or pepper. Absolutely not as described on the menu and hardly any hash browns When I informed the waitress that this was not a new york strip steak -- there was too much fat. It was tasteless and tuff she said , oh really. That was it. I think we waited long enough for someone to go the Frys and buy the cheapest steak they could find. I will never order their steak and eggs again nor go on a Sunday. Their weekly breakfast special is far better food for the money and much better service. Don't go on Sunday unless you can wait the length of a Catholic mass to eat.

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 :)

Historic Bisbee hotel. Great location although it can be loud at night. Some things just come with…read morean old hotel but are worth mentioning: the elevator has been out for months apparently, and that should really be mentioned when booking as many guests have problems with stairs, and there are no rooms on the first floor. There is no parking. There is no microwave or fridge and no room service. The bed is not comfortable and you can hear everything through the walls and floors. However, other things are inexcusable regardless of how historic the hotel is. The WiFi is not strong (multiple interruptions watching TV) and there was a live roach in the room. The front desk was not very friendly or accommodating. If you're looking for a historic, possibly haunted, hotel with a prime location, you may want to consider the Copper Queen, but would not stay again.

Oooooof. Note to…read moreself (and other travelers) if you walk in to ANY lodging facility without a reservation and think you want to stay, ask to see the room and pay attention to how things look before booking! We were so excited to stay in the historic spot in Bisbee and super happy they had availability. We overlooked the dingy carpet, grungy tile, dusty everything and booked rooms for ourselves and my mother in law. We are all really easy going folks that take road trips together quite a bit...not super picky... BUT... EEEEEWWWWWWW! Not only are the corners and crevices of the hallways, lobby, restaurant and rooms filthy, the pool hadn't been cleaned or cared for in obviously more than a year. Dead weeds and old spider webs, etc. all over. Windows were super dirty throughout the place.... Why did we stay? Ugh. We were too weary from traveling and the beds and towels were actually obviously very clean and we thought we could deal with two nights. We did. But man, were we ready to get into our clean car!!! Let's talk about the bar and restaurant that we gave a chance, too. Jeeeeeeezus! Unkempt bartender sat at the end of the empty bar with the music blaring so loudly that it was almost impossible to order. We wanted classic. gin martinis and were told they didn't have olives. Website boasted full bar. Well, we're cool... ok... give us a twist Abby make sure we can taste the vermouth. "Of course," she said. Ummmmm.... Nah. We got two wine glasses with straight house gin. (Asked for Bombay Sapphire) barely shaken. No twist. We wanted a drink, so we drank them and sat outside so we could hear ourselves think. So dumb to give the restaurant a chance. HORRIBLE, tough steak and uncooked brussel sprouts. Meal was inedible. Don't do it. Also - no joke about being haunted. Had pressure against the bed, cords that were on the floor suddenly dropped to the floor like they had been picked up and dropped; door creaked open and cold air filled the room. NOOOO! Do not spend your money here. We should have checked it out before paying for two rooms for two nights. They're getting 2 stars because the linens were clean and they had vacancies.

Great draft beer selection--we tried two different ones and both were excellent. The food was also…read morea pleasant surprise. They've got the usual pub classics like wings and burgers, but also a solid selection of Mexican dishes. I went for the green chili, which was delicious but seriously spicy. I had to pause between bites just to let the heat settle. The spicy chicken enchiladas were really tasty too--still spicy, but much more manageable and enjoyable compared to the chili. Service was great as well. Our server was very attentive and had a lovely, welcoming smile. Overall, a really enjoyable spot for good food, good beer, and friendly service. We've noticed a great happy hour deal from 2pm to 5pm on drinks and food. Would love to come back for that!

Always a nice stop. Had the Cuban sandwich. Delicious! Definitely a good choice for me…read more A nice beer. And all is good. Service was a little interesting. But definitely friendly.

Talk about "old hometown" vibe/feeling. This place is simple. No glitz. No glamour. Just pure…read moresimple. The walls are covered with the past, and the present. The tables are well worn and inviting. The service is heart felt. Kind. Conversation is such a lost art yet sitting in here enjoying my breakfast, made me think of nostalgia of yesteryear...my grandparents. The food itself is simply made and to order. No wild ingredients... however, I am pleased to note that if you don't do pork gravy... they kindly oblige. If you want "off the tourist" path in the Bisbee area... swing by where the locals hang out. Relax. Enjoy.

Good breakfast, coffee, & friendly service. Plenty of indoor seating. This restaurant is not in the…read moreold Bisbee neighborhood, but a short drive on the other side. I tried their recommended chicken fried steak & eggs. My over medium eggs were unfortunately runny on the inside though! Hubby had an omelette and it was a beautiful color and he really enjoyed it. Their house potatoes were a bit overcooked and hard, but were tasty. Overall, an average breakfast spot with friendly service!

I only had dessert here but it was to die for! As soon as we walked in everyone was very friendly…read more We got the apple cheesecake and blueberry pie. So delicious! I will be going back to eat lunch soon!

I ordered the soup of the day and a quiche. The soup and bread were good, but the quiche was…read moreoverwhelmingly cheesy and essentially inedible. When I politely mentioned this to the waiter, he was visibly annoyed and offered no attempt to make it right. What ultimately confirmed my impression was the owner's public response to my Google review, which was sarcastic and dismissive rather than professional. Constructive feedback was met with attitude instead of accountability, which speaks volumes about how customers are treated here. Based on both the service and how feedback is handled, I wouldn't recommend this place.