Super cute spot with delicious food with lots of vegan options. And with New Mexico beer!!read more

Many vegan options with true vegetables as the vegan "meat replacement" vs a faux meat product…read more(although if you're into that they do offer an impossible option). I had the imposter with breaded mushrooms. Super crispy Cremini mushrooms with great crunch but the rest was kinda meh, romaine and drizzle of sauce and balsamic. At least with the pickled onions there was a little palate tease. Also tried the Al pastor with jackfruit. Opted for this version on a salad and it's a whopping serving size. Hearty serving of jackfruit with plenty of sauce and dressing. Had nice little nibs of some crunch too. Service was super, super nice. I'd call the inside dive-ish. Totally relaxed and chill ambiance. I'll be back to try more items! My one dislike was that I don't care for the balsamic drizzle on either dish... just doesn't pair well with these flavors. Side of pineapple was yummy to balance the heaviness of both dishes.

Best breakfast spot in all of Amarillo!!! We always stop here on our drive to Colorado, but this…read morepast trip we picked up two loaves of their homemade bread as we headed to a cabin in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. The Japanese Milk Bread made the BEST French toast and the sourdough was excellent for sandwiches. You can't beat their quality of food and service!

After two visits I think it is safe to make a recommendation on this local establishment…read more Starting with my favorite option thus far; off the brunch menu the Chicken salad croissant, with a side salad. Very tasty and well proportioned. Secondly, I'd say off the breakfast menu the biscuits and jalapeño bacon. I opted for a few eggs and a sausage patty for the review of course. For a local yokel establishment it was great for lunch and alright for breakfast. A bit high on the breakfast at $24.00. And to boot they were going to throw a glass of milk out that a patron did not want and I said I'd take it vs throwing it away lol still charged me the $4 for a glass of milk that was about to go down the drain.

The food was great service was great it's always fresh I recommend the broccoli and cheeseread more

Everything you expect from the franchise, good friendly faces, great food, and clean tables! The…read morestaff seemed to enjoy their job, and delivered good service, and they were playing Alan Jackson on the radio! Checks all the boxes!

This place used to be fast but now it looks like they've changed crews and the line crawls…read more We only have an hour for lunch and don't have time to wait in line for 30 minutes. Food is still good but not worth the time and aggravation. I love JM and wish it was fast as before.

Music way too loud and staff is not good at multitasking, thus they shouldn't, due to getting order…read morewrong.

Stopped in for lunch here while on a work trip. Pleasantly surprised. The food tasted fresh and had…read moresome great taste. I'd recommend to anyone in the area. Cheers.

Stopped in to grab a smoothie and salad on my way to the airport. Ordered a small salad - Build…read moreyour own. Fair but nothing looked too fresh on the salad bar. Also ordered the super food smoothie; however, it was pure liquid and not blended well. Plus it tasted and appeared to have oats in it, which were not listed on the menu. I tossed it in the garbage after a few sips Service was nice. Inside dining area is really big. Won't be returning on my next trip.

If you are looking for white tablecloths, subtle lighting, or a quiet place to whisper sweet…read morenothings, keep driving past Coyote Bluff Cafe (often locally called the "Coyote Bluu" or simply "The Bluff") in Amarillo, Texas. But if your idea of culinary heaven involves a grease-stained paper liner, an old-school Texas roadhouse vibe, and a burger that requires structural support, you have arrived at the right place. Nestled just a few blocks off Interstate 40 in a historic, diminutive former dance hall moved wholesale from neighboring Claude, Texas, Coyote Bluff is tiny. With only about 12 tables packed into its 1,000 square feet, the atmosphere is alive with a loud, friendly hum, a dirt parking lot, and a vintage bathtub floating full of ice and cold beer bottles. The place is amazing!!!! The unique steaming process is really amazing. You have to try the chili cheese fries to go with it. The menu keeps its focus tight, centering around half-pound patties of lean Texas ground beef cooked to order. While traditional options like the Hickory Burger and the Green Chili Cheese Burger are stellar, the undisputed heavyweight titleholder here is the legendary Burger from Hell. I had to try it, my wife opted for the Chicken Fried Steak. Many approach the "Hell Burger" with great trepidation, expecting it to be more of a gimmick built strictly on painful, mouth-numbing heat. Instead, it offers a beautifully layered flavor profile. The beef patty with Tabasco and their proprietary "Coyote Hell Sauce," then smothers it in gooey melted cheese, grilled onions, and fresh, vibrant sautéed jalapeños. It arrived on a toasted onion bun, it lands a solid 7 out of 10 on the heat scale. But rather than scorching your palate, it wraps it in a vinegary, spicy, deeply savory warmth. This place also serves up classic, heavy-hitting Texas roadhouse appetizers: Each of these are amazing sides and are worth of mentioning, First the Cheese Fries with Green Chiles, which I had with my burger and my wife had with her Chicken fried steak, it is served on a massive aluminum platter, these fresh-cut fries are heavily blanketed in melted cheese and mild green chiles. They are a mandatory companion to the burgers.  Other appetizers worth of note, are the Texas Red Chili & Green Chili Stew: The thick, hearty green chili stew is packed with meat and mild green peppers, offering a wonderful warming comfort, especially during cool Panhandle days.  and any of the Fried options ranging from baskets of battered fried pickles, garlic mushrooms, and stuffed jalapeños. Because everything is cooked to order and the dining room is incredibly compact, expect a wait during lunch rushes or weekends. However, that time spent waiting in the dirt lot among locals and passing road-trippers is part of the charm. Coyote Bluff Cafe doesn't try to be anything other than a spectacular, small-town Texas burger joint, and it executes that identity flawlessly. This is a MUST Stop in Texas

Looked this up for a great new place to eat on a drive through Amarillo. It did not disappoint…read more Small little place and you wait outside but it was breezy and only had a short wait. Once inside you notice the charm of it all. Dollar bills all over the walls, showing multiple satisfied customers. Two servers/ waitresses working their tails off. They were very polite and patient with all the patrons. Ordered the bacon cheese burgers. All I can say is you better have an appetite, they are half pound patties and piled high with the fixings. Excellent & satisfaction is all I can say. Also for the half & half- fries and onion rings. Hot and freshly made. This is definitely a place to try out. Interesting and the food was well worth the $. Kudos to the cooks!

So good and authentic! Cajun, sandwiches, and a bit of Mexican. Counter service was quick.read more

Stopped by for brunch on Saturday. Very nice lady working the front. Food was a little slow but…read moreworth the wait! Wish we could come back for dinner. Definitely a "hidden gem". Thanks to yelp we found it! We'll be back next time we're in Amarillo!

You've got to try this place. Best bagels and cream cheese in town. The service is typically nice…read moreand it's a great place for catching up w/ friends after a while.

Not really bagels, more like bread molded into bagel shape. I guess if you're desperate for a bagel…read morein Amarillo this is all you have. Everything bagel has no taste. I figured out why- they left off every spice that has taste. No garlic, no onion, no salt - just sesame l, poppy and a couple of sunflower seeds. Not everything. Cream cheese is tasteless. Also, they stop serving breakfast sandwiches at 11. Finally, they don't even make the bagel w cream cheese for you. They put the bagel in bag with a little cup of cream cheese. Understand I grew up in NY, so have a different baseline. This was just disappointing. But! People were friendly. Seems like a place for locals.