Anybody caught eating newfangled foods like fish tacos here would probably be hanged from the rafters—along with the ties snipped from city slickers who overdressed. This cowboy steak house serves basic, not stellar, cowboy fare: mesquite-broiled steak, chicken, and grilled fish with salad and pinto beans. The restaurant is part of Trail Dust Town, a re-creation of a turn-of-the-20th-century town, complete with a working antique carousel and a narrow-gauge train. Gunfights are staged outside nightly at 7, 8, and 9. Expect a long wait on weekends.
Reviewed by vnyarizona from Tucson, AZ on 8/8/07
I've eaten here several times for military functions, as the owner of Pinnacle Peak restaurants as well as many of the other businesses in this "little town" are very pro-military. This is much appreciated, though the food is standard American fare. You'll get a decent steak and sides here, but don't expect to get wowed. The atmosphere is very fun though!
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