Coyote Bluff Cafe - (Near Amarillo, TX)

5 /5 Chris Brinlee Jr: Open the door to the Coyote Bluff Cafe and step back into a time when burgers and fries were great. Thick patties, toppings your way, great bun choices (try the onion!) and amazing house-cut fries (mix some of the house hot sauce in with your ketchup for a little extra kick.) Absolute gem of a place, conveniently located just off I-40. Best Burger Ive had in a while, and it was five bucks cheaper than what youll get at Five Guys. Plus the old West vibe is all-time.

5 /5 John Mark: Wow! This little café might be small, but it packs a huge punch! The vibe is off the charts — every corner has character and that wild, rustic charm you can’t fake. The food? Absolutely incredible. The service? Fast, friendly, and full of personality. A total hidden gem that’ll blow your taste buds away!

5 /5 Jacob Ramjeet: "Mmmhmmmm, this is a tasty burger!! If you like burgers give em a try. I cant usually get em myself because my girlfriends a vegetarian which pretty much makes me a vegetarian." The Hell Burger and fries were absolutely great. Friendly service and great vibe inside. This will be my go-to spot when passing through town from now on.

5 /5 Rich Knotts: This place was recommended to us from the staff at the Cadillac Ranch Gift Shop.. and we are happy to report that it was an excellent recommendation.. Parking lot was filled upon our arrival but we were only quoted a 10 minute wait for 2. . You could smell the quality of the burgers from outside and it was oh so appetizing. Our waitress seemed to be the only one on staff for the moment but she was hustling and taking care of the patrons that began pouring in for the evening rush. We got our food in a timely manner and I don’t think I could’ve found a better tasting burger in Amarillo. Bacon burger with jalapeños and extra pickles. YUM! And the chili cheese fries half order is the perfect portion for 2. The house salad was also a good palette cleanse. . I wish I had 2 stomachs , so I could try another specialty burger! 5 out of 5 stars all around.

4 /5 Wenyan Shuster: This is a quaint Route 66 oldie eatery experience. Whole place is decorated with unique old-time stuff, I being an immigrant to this country, I dont really understand what it is but generally feel curious about the atmosphere. Service was friendly and people were all nice even though the tables and chairs were all kind of small. The place was packed. Only the food was a bit too salty. We ordered fried stuffed jalapenos, red chilli and a traditional burger. Everything tasted a bit saltier than we like. Maybe it was just our taste. A fun stop-by culturally.