Shona’s Fav Foods and Hangouts
Food scene
It's a tourist place...but so fun to enjoy. They have a microbrewery on site for unique flights. And the prime rib is my favorite dish. If you're up to it, there's a 72 ounce steak competition. Y'all, that's a roast not a steak!
126 habitants recommandent
The Big Texan Steak Ranch & Brewery
7701 I-40 EastIt's a tourist place...but so fun to enjoy. They have a microbrewery on site for unique flights. And the prime rib is my favorite dish. If you're up to it, there's a 72 ounce steak competition. Y'all, that's a roast not a steak!
The rooftop patio is an excellent place to enjoy the sunset and some tasty bites. I love the calamari - ask for the balsamic glaze on the size. Signature drinks, excellent wait staff and a tomahawk ribeye to die for.
34 habitants recommandent
Cask & Cork
5461 McKenna SquareThe rooftop patio is an excellent place to enjoy the sunset and some tasty bites. I love the calamari - ask for the balsamic glaze on the size. Signature drinks, excellent wait staff and a tomahawk ribeye to die for.
Oh my heaven. Tiny little place - might not be able to get in, but you'll love the burgers and steaks. Simply wonderful.
45 habitants recommandent
Coyote Bluff Cafe
2417 S Grand StOh my heaven. Tiny little place - might not be able to get in, but you'll love the burgers and steaks. Simply wonderful.
This is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Amarillo. Try to sit at the bar so you can see the cooks. You might see him throw an entire brick of bacon into the french fry bin. MMMMMM!
43 habitants recommandent
Golden Light Cantina
2906 6th AveThis is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Amarillo. Try to sit at the bar so you can see the cooks. You might see him throw an entire brick of bacon into the french fry bin. MMMMMM!
Award winning BBQ from a simply wonderful man and his wife. (She is a firey red head, so he named the spicy version of the BBQ sauce after her.) You are a lucky person if you get here for the mac and cheese or before they sell out.
42 habitants recommandent
Tyler's Barbeque
3301 Olsen BlvdAward winning BBQ from a simply wonderful man and his wife. (She is a firey red head, so he named the spicy version of the BBQ sauce after her.) You are a lucky person if you get here for the mac and cheese or before they sell out.
Best food in Amarillo right now. Beer is okay. Be sure to go upstairs and look over Polk street from the roof top patio.
40 habitants recommandent
Six Car Pub & Brewery
625 S Polk StBest food in Amarillo right now. Beer is okay. Be sure to go upstairs and look over Polk street from the roof top patio.
Cajun yumminess. I've only had the Romaine Wedge salad with balsamic drizzle and a side of jalapeno charred scallops. Cuz it's that good.
14 habitants recommandent
Lazy Gator
6103 Hillside RdCajun yumminess. I've only had the Romaine Wedge salad with balsamic drizzle and a side of jalapeno charred scallops. Cuz it's that good.
Great signature cocktails and lovely entres. Lobster mac and cheese...lamb lollypops...quail in jalapeno boats...see ya!
29 habitants recommandent
Public House
3333 Coulter St SGreat signature cocktails and lovely entres. Lobster mac and cheese...lamb lollypops...quail in jalapeno boats...see ya!
Great food - but the bruch? Yumster. Lovely bbq hollandaise with smoked brisket.
6 habitants recommandent
Copper Fire Grill
2800 Civic CirGreat food - but the bruch? Yumster. Lovely bbq hollandaise with smoked brisket.
575 Pizzeria
2803 Civic CirExcellent creative options. And I used to babysit the owner.
Delvin's Restaurant and Catering
1300 North Hughes StreetHaven't been here...but I'm told that I need to fix that ASAP.
One of those food show winners started this place. Pretty cool vibe, excellent food and service.
34 habitants recommandent
Drunken Oyster
7606 SW 45th AveOne of those food show winners started this place. Pretty cool vibe, excellent food and service.
The Elk Tenderloin... the brie spaghetti...I shouldn't need to say any more.
26 habitants recommandent
O.H.M.S. Cafe & Bar
619 S Tyler StThe Elk Tenderloin... the brie spaghetti...I shouldn't need to say any more.
Braceros Mexican Grill & Bar
2822 6th AveNot your every day Mexican food. It's a treat.
Lemongrass Sushi & Wok
2207 S Western StSushi and Pho are my favorites.
This place...wow. The beans are not like any you will have tasted. And it's not your chain type Mexican food. It's a thing of it's own that you just have to experience.
El Manantial Restaurant
3823 E Amarillo BlvdThis place...wow. The beans are not like any you will have tasted. And it's not your chain type Mexican food. It's a thing of it's own that you just have to experience.
Quiet place. Fried asparagus with lump crab. Do I need to say more?
6 habitants recommandent
Crush Wine bar
2606 Wolflin VillageQuiet place. Fried asparagus with lump crab. Do I need to say more?
Sightseeing
“In 1819, while on their horseback trek over the Great Plains of New Spain, Percy Bysshe Shelley and his wife Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein), came across these ruins. Here Shelley penned his immortal lines, among them:
I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert… And on the pedestal these words appear: ‘My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings, Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!’
The pedestal near the monument also asserts that the visage of the king was destroyed by Lubbock football players after losing a game to Amarillo, which while plausible, is of course false.
You can read more about it here. It's a fun place: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/ozymandias-plains
Ozymandias of The Plains
27 W Sundown Ln“In 1819, while on their horseback trek over the Great Plains of New Spain, Percy Bysshe Shelley and his wife Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein), came across these ruins. Here Shelley penned his immortal lines, among them:
I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert… And on the pedestal these words appear: ‘My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings, Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!’
The pedestal near the monument also asserts that the visage of the king was destroyed by Lubbock football players after losing a game to Amarillo, which while plausible, is of course false.
You can read more about it here. It's a fun place: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/ozymandias-plains
Bring your spray paint can and perhaps an extra pair of shoes in case it's muddy. There's a gift shop on Route 66 where you can buy jewelry made out of paint the artist chips off the cars. He calls the "stones" Cadlite after the Cadillacs buried in the ground. Check out the Bob Lile Gallery on 6th street.
139 habitants recommandent
Ranch Cadillac
13651 I-40 Frontage RdBring your spray paint can and perhaps an extra pair of shoes in case it's muddy. There's a gift shop on Route 66 where you can buy jewelry made out of paint the artist chips off the cars. He calls the "stones" Cadlite after the Cadillacs buried in the ground. Check out the Bob Lile Gallery on 6th street.
2nd Biggest Canyon in the United States. Take water.
208 habitants recommandent
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
11450 State Hwy Park Rd 52nd Biggest Canyon in the United States. Take water.
It's really a treat - paleontology, history, village...you'll love it.
84 habitants recommandent
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
2503 4th AveIt's really a treat - paleontology, history, village...you'll love it.
Interesting monument and time capsules. You have to go inside the Discovery Center to see the time Capsules.
Helium Time Columns Monument
1200-1348 Streit DrInteresting monument and time capsules. You have to go inside the Discovery Center to see the time Capsules.
Wildcat Bluff Nature Center
2301 N Soncy RdNature preserve and hiking.
If you want to take a walk or get to a playground for your kids, this park is just around the corner.
South Georgia School Park
5018 Susan DrIf you want to take a walk or get to a playground for your kids, this park is just around the corner.
Don Harrington Discovery Center
1200 Streit DrInteractive Museum
Jardins botaniques d'Amarillo
1400 Streit DrBotanical gardens. Neat place.
Zoo d'Amarillo
700 Comanchero TrailOur little home town zoo. Lots of happy memories here.
Museum of Art. Some pretty amazing Asian art collections and rotating exhibits.
34 habitants recommandent
Amarillo Museum of Art
2200 S Van Buren StMuseum of Art. Some pretty amazing Asian art collections and rotating exhibits.
American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum
2601 E I-40Fun place.