This place was completely awful. The food was soooo greasy and not to mention disgusting. There were dead animals all over the walls, showing off the brutal display for profit is as sick as killing all of the animals in the first place. When I went, half of the group I was with burst into tears, and I was speechless because I will admit that I was ...

We went with my mother and father-in-law along with my brother-in-law and his family (party of 11). We had a blast! There is sooo much to see. It never got boring for the hours (I think 4 to 5) that we were there.

It's been three years ago, and the kids still talk about it. So much to keep the kids interest focused, as well as ours. It ...

We went to eat here last year during fiesta and the food was excellent a very affordable. The museum was fun and very interesting. We will be going back there this year again.

Christina

Great place to experience the Old West and a taste of San Antonio's history you can't find any where else. The new Texas Ranger Museum was a real bonus. Don't miss this one.

Great place to spend an afternoon. Our family of 4, with two boys ages 8 and 10, loved everything about the Buck Horn. We didn't eat here, but took in all of the sights. Including the purchase of a couple of souveneirs in the gift shop. Would highly recommend!

If you visit San Antonio, you must visit the Buckhorn Museum. This is the most unique museum I have ever visited. More animals than you can imagine. The price is very reasonable for the experience you will get. I will be back in San Antonio in 2006 and this place will be on my list!

The museum was kinda neat. A little overpriced. Alot of interesting information about the ole West.
DO NOT EAT HERE! The food, at best, was edible. Was overcharged by a rude little girl at the register. It took talking to two managers before getting setteled.

The buckhorn museum is just what you would expect to see when visiting San Antonio. This city has obvious ties to its' past. The missions (including the Alamo), the oldest cathedral in the nation (The San Fernando Cathedral), hotels like the Emily Morgan and the Menger all contribute to preserving Texas' history. Again, The Buckhorn does ...

Fascinating museum, very unique. I think it was well worth my money. There was alot to see, rooms and rooms of animals. I will be bringing my grandchildren on my next visit.