Coyote Bluff Cafe, Amarillo

Hambuger from Hell is a excellent burger I wish I could eat there more.

My colleagues and I placed an order for pick up. While eating, one of my colleagues discovered a beetle in her burger. As if that was not bad enough, when we notified the restaurant we were told that we had to wait almost 3 for the owner to arrive to the restaurant in order to issue a refund. Completely unacceptable!

Great place to eat.....everyone loved their burgers! Doesn't look like much on the outside, but man is it an awesome place to grab a delicious burger and an order of Cheese Fries! Get there early or be prepared to wait!

The chili fries were awesome, but the service (cook staff) was Disappointing! Half of our party received their food on time but the other half waited 1.5 hours for their and took it to go. “The burger from hell” was not hot and tasted like pure Louisiana hot sauce. The waitress explained that the cook staff was new so, next time in Amarillo I plan on giving it a second chance so they can redeem themselves.

If you are looking for an excellent burger or an excellent ribeye or excellent chili cheese fries this is THE place! Best in Amarillo. Best in Texas. One of the best in the country.

the best burgers in Amarillo..love it. The steaks i have yet to try, but that is next on my list. dont' be fooled by the toilet out front..that Texas for ya. Very laid back atmosphere and staff is excellent

the ribeyes are the best handcut steaks. nothings better than a good steak homemade fries and a cold beer right out of the tub

terrific cheese fries

A small, quaint place that looks like it belongs in a Larry McMurtry or Cormac McCarthy novel, on the edge of a big cowtown. People often line up out the door as if they were handing out money or some addictive narcotic. The dark dinning room is about 40’ x 40’, with a clawfoot bathtub in the middle with assorted ice cold beer heaping over the top of the rim. The grease stained walls are cluttered with posters, signs, bumper-stickers and business cards from long ago while the tables and chairs wobble under the elbows of cowboys, bikers, lawyers and doctors. I suppose appetite spares no social distinctions. The waitress is friendly, I guess like most folks are in that slice of the country, but far too busy to hang out for long as she buzzes around taking orders and ferrying trays loaded with cholesterol and smiles.