LOST HORSE SALOON in Marfa, TX

Walked in and it felt immediately at home. Lots of good bars just share the same DNA. We didn't stay long, my partner was hungry and they didn't have food that day. They also didn't know when they'd have food again and god bless the cook that comes in when he feels like it. Wish I had longer in town, I'd like to go back with a full belly and just hang out for a bit.

It was a cool place nice people good time Nice to have a cool bar in the middle of nowhere West Texas

I called to find out about their food, I asked "What time does your grill close? He rudely said " I don't have a grill I have a stove! And hung up on me" Didn't even answer my question and didn't give me a chance to say another word! We really would have like to give this place a chance , we were in the area for 4 days, but after that guys attitude , he just ruined it, I couldn't make myself want to give them our business. Customer service is a very important thing , even over the phone

Delicious food! I randomly picked this place for dinner, after an all-day drive from Arizona. I was so pleasantly surprised at the quality and taste. They have a large menu of hearty dishes. One complaint: prices aren't listed on the menu. They ended up being something like $15 per dish. A bit steep. I went with the brisket nachos. They were awesome. My boyfriend had the shrimp tacos. I tried some and they were really good. We devoured everything. Make sure you scope out their cool patio. We didn't notice the door at first, as it's somewhat incognito. It's very cute and has a fun swing. They're also open late. Highly recommend this spot to fill your belly!

The Lost Horse Saloon is hands down one of my favorite spots in town. I'll take a drink here in this rustic and lowkey gem any day over the other "trendy" and way overpriced bars in town. It's in a very unassuming building on the way out of town headed towards Alpine - blink, and you'll miss it. When I stopped in on a Saturday night it was full of a great mix of some travelers and lots of locals. It was easy to spot who was who but everyone in this spot was friendly and welcoming. Karaoke was going on and was surprisingly incredibly entertaining - I take it lots of the locals are karaoke regulars. It's a great way to spend a few hours, dance with a cowboy during a Hank Williams karaoke rendition, and share some shots with local Marfans.