We had lunch at the Buckhorn and were welcomed by Buffalo Bill in person. We had brisket sandwich and fries washed down with a good glass of brown ale. A good meal all round.

well we were looking forward to the Texas Ranger museum. At the entrance we learned that you can only see that in combination with that Buckhorn Saloon Museum. So 36 something bucks later (for 2 adults) we were shocked by all the stuffed animals in that Buckhorn Saloon Museum ... not what we expected and wanted to see ... quite... More

Skip the food, it's average at best and way overpriced. In addition, it's another "open-air" facility and the birds will inundate you. Museum is interseting, especially the Texas Ranger exhibits...

A great story about the history of the Texas Rangers with exhibits and tales straight out of the pages of history books-a great collection of guns for the aficionados. Nice choice of micro-brewery beers and light lunch. I would go back again because I am sure I missed lots.

The place it self was interesting but the food wad beyond horrible !!!! My husband had the worst dry brisket sandwhich and I had a dry ceasar salad. Cashier was rude to top it off . We even had a a dining certificate because we brought two at restaurant.com we rather throw it away and waste our money than to... More

My kids (ages 10 and 15) and I visited the Buckhorn Saloon for lunch and really enjoyed the atmosphere. High ceilings, rustic decor, informal -- great for kids. You order your food from a smaller menu (BBQ, burgers, etc.) and then seat yourself and food is brought to your table. The staff was friendly and "on point". Having said that,... More

This is the most weird museum I have ever been to. I don't like DEAD ANIMAL CARCUSES as a form of entertainment. Shooting animals to put them on display is just wrong. The info about the Texas Rangers was kool though

I stumbled across the Buckhorn when I was out shopping around the Alamo. I walked through the front doors and was greeted immediately. I was a bit taken with the place. Its rustic south-west feel is a must see. The entire establishment is completely adorned with mounts and trophies of exotic game animals. Anything you can think of is there... More

If you like history, Texas history, and especially history about the Texas Rangers, don't miss this.