Depot Steakhouse & Johnny Ringos Bar

Nice restaurant very clean. Sports bars separate from dining area with jukebox and pool table. We chose to dine in the bar area that also had tables and waitresses. I ordered the corn beef with a side of coleslaw others had fish and frys, cheese burger and a burrito. The portions were good and the food was prepared to the «t». The wait was a bit long for our food and getting our bill but it was a Sunday afternoon and they may have been a little understaffed. If not for that I would of given 5 stars.

The food here is disgusting and the servers and rude. I would not recommend this «restaurant» to ANYONE

We usually eat here when we come to Tombstone. We always had good service and loved the food. This time the place wasn’t busy, walked in was promptly seated, then sat for 10 minutes without seeing any staff. They didn’t even come back to ask us what we wanted to drink. So we left and ate somewhere else.

I’m not sure if I should review the food or the service, so I’ll do both. The service was excellent. Waiter was fast and friendly. My prime rib was good, not great, but my boyfriends flat iron steak wasn’t even edible. He had to send it back and didn’t order anything else because at this point he was pretty grossed out by it. But… The server immediately apologized and removed it from our bill. Not somewhere we would return. It is also attached to a bar, which we were not aware of, so just to let others know. We thought it was just a steak house. Probably our fault for not paying closer attention. Fried ice cream was pretty tasty. Just overall, food wasn’t anything to speak of.

The food is excellent! Every time I visit Tombstone I eat here and have never been disappointed.

One of the best places To eat in Tombstone! We had our wedding reception here as well! The steaks and the Mexican food is quite tasty! We try and eat here every time we stop in Tombstone!

We took another RV trip to Tombstone, Arizona just for grins and giggles. It’s a fun town and we’ve been several times, as had our trip mates and neighbors. The four of us had occasion to meet up with other friends, who were camping in nearby Bisbee. We decided to all have dinner together and selected Johnny Ringo’s Bar and «The Depot» Steakhouse. Two names, each listed as separate venues, yet the they are the same facility — the bar is adjacent to the main dining room.
Like most places in Tombstone, this place also stays with the old west theme — the restaurant’s décor is all about old railways, old trains, and has some interesting artifacts, prints, and wall hangings. The bar is, well, a cowboy bar. And it features Karaōke… Not always a plus.
The offerings on the menu are plentiful. Escargot, burgers, steaks, prime rib, and Mexican food.
Those that ordered the prime rib said it was delicious, as was the escargot and the lobster ceviche. The others were less enthusiastic. The one who ordered the pork chops said they we thin and over cooked. The one that ordered carne asada described it as «awful», «shoe leather», and tasteless. My Mexican combo plate was a mixed bag — the taco, good, the chili rellano, very good, the enchilda with green sauce, «meh», the rice good, the refried beans bland and flavorless.
This is just an average eatery that does «okay» at most things, great at a few things, and poorly at a lot of things. Service was par for the course. Acceptable but not great. Prices too high for the overall quality of the food. For one ceviche appetizer, the carne asada dinner, a piña colada, a Mexican combo plate, and a Bud Light, our bill was $ 58, tip included. We could have had the same menu items at any really good Mexican place for about $ 20 less, with better quality food.

Fall off the bone ribs, adult Mac n’ cheese, great prime rib, and the best blue cheese dressing ever… Attentive staff, and great décor! We like to come here when we visit tombstone. Good local place!

Had a wonderful Mexican dinner for my husband and I. Everything was great! Keep up with the good work and wonderful food.

Sat down for 10 minutes at 6:30 on a Wednesday night, no service. Notified the host, no service for 5 more, walked out.

Went here by default (because all the other restaurants in town were overflowing). We had plenty of time to look at the menu since it took so long for them to take our drink order. Once our order was taken it took a very long time to get our food. While we waited for our food, we did get some chips and salsa. The chips were thick and fresh and the mild salsa was very tasty (this is why they got a second star). I had the beef Chimichanga. The beef tasted like roast beef stuffed in a Chimichanga. Once I added the left over salsa, the Chimichanga tasted much better. There was nothing I could do to make the refried beans and spanish rice taste better — they were awful. Another person in our group made the same comment about the refried beans.
Two others in the group had the Country Fried Steak. They thought is was very good. Another in the group had the albondigas soup and thought it was very good except for the spanish rice.
You get your choice of Coke and Pepsi products, but the Coke product comes in cans and the Pepsi products are free refills. They have a full bar and clean restrooms.

the food was decent but the service was terrible.
my boyfriend and I went there a couple times to see if it would change, but ever time we went, it took a while to get a beer, then a menu, then to tell them we needed an order…
not our kind of place

Probably the best restaurant in Tombstone.
Pizza is excellent ant beer is cold. I recommend this place if your in Tombstone.

The food is okay and you won’t find anything particularly healthy for you. It is mostly fried food and you can’t get a salad without putting all kinds of dressing on it. I had chicken fritters and fries and my girlfriend had a Reuben sandwich, which was a bit oily, but had real corn beef.
The service was subpar as our waitress rarely checked on us and my water had runout.
The bar is a neat place and it was karaōke night. The locals were singing up old country music and classic rock’n roll. The people were very inviting and wanted us to croon a tune. The place was a lot of fun. You can also get a local beer there or a corporate one.

This is a couple blocks walk from the tourist part of Tombstone– but not a bad walk and as Americans we could always use the exercise, right?
Started with the hot wings and Bleu cheese, which were decent but nothing to write home about. The Bleu cheese was interesting though– very mild and almost a sour cream aspect to it.
For lunch we had the country fried steak– which is usually hit or miss everywhere– but was dead on. The other entrée was the sliders with green chili. The meat had a gamey taste to it– not sure I’d order it again.
All-​in-​all, not a bad meal, but forgettable.

Excellent food, I ordered the fajitas and they were excellent. They have a great selection of wines as well. In the evening the bar turns into a karioke lounge, our group had a ton of fun singing and drinking !!!

We noticed a lack of atmosphere the moment we stepped inside. Food was pretty average and service a little slow — despite only a handful of customers on a Sunday. The bar area had the most action (which isn’t really saying much). The place needs to be updated and the and the menu severely streamlined — It has a great location and lots of potential.

We really liked this place! I had the prime rib and my daughter had the chicken strips.
Positive: The prime rib was really good, the red mashed potatoes were AMAZING, they gave a discount because w were staying in the area, the waitress were friendly and prompt, the fried ice cream was different but very tasty, the atmosphere was very friendly and inviting
Negative: kind of expensive
I would go back!