The Crystal Palace Saloon

Food was OK, I had built my own chicken sandwich. The chicken was a little tough but the fries and beer battered onion rings were good. I do recommend drinking a Doc Holliday with grenadine. The building itself was nice definitely feels like you stepped back in time to the 1880’s.

Really cool bar. It reminds me of something you’d see in old west movie. I wish it had a little more investment to fix it up to the condition it deserves to be. The food was average and I don’t think I’d go back for that. They did have live music which was fun to have with dinner.

Stopped for dinner. Kids had the pizza which was regular, I had the chili and the hubbie had the fish and chips. Nothing outstanding or memorable except for the inside had a large bar. The paintings on the wall are of women, just like a saloon would be. A little innapropriate for little ones if you’re really conservative since of the women are also dressed up.
The food was not filling, but it got us through the evening.

Quick. Good. And yes it’s touristy… But yum yum! Relaxed atmospheric. Food is tasty. Our boy said best burger ever– but bad buffalo burger. Fried shrimp, chili cheese fries. Delish. The waitress was really sweet and service was great.

As you walk into this restaurant you get the feel of Tombstone. Service is friendly and quick. The food is delicious except for their fries. We had a cowboy burger, the Duke Burger, and a burbon wrap. If we lived close by we would come back.

Where better to grab a bite or a drink while in Tombstone? The burgers were really good and having live entertainment along with very friendly staff makes it worth a stop. The history alone is worth adding the Crystal Palace Saloon to your itinerary while in Tombstone.

We were headed to the Crystal Palace for dinner on a pretty slow night based on reviews but at the last moment decided on the Longhorn across the street because it just looked better from the outside. After waiting for over ten minutes with no service at all, we came back to the Crystal Palace amd were very satisfied. Our server, Joseph, alerted us that they were closing the kitchen early that night due to cleaning, which alarmed us a bit, but he gave wonderful suggestions for what to order and we were not disappointed. We had the ribs with cowboy potatoes and green beans and everything was delicious. The ribs were tender and the potatoes and beans were seasoned perfectly. We will definitely return the next time we’re hungry and in Tombstone.

Chicken fried steak tastes like it was out of a frozen r, corn from a can and powdered «mashed potatoes»
Exactly fine for a cheap lunch, but it wasn’t cheap and there are better options 100 feet away.
Had dinner at big nose Kate’s. That was an actual experience with good good and good prices :)

The prices are reasonable for bar food. The drinks are average prices I’m used to paying being from San Diego. The kitchen closes at 8pm. It gets a bit loud due to an open floor plan, and the fact that I went on Friday when a live band started playing. I’d recommend if your looking for a beer and a burger.

So let’s face it. This is a tourist town. This restaurant is a basic bar with good food. Very loud at time’s as it is an entirely open floor plan. However, it did introduce me to Old Overholt Rye Whiskey (Doc Holliday’s favorite whiskey) one of my favorite’s now. It is history as it is considered one of the deadliest saloons in the Wild West.

You want ambiance? Nothing like eating at the deadliest saloon in the history of the old wild west. The saloon is the typical bar you’d expect out of a wild west town. The history behind it sells it on its own. The bigger surprise is how good there burgers are. My girlfriend and I had the breakfast burger and the Duke burger. Both were really good and highly recommended. The cook knows his burgers and on a plus side handled an allergy request really well. My girlfriend has Celiacs disease, so no gluten what so ever. The non gluten bun they use is one of the best she’s ever had. So highly recommended for anyone with gluten allergy.
Overall the place and people were awesome at Tombstone and at the Crystal Palace. We are already planning a return trip some day to visit again.

Our only full day in Tombstone & Crystal Palace is where we decided to have lunch AND dinner!
What drew us here were the previous positive reviews on Unilocal. (Thanks!)
Came here at 11:30 am– just in time. Because for that Saturday, at noon– tables & bar area already packed & the line to be seated at the hostess desk was long!
Our server was great, forgot her name! She had a great sense of humor & always checked to see how we were doing. I can’t remember what hubby ordered– think it was the BLT.
But, I ordered the fantail shrimp entrée. When my order arrived, I was impressed! 10 huge pieces of shrimp, fresh crisp sautéed– not wilted by overdoing it green beans, potatoes O’ Brien w/​plenty of melted cheese, & Texas garlic toast. I washed it down w/​the local lager. I couldn’t finish the potatoes of the second piece of toast. But, the shrimp & green beans were
perfection!
Dinner, I was eyeballing the fettuccini alfredo. Our dinner hostess mentioned they ran out. This was almost 6:30pm. Waaah! So, hubby & I ordered our own personal pizzas. I chose the gluten free crust, 50 cents more. You can’t beat that! And a side salad. Loved it!
A band was setting up on stage & the tables closer to the stage area were being removed to clear the dance floor. We left before the band even performed– since we were leaving Tombstone at 4am the next day.

Visiting Tombstone with friends. Quick service (thanks, Susannah!), had the Cowboy Burger, which was surprisingly delicious, and beyond reasonably priced. Worth the visit, if just to see the beautiful antique bar!

Very crowded but the waitress was especially nice and the food was amazing. Very good drink selections and I love the outfits they had on. One of my favorite places when we visited!

Fun place for soaking up the Tombstone atmosphere! Food was good, we had (tombstone) pizza, burgers & beer. The onion rings were the best.

The food and the beer are great. What really does it is the décor, and the fact that the employees stay in character. It really adds to the feel of this Old West restaurant in this Old West town. Kudos!

Lots of history here and that’s the main attraction. Sat at the bar and had a really good experience. Good selection of beers and a full bar. The atmosphere is pretty cool and the aesthetics are great. Had live music setting up but we left before they started playing. Good place to stop for a drink and bite to eat.

My waitress Rei sucked and ruined my birthday. We came into the restaurant and were the first to arrive. The place was literally dead. After taking our drink and appetizer order she didnt come back and take our meal order until everyone else in the restaurant placed their order! Her excuse was that we placed an appetizer order so thats why we were LAST to place a meal order! What a stupid excuse and what a ridiculous thing to say to my family! Stupid… Absolutely stupid!

Excellent service ! Tea was great, Food was decent. We came for lunch as soon as they opened at 11 AM. My son got the chili dog & fries. It looked fantastic and was a bargain at $ 7.99. Best part was that he loved it. My daughter got the hot ham and cheese and said it was good. The sandwich was huge ! Again a great value. I had the 3 sliders and fries. The burger tasted like frozen beef patties from Costco, which was a disappointment but the bun and fries were tasty. Next time you are visiting rawhide be sure to stop in the crystal palace

Burgers, Beer, fish n chips, and more. Ambiance is pretty cool, looking much like the place did in historical photos.
Doors are left wide open, I’m assuming it’s because they are trying to circulate the air. The only problem with this is flies — numerous flies trying to help us enjoy our late lunch.
The peach ale wasn’t all that peachy but it was refreshing. The battered fish sandwich was pretty good. The fries were kind of «meh» and my daughter’s sliders were on par with what I remember from school lunch burgers (blech).
Service was decent but not awesome — it was well past the lunch rush and still an hour or two before dinner might start in earnest. Servers were trying to re-​stock table items and get their clean ups done, so attentiveness was okay considering everything. Price wasn’t bad.
If I were to return to Tombstone, yes I would probably return to the Crystal Palace to eat, but I would check some other options as well.