Cowboy Cafe

The Blue Moon burger was so good, and I'm always a big fan of the fried pickles. One of the best burgers in Arlington for sure!

First time stopping in this place. Nice "little" spot. The service was excellent, the food was good and the atmosphere is peaceful. Nothing fancy, but it you want a good burger, cold beer,and good service, this is your spot.

My wife and I had lunch here earlier today and it was awesome! My half-price blue moon burger was excellent. High quality beef that was cooked to perfection. The Wrangler grilled salmon was was not overcooked and ithad great flavor. And my cup of cowboy chili really hit the spot. 😋. We ordered Texas barbecue brisket and another burger for takeout, and I’m sure both of those will be great as well. Thanks Karen for the great service!

Here’s a NED-style review for Cowboy Cafe: --- ✅ What Works Well - Classic American diner with a Western twist—hearty breakfast and comfort food. - Known for big portions, especially pancakes, eggs, and country-fried steak. - Friendly, down-to-earth service with a relaxed, casual vibe. - Great spot for early mornings or a filling brunch. - Affordable prices and solid, no-nonsense cooking. --- 👎 What to Watch Out For - Dated decor and simple ambiance—focus is on food, not aesthetics. - Can get crowded during peak breakfast hours. - Limited vegetarian or lighter fare options. - Some dishes can be greasy or heavy. --- 🎯 Verdict Cowboy Cafe is a solid choice for classic diner fare with a Western flair—perfect if you want a hearty, straightforward meal in a casual setting. Rating: 4.2 / 5 --- Want best breakfast picks or peak hours?

Service was great, but the food was absolutely terrible. The pickles and sauce were the only good parts — large and flavorful. Unfortunately, everything else was a disaster. The tots tasted so bad they were the first food I’ve ever spit out. The pickle was spoiled. The burger had a strange fishy taste on one side, and the Philly cheesesteak was kid-sized with frozen-tasting meat. The chili mac good but barely covered top of the pasta. Even my 16-year-old, who never leaves food on the table, couldn’t finish the meal. It might be a great spot for a beer, but for the love of God — stay away from the food.