Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Before I10, it was our home away from home, after the freeway connected Phoenix and Los Angeles, it was the beginning of the end for our whole neighborhood.
Every year we return hoping the staff has improved. No such luck. The food is pretty good bar food and the beer selection is really big, but most of the staff are just terrible. Â If they are not ignoring you, hoping someone else will help you, they are bitchy. Â And not in a funny way. Â If service was great and friendly sparing with customers was the norm, I'd accept it, but this is not the case. Â It's not like they are lacking staff either, they are all over the place, but doing very little. Â Maybe they have issues with "snowbirds", but business is business right? The owner is almost always on site so why can't he see this? Â Also, check your bill. Â We've been overcharged twice.
Review Source:I was told the regulars don't take to kindly to newcomers, and it was kind of obvious with the looks we were getting. Â I really wish I could give it a higher star rating, but honestly, I don't think the regulars would welcome that. Â It's one of those places they want to keep for themselves. Â I'll Respect That.
My friends that have been to this bar more that once, despite the unwelcoming regulars, admit to riff raff hanging out there that are not regulars. Fights happen often.
On my first, and more than likely last visit, I saw a guy vomit on the floor near the pool tables. A "working girl" approached me at the bar (scary).
They did have horseshoes and tables out back & Karaoke on the back patio. Â It could be a nice place, if only the atmosphere was more welcoming.
The older lady with short blonde hair and wear glasses is a total bitch! She was rude the whole time taking our order and only came back to the take once. Everytime I've been here she is rude to others as well.
The price for alcoholic drinks are way over priced, and it takes a long time for the food to arrive. They card everyone even if a person is clearly 60 years old, guess they got into trouble one to many times for serving alcohol to juveniles under 21.
I understand that their theme is to be a country dive bar, but this place has turned totally red neck.
Been coming here for years, since before it became "civilized". Love this place! Â The food is greasy but delicious and lots of it. Â They have a decent selection of beer, Â albeit, bottles in a standing cooler - not behind the bar. Â The crowd is jovial and I did not feel like an outsider like I did a few years ago when I first started coming here. Â
The help is polite and fun loving but hit or miss depending on who is working. Â Its a little divy but has really become mor civilized since it's roadside biker-bar days of old. Â It is a full bar so kids are no longer allowed. Â There is a live band on certain nights and karaoke too if you're into that. Â You'll have to call for the schedule. Â Anyhow, It's a great old school style bar with decent food and lots of rooms and open areas for big groups. Â Pool tables etc. Â
I think I even saw horse shoes being thrown in back. Â Bring friends and enjoy. Â I'd give higher marks but I believe the food is too pricy for what it is. Â Typical bar food served at over priced foo-foo bar food prices. Â Definitely great if you just want to relax and cut loose.
I have never actually had to ask a waitress before if the bartender remembered to put alcohol in my drink. Apparently he did, all of one shot in a pint glass full of mixer, which is all management allows she tells me. Weak sauce.
Hamburgers were good but took forever to get there. Could be that I was just over the place after getting such a horrible drink.
Also, they did change. Strictly enforcing over 21. This includes id'ing the guy who was clearly in his 50's and was incredulous that they would ask.
Overall I think I am mostly upset because I had such high expectations for a fun, cheap dive bar. Expectations that were smashed to a thousand bits.
Been to the Longhorn Corral a few times. Each time I think to myself, this is a fun place, need to come back sooner next time. While it is out of town per se, its worth the effort to get there, especially if you are a west side resident. The drinks are reasonable, and while I havent eaten there myself, the food looks delish. And the STEAKS.. my word, they are HUGE.
The live bands are good and the people watching is fun. Mr C just had his first experience there and he enjoyed it too.
For a fun night out, give this place a try..
I've been going to Longhorn's off and on for years. Now, we venture out to Longhorn's occasionally when Roman's doesn't have anything going on. The service is GREAT, though I feel the food prices are a bit high for lunch. The quality of the food is always good and the staff are friendly. I do wish they'd bring back Exit 195 as the house band, but the entertainment they have now is decent.
Review Source:This place had a dividing wall... one side pool tables and darts... and the dinning area (for normal restaurant hours) and the other side was a full bar with a dance floor....
Well wall no more!
This place is one huge wide open room... its much more spacious and as always lots of seating and tables... it awesome....
Outside they have built more to their outdoor bar... laid down more cement for a larger patio.... its a little too cold to be hanging outside for too long.. but once summer hits its going to be the main floor... guaranteed!!
The bathrooms are clean as always... be careful, the hot water is extremely hot... right away .... ouch...
The staff is friendly and fun as always.... :)
Cant wait to get another chance to come back out for a visit! :)
Oh and Kareoke is on Thursdays....
Cool place! Â Have lived in Goodyear for over 6 years now and never ventured west to see what was out there eats wise. Â New neighbor told us about so tried it a few months ago, pretty good I'd say. Â
Menu has variety, appetizers, burgers, dinners, desserts. Â I'm a big fan of Pattie Melts and theirs is the best I've had. Â Bacon cheeseburger great too. Â Burgers come with your choice of 2 sides, fries, onion rings, potato salad, macaroni salad and cole slaw. Â Roomate usually chooses fries and fries. Â I like to get either fries or rings and cole slaw, which rocks, not many places do slaw well. Â They actually have 2 types of fries, natural cut, made fresh and ones called beer fries that are shaped kind of like steak fries but crispier.
The beer drinker will like the beer fridge. Â Variety of bottled beer is huge. Â Something for everyone.
Wide range of patrons, cowboys, bikers, Pebble Creekers, average joes. Â
Friendly staff too!
The Buckeye's finest country bar :) Â "The Longhorn" is located on Jackrabbit Trail just north of Interstate 10 (Jackrabbit Trail is about 22 miles west of the I-17 stack). The bar has a rural, rustic setting livened up on Friday and Saturday night with a live band (in a separate room). They also have a large "backyard" with sandpits for volleyball and port-o-potties. Probably the best bar west of the 101 for singles, although the demographics encompass all ages. The crowd is very regular though, friendly, but not terribly welcoming to newcomers.. Bottled beer is cheap, and flows freely throughout the night without much wait, and the staff is very kind. They also have shuffleboard and 2 pool tables.
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