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The Buckhorn Saloon is where it all began—where history was made and legend lives. It is where Teddy Roosevelt recruited Rough Riders and Pancho Villa is rumored to have planned the Mexican Revolution. Many of the original furnishings still grace today’s Buckhorn Saloon, including the back-bar which was hand-crafted of marble and cherry wood. The bar features locally brewed beers on draft. You might also like one of our delicious and icy Prickly Pear Margaritas; it’s a Texas favorite!
Old West-themed gift store stocking cowboy hats, T-shirts, Bowie knives & other sundries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 318 E Houston St, San Antonio, TX 78205
Phone: (210) 247-4000
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Reviews
Eran Maia
Friendly staff and very immersive experience in the museum! Lots to see and learn! Take your time while visiting, as it can get overwhelming for young kids. They even have a PT Barnum section, which surprised us! Fun to learn and walking into a jail cell next to a snoring inmate was hilarious.
Gift shop was very interesting as well. Highly recommend!
… moreGift shop was very interesting as well. Highly recommend!
Nick DeMarco
Pretty large restaurant, bar, and museum in downtown San Antonio. The saloon/restaurant is really cool, covered from top to bottom in taxidermy animals. Lots of cool history on the walls. The place also has two museums, the Buckhorn Museum and the Texas Ranger Museum. The Buckhorn Museum has a bunch of taxidermy animals and other curiosities. The sideshow exhibit was neat…but some parts of it weren’t working. The Texas Ranger museum houses a nice collection of artifacts from various famous Texas Rangers, as well as a recreation of old San Antonio. A plus is that you get to carry around a beer from the bar while visiting the museums.
Had lunch at the end of my visit and the food was pretty solid. There’s a lot to see here and you can certainly spend a good deal of time here between the various exhibits and the food/drink. It’s definitely a little tourist-trappy, but still worth a visit if you are in the downtown area.
… moreHad lunch at the end of my visit and the food was pretty solid. There’s a lot to see here and you can certainly spend a good deal of time here between the various exhibits and the food/drink. It’s definitely a little tourist-trappy, but still worth a visit if you are in the downtown area.
Stella Hilario
Had some family come into town and we were looking for different things to check out downtown and this saloon came up. To be honest we didn’t know what to expect but we really did enjoy ourselves. The food/burgers were really good, the staff were friendly and helpful when purchasing our museum tickets. We took our time walking through the museums (about an hour and half) and made sure to grab a magnet to remember it by when we left. Their gift shop has some really nice Texas inspired merchandise, don’t skip it. We will go back, at least for the burgers.
… moreTammy Hobbs
This is an eclectic place with a museum for $22 a person which we did not go through. As far as bar food goes you have to go up and order and then they deliver to your table. My husband had the musket fire burger and it was large and he said good came with onion rings. I had the cowboy quesadilla and was extremely disappointed for several reasons. One it doesn’t look anything like the picture in the menu imagine it with half of the amount of food in it and was greasy. The plus side of my meal was at the french fries were crunchy light and had a little flavoring to them. Add two Cokes to this and it was $45. It is an interesting place but if you really want a dinner I wouldn’t recommend it.
… moreKyle Hope
If you are a person that enjoys seeing some EXCEPTIONAL Boone & Crockett Class Big Game this is somewhere you’d want to see. Some incredible Old Trophy taxidermy mounts and an amazing old building close to the historic Alamo
… moreJose Garcia
This place is good ole fashioned cool
It’s two museums in the location one was taxidermy and the other was about the Texas rangers !!
They even had a replica of the Bonnie and Clyde car
They also had food and great beers and a arcade with a shooting gallery
The gift shop was also alright
Would definitely come again
… moreIt’s two museums in the location one was taxidermy and the other was about the Texas rangers !!
They even had a replica of the Bonnie and Clyde car
They also had food and great beers and a arcade with a shooting gallery
The gift shop was also alright
Would definitely come again
Ashley Gannon
Very fun restaurant with good food. Museum had different fun areas and the Texas Ranger Museum was very informative.
… moreTravel bug
Very cool place! We had a ton of fun exploring this museum and if you order drink before the museum you get discount
… moreRyan Hough
The bar is stunning and the museum is a hidden gem. Brilliant set up and bigger than you’d think. recommend
… moreVernon Harp
The exhibits are good but it’s so noticeable how under maintained the location is in terms of working and non-working features. There was an element of walking through with a character that just didn’t work and disappointed my family. Over all I do think this is a good value museum and the food looked like good value and smelled good even though we chose not to eat here. The gift shop has good variety. I wish the texas ranger town had more to it as well. It felt empty.
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