La Salsa Man, a 26-foot-tall fiberglass giant in Dodge City, is a quirky roadside gem gifted by…read moreDennis Hopper(of Easyrider fame). Located at 3rd Ave and W. Vine St, this restored Muffler Man (minus his sombrero and mustache post-2019 controversy) is a must-snap for travelers. It's bold, free, and pure Hollywood whimsy in cowboy country, though sparse parking and no signage can frustrate. Perfect for a quick photo op near Boot Hill Museum.

Mr. Salsa is looking goooood! He looks tougher than your average muffler man, perhaps because of…read morehis mustache. He's in good shape, gifted to the city by Dennis Hopper of movie fame. We just randomly spotted him in Dodge City and stopped by to say "Hey."

Not worth the price. The museum is neat and good history. The locals hyped up the shootout but it…read morewas pricy for what it was. To each their own.

We enjoyed the overall show and dinner the museum has great exhibits. Don't pass this place up .read more

Food: Pickle Bites: 5/5 The crust is delicious and fluffy…read more Was mostly everyone's favorite order at our table. Buffalo Chicken Bites: 4/5, it was actually my personal favorite, but could benefit from homemade ranch. They use store bought. The buffalo sauce is very tasty. Pepperoni Pizza: 4/5, good solid pizza with a nice crust. Although the pizza is solid it does not compare to a New York/ New Jersey slice. Iykyk. Beer: 5/5, You can definitely find a beer you like here. Solid selection. Note: This whole meal would be much better with homemade ranch. They charge for ranch, which is fine, but store bought ranch brings the whole experience down for people who like ranch with their pizza. Service 4/5 - Amazing and very friendly Staff, but the wait time for food is pretty long especially for it being mainly pizza Ambiance: 5/5, Very clean and pet friendly. About as good as you're gonna get in Dodge City.

I was on a long road trip and did not feel there was a lot to choose from in town. This had some…read moregreat reviews so I decided to try it out. I was kind of hungry so I took their suggestion on the pickle bites pizza. This was just okay to me. It was basically a pizza with ranch dressing, cheese and, well pickle chips. One, it was way too much for one person so I didn't get to eat it all. I had the cowboy pizza which was house sauce cheese and beef and I did finish this entire pie. Thin crust and everything screamed homemade. The service was exceptional and helpful. I could not have asked for more. I am a dark beer guy and I have to say their recommendation hit the spot. This place screamed pizza place, fun hangout and a touch of sports bar. I would say if you are in Dodge this could be a great place to hang out for good service and good meal.

Historic Front Street in Dodge City, KS, offers an engaging step back into the Wild West. Part of…read morethe Boot Hill Museum, the recreated 1876-era street features authentic storefronts like the Long Branch Saloon, a blacksmith shop, and a doctor's office, bringing frontier life to life. Daily gunfight reenactments, period-accurate artifacts, and educational exhibits provide both entertainment and historical insight. The site is well-maintained and staffed by knowledgeable personnel, making it a worthwhile stop for history buffs and families alike. Lots of construction going on so pay attn. Free parking is great.

The statues include the imposing Wyatt Earp lawman figure, the playful Doc Holliday at his gambling…read moretable, the grand El Capitan Longhorn steer, and the commanding James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon--all still prominently on display for great photo ops. Note that during ongoing streetscape construction, the statues honoring Amanda Blake (Miss Kitty), Milburn Stone (Doc Adams), Ken Curtis (Festus), and Buck Taylor (Newly) have been temporarily stored for safekeeping. Despite this, the trail remains a quick, engaging 1-mile loop packed with history and charm--perfect for fans of the frontier era.

Clean and friendly hotel. Great price! Rooms in the back have been renovated and are a little more…read moremoney. I had a cheaper room in the front. Only drawback was the wifi wasn't strong enough to reach my room.

From the owner: Welcome to Belair Motel, your Dodge City "home away from home." Belair Motel aims to make your…read morevisit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Dodge City, Belair Motel is located a short distance from Home of Stone (1.5 mi) and Carnegie Center for the Arts (1.7 mi). Rooms at Belair Motel provide air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Dodge City's popular steakhouses such as Central Station Bar & Grill and Casey's Cowtown Club, all a short distance from Belair Motel. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Cowboy Statue On Boot Hill and El Capitan, which are some popular Dodge City monuments and statues - all conveniently located a short distance from the motel. Belair Motel puts the best of Dodge City at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable."