Taylor at Rowdy Cowboy is exactly what great service is supposed to look like. She's sharp,…read morequick-witted, and actually pays attention to what's going on around her--something that clearly isn't consistent across the rest of the floor. While other servers seemed more focused on socializing with regulars than doing their jobs, Taylor stood out immediately. She stayed engaged, checked in at the right times, and made sure everything was handled without needing to be asked twice. That's not luck--that's professionalism. She brings a mix of intelligence and humor that makes the experience better without being forced or over the top. More importantly, she executes. Orders are right, timing is right, and the overall experience feels intentional--not neglected. If you're going to Rowdy Cowboy, don't leave it to chance. Ask for Taylor by name. She's an asset to that place, and based on what I saw, she's setting a standard others there aren't meeting

Rowdy Cowboy is a popular sports bar/restaurant that is known for very friendly servers. It's…read moreactually a very fun experience, as long as you don't bring your significant other or care about food. My Overall Rating - 3 1/2 Stars (5 Stars if you only care about service) Atmosphere - It's pretty electric. There is a large bar in the middle, tons of bar seating, and during my Thursday visit for lunch, it was packed. The vibes are good, and tons of TVs are showing sports. If you have an XY chromosome, this is your place. 1 Star. Service - Rowdy Cowboy is known for having great servers who are very friendly (and nice to look at). All tables were taken, so I sat at the bar. The bartenders were fast, efficient, and very friendly. They got my order wrong, but I don't care. Their friendliness made me not care. 1 Star. Food - Look, if you're here, you're not here for the food. I started with the Steak Frites. The steak was super tender but lacked seasoning. The shoestring fries were awesome and made the perfect pairing to the steak. I ordered the Brisket Sliders but ended up with Wagyu Sliders. I didn't mind because our bartenders were so friendly, but the sliders were just ok. Remember, this place is not known for the food. 1/2 Star. Will I Return? - Yes. Rowdy Cowboy knows exactly what it does well, and believe me it does it well. In fact, out of all the restaurants in this genre, Rowdy Cowboy has the friendliest staff. Yes, I will be back. 1 Star.

Came here for Mother's Day when everything else was rained out. Was helped by Gabe who is a 10/10…read moreserver. So attentive and great at being helpful. This place is so cool and really lets the kids hang out and get some energy out. Food was delicious and drinks were strong (in a god way)! What a clean place, great service, and really saved Mother's Day!

First time visiting this place. Great setup, solid equipment, and service was on point. What more…read morecould you ask for.

Winner winner chicken dinner. This establishment is very attractive. A smaller version of Hard…read moreRock with way better food. The blacken chicken pasta was filling and had a nice spice to it. The black and blu hamburger was juicy and flavorful. Would recommend this place and I will come back to Texas

The original location in Frisco was always a go-to for us. This location is closer so we have tried…read moreto visit as often as we can. Their blackberry mojitos are well made and easy to drink! We love the decor and era theme with the MTV music video vibes. Like others have mentioned though, the service needs attention. We typically have issues with getting service on the patio, drinks are slow, we have to push for additional drinks, our food isn't severed timely, etc. Our most recent visit, I have to give our server credit, the pre-lunch salad was ordered incorrectly so it went back and by the time they re-made the salad, it came out after the main meal. My husband HATES that! We do not think twice to drive 45 minutes to get to Rock & Brew for the blackberry mojitos but to get bad service, that makes it difficult to justify. If you are headed to the bar to just have a few blackberry mojitos, I recommend this place all day. If you want service and plan to eat, I am not sure I would give it any stars with the last few visits. We have had great service here, just not in the last 3 visits.

Good food and the service was great. Will definitely visit when I'm in the area againread more

MI've been in the Dallas area for the past week and I'm giving up beef when I get back home. We…read morecame here on a Thursday evening and I ordered the prime rib with fries and asparagus. Food was amazing!!! I washed that down with two old fashioned. Drinks were good!! The service was great, our waiter continuously check on us without being overbearing and kept our drinks flowing. We set outside and enjoyed the cool breeze which enhanced our experience. Overall I enjoyed this place and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good steakhouse to visit.

Nope. If you have a salt deficiency then they can help you out. The burgers are wafer thin and…read moretasteless. The chop sauce is salty. The fries are cooked to the point that they are 13 seconds from becoming fossilized. Upcharge for using a debit card and 50 cents for a shot of ranch

I cant speak more highly. Absolutely incredible service, food and drinks. One of the best…read moremargaritas you can get and it's $5 on happy hour. The buffalo wings are tremendous! Half off for happy hour.

We had a great experience overall at the restaurant. You can't beat the environment. Our server,…read moreBianca, was fantastic. She was friendly, attentive, & really made us feel welcome. The food was also delicious. Everything came out just the way we hoped. The only drawback was the long-haired manager who was cleaning the table next to us; she sprayed us a couple of times while wiping it down. She sprayed the table so aggressively that it propelled directly at us. It wasn't enough to spray our drinks, clothes & faces but definitely something to be more mindful of.

I love this place. The nachos are great. You can always get a seat. They have covered patio. Three…read moredollar fireball shots. The banana pudding is probably the best I've had in town. I always get it when I go there and you will not be disappointed. Cheers!

the chicken salad is so good, and the maverick cocktail is amazing…read more I would be here next time for my layovers

Stuck at DFW during winter storm fern, so had to get something quick to eat and drink…read more Pretty small food and drink menu, but it was pretty good. Only like 4 beers on tap, but it was good. They have some bowls, burgers and pizza, but we only got some starters with the loaded fries, sausage bites, and mozzarella bites. Food was decent and was plenty of food for 4 guys. Quite a few options to choose from here at DFW, but if you want something small to eat and relatively fast, this place will do. It is right in front of gate C37.

We stopped to charge a Tesla in the parking lot and had about 30 minutes to kill on a Friday…read moreafternoon and ended up wandering into this bar. It was the perfect neighborhood spot. Our server was so great (Sara). She overheard me say something and all of a sudden it just appeared. Super attentive. It was Halloween and music bingo night. We ended up staying for many hours. People were super nice and the bingo was so fun. I highly recommend Nico's way nachos. I would totally come back if we lived closer.

4.3 stars on a place is enough to get me to try them and man am I ever glad I did. For a few years…read moreI have wondered about them but never came in. Today I finally did! Walking in I can describe the ambiance in here in three words...Texas Dive Bar! I was here for lunch, so I was a little worried how much the alcohol the place serves up had affected the food reviews...but this place has legitimately really good food. I ordered the lunch special fried shrimp basket. For 9.99 I got a half dozen jumbo shrimp that breaded in some kind of deliciousness and served with fries. They were really good. My server Andrea, who also doubled as the bartender, was really good. She was upbeat and pleasant. They are definitely worth some repeat visits! Review #2057

The boy and I were looking for some Texas BBQ between American Airlines' Terminal A and our…read moredeparture gate in Terminal B on our layover this week and there really wasn't any other option than the Dallas Cowboys Club. I discovered they had brisket on the menu when I searched for "brisket" in the AA apps' Terminal Map. And well, they had a brisket sandwich on Texas Toast so we decided to find a table. The restaurant itself is nice and modern with plenty of seats and availability around 5pm on a Tuesday. Our waiter was friendly enough and attentive but he did forget to bring my water when I asked for it. To his credit, he was juggling several tables and was running around managing them. We shared the fried pickles and the brisket sandwich and both were quite tasty and the Chipotle BBQ sauce was really good and not too chipotle-y to make it different than just a really good BBQ sauce so don't be concerned by that description. The fried pickles ($12) were about as good as fried pickles can be. I've had some with less of a coating so if you're looking for something very lightly battered, I wouldn't say these are them. On the other hand, like I said, these were pretty perfect and certainly not overly coated in batter. They come with a tasty BBQ ranch sauce and the portion size was good; we definitely didnt finish them. On to the brisket sandwich ($22)... Certainly a shareable portion for two, especially since it's on thick Texas Toast and we were sharing the fries that come with it as well as the fried pickles. The sandwich was tasty but they were a bit skimpy on the meat and what was inside was really fatty. In fact one of the few pieces in my half was all fat. Come on guys, when you're chopping up the brisket into small pieces, it's pretty easy to toss the all fat pieces. The sandwich was served with decent and ample fries as well as a few things slices of pickles. The $22 price tag is steep but this is an airport afterall and they've "got you". To drink, I had a Don Diablo ($20) and later, a Lagunitas IPA ($11). They were out of their rotating local craft beers. The cocktail was tasty but the price was not. I had talked to someone in the Charleston airport where our return trip began and he mentioned that the prices of drinks in Dallas were good. I didn't find that to be true at all! I was torn about leaving the Dallas Cowboys Club 3 stars or 4 but since the service was pretty good and the food and drinks, too, despite the high cost for a meal for two with two drinks, I chose to leave them 4. Had the Cheerleaders been there serving us, I would have given them a 5....lol One thing I really can't stand at airports is when they jack up the prices just because they can. You're stuck there with no other option for food unless you bring your own. And you certainly can't bring your own booze anymore so if you're a drinker like me, well, you're screwed and you're paying $20 for a cocktail and $11 for a 20 oz. beers. It sucks! This isn't a fancy nightclub afterall! $12 for the pickles, well, that's "ok". Maybe they could drop that to $10 and I'm sorry, $22 for that brisket sandwich is kinda crazy but again, it's an airport. Anywhere else, for a $22 sandwich like that, I'd expect quite a bit more brisket in there and certainly little to no fatty pieces. Man! Should I leave 'em 3 stars??? Oh, Ima hit "post review" before I change my mind!

Sat for nearly 15 minutes, another table came in right next to me and got served. 5 minutes later…read morecame up and told me the kitchen has just closed. Horrible.

Day 2 lunch before the Cotton Bowl....outstanding nachos for me and.a big thick juicy burger with…read morefries for husband, another winner! Stop by to watch a game on the various TV screens or just to take a break.

Not the Quenchers anymore. Call the Spot Kitchen. Not even open until like 1:00pm. I hate when you…read morea business doesn't update regularly. Never going to try it.