What Fun!
This is a cowboy music place (not C & W) with a dinner meant to recall the chuck wagon of the cattle drive. There are over a dozen similar places in the Rockies and they are great wholesome fun.
After a rather silly (and quite entertaining) 'gunfight' in the mock street outside the 'barn,' everyone is seated at bench tables and then go through a line to get their food on a metal camp plate. Brisket (or chicken), beans, applesauce, biscuits and a baked potato (not large). The brisket is excellent and there is plenty to eat, but there are no options. Following the meal, the music starts and it is great singing, yodeling, fiddling and jokes. We go at least once a year and regularly take guests (from abroad especially) and they always love it. Get there early on the day of the show to get the best seats, though none are bad.    [30 Jun 2007 23:26:32]

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Recommended Dishes: Brisket and I love the biscuits

     ­Jim Watkins, Dallas TX