This is place for rough and tough ready to rumble dudes, at least it used to be, and the reputation sort of stuck around even though it’s just a really cool tourist attraction here. Back in the day (not sure when) Friedrich started the tradition of swapping animal heads or horns from hunters in exchange for a drink. As this collection grew, a collection of firearms was also added.

Also added was the Texas Ranger Museum featuring a lot the Division’s artefacts including handguns, shotguns, badges, and photographs. And there’s Native American art. And cowboy culture exhibits. And it used to be frequented by Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders – some even claim he recruited them here. Yeah, the place is the epitome of dude cool. Great food, great conversation and a really great atmosphere, do not miss a chance to dine here.

• $15 for Children (3-11).
• Ticket receipt may be used for a 2nd day admission.
• Entrance into the Saloon, Cafe, Gift Shop and Arcade is free.

• Closing times vary day by day from 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm.
• The cafe opens at 11:00 am.

• Buses in Houston Street

• Oro Restaurant and Bar
• Morton’s The Steakhouse
• Mexican Manhattan
• Various restaurants by the River Walk

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