Some of the best burgers in North Arlington. Tuesday is half-price-burger-day, but still isn't too crowded. Overall, it is pretty much what you expect from a place name Cowboy Café. Booths, tables, high-tops and bar seating, plus some outdoor seating for the warmer months. TVs and random stuff on the wall. Service is generally good and pretty quick. The crowd is friendly. So, all-in-all an enjoyable, affordable, and tasty choice.

If you're a fan of nachos, Cowboy Cafe is an absolute must-visit. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by a laid-back vibe, perfect for unwinding with a cold drink and some seriously, consistently good food. But the star of the show? The nachos. Or the burgers! The nachos portion size is generous, making it a great shareable dish (though honestly, you might want to keep them all to yourself). The crispy, perfectly salted, made in-house chips are layered with a generous helping of gooey melted cheese, seasoned chicken (or your choice of protein), fresh pico de gallo, and just the right amount of jalapeños for a kick. What really sets them apart, though, is the house-made chips. Guacamole and sour cream add a fresh, creamy contrast to the dish. Whether you're pairing these nachos with a beer from their extensive selection, Cowboy Cafe has earned its spot as the go-to spot for anyone craving a mouthwatering snack. If nachos are your thing, trust me, you won't find better in the area. Highly recommend. Also, their burgers are soooo good!!

this is my favorite go to spot. It's not fancy - but it is fantastic! The service is great - shout out to Kelly, Benny, and Aidan and the food always hits the spot!

This place is amazing! Great food, music, and liquor. Highly recommend them. Bar tender was nice and kept refilling beers.

Cowboy Cafe is a dive bar/restaurant in North Arlington off of Lee Highway (now Langston Blvd.) They have pretty great food, a nice beer selection, and overall good service. Their hamburgers are their specialty in my opinion (the best of these are The Duke, the ChiliBurger, and the California Burger). The one downside is that parking can be hard to come by here (there are a few on-site places and there's a small, difficult to negotiate lot that's nearby, adjacent to the McDonald's), and it can get very crowded at peak times. Also recommended are the Cowgirl chicken entree and the Cajun Chicken Pasta. There is also an outside dining area but I've never eaten there. For those who want to just sit at the bar there's a limited number of seats.

Visiting from our of town and my nephew mentioned special priced wings Wednesday so we grabbed a couple dozen to take home. We had to call to get the definition of what the different wing names were (which I can't remember). Basically, we enjoyed the dry run ones and does them into the various sauce choices they offered. Parking was not adjacent , and it was a complicated thin area to navigate, but it was close enough. I would get these wings again; the size was generous, and the sauces were all delicious. They were good without any sauce as well.