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Cowboy Jack's Plymouth Reviews
Cowboy Jacks is a classic bar stop.
We didn't order food this time, but seems legit. They have so many TVs everywhere! Check out the dirty sodas The best cowboy vibe bar in town!
Really good bar food menu.
I ordered really late and night and usually other restaurants quality goes down, but this cowboy jacks had great food all the way through the night. Good list of drinks also had diet sprite which I prefer over club soda.
Loved my server Elizabeth.
Didn't eat today but expect typical bar food. Happy hour was nice and plenty of TVs for the games you want. Great watering hole. Drinks take a bit when busy so double up.
A very large group of biker came in, very short staff for
A very large group of biker came in, very short staff for that amount of people, so everyone in the restaurant was totally ignored. Orders were wrong, and just when we ( party of 8) were wrapping up everything extra help came in to help out. But after waiting for 90 minutes or more for drinks and our food orders, we still hadn't gotten our orders right. The bikers had all left by the time we got everything in order
food and service were great.
the manager who's supposed to be a role model looked trashy as hell. hickeys on her neck had an attitude land rude to us.
First time visit - 4 stars.
I like Cowboy Jacks. I'd classify them as a high end bar/restaurant, with a cowboy theme, that pays a lot of extra attention to their food and menu. This is the second location I've checked out. I like the décor, the service was excellent, and the food was good. I also really like the life sized metal horse sculpture outside (see photo). I started things off with Cowboy Jack's Wings. The wings were good. For the entree, we both ordered the Ribeye Special, featuring a 16 ounce cut of beef. The steaks had great flavor and they were cooked-to-order perfectly. LOW CARBOHYDRATE: It was easy to eat low-carb, keto, carnivore-style at Cowboy Jacks. The wings & the steaks definitely worked. My only complaint is you can't get the meat "a la carte" and they force you to purchased plant based sides. I got 2 sides of french fries and I fed them to the squirrels in my backyard at home...I didn't want a big starch bomb that would definitely spike the heck out of my glucose and my insulin levels. No thanks! So the sides were a complete waste for both of us. Overall, I had a nice experience at Cowboy Jacks. As a carnivore, I probably wouldn't go back and I'd just grill a giant 2 inch thick Prime ribeye at home for half the price of a restaurant. But if you're keto and if you want to socialize, this restaurant is a good option for you. -Maxx
Super nice staff and I love the fact they are pet friendly.
Come for happy hour and a lot of the apps are half off. Great service and good food. They don't skimp on the happy hour portions either! Looking forward to coming back with my dogs for happy hour and hanging out . Fun atmosphere outside .
The food was good but maybe could have been a little better.
Service was decent. The restaurant is kinda dark and had a hard time reading the menu
I got food poisoning here back in December and right on my
I got food poisoning here back in December and right on my birthday. I had one of your sandwiches(I forgot the name) I near threw up five hours after consumption when I got home didn't sleep well that night and luckily I didn't throw up. Should've called to complain the next day but decided against it so hence my very late review. Never returning.
Great bartenders, apps, house IPA, apps half price during
Great bartenders, apps, house IPA, apps half price during great happy hour! Can't see why it's so busy.
Frozen Walmart burgers...disgusting!
Serves frozen Walmart patty burgers for $12!!! Very profitable but customers who enjoy a good burger will never return.
One of our favorite places to eat in MOA
Cheap beer, great food. Sat at the bar to get faster service. Staff was wonderful. I have many allergies and they are very accommodating.
Frustrating Service
I walk in and the sign says seat yourself, there was one table free, it had some dirty dishes on it but the people were clearly gone. After multiple waitresses and the manager walking by without saying anything… 15 minutes later one waitress stopped and just said “this table isn’t available”, didn’t even stop long enough for us to ask why. When I questioned the manager I was told that when there are no clean tables they go on a wait list… but again, no hostess, it was seat yourself, so how would anyone know that. Again, the same manager that walked by my dirty table multiple times without saying anything. I realize staffing is hard, people are overworked, but this level of service is enough to make me never return.
Great wings and the steak tips are amazing.
Definitely enjoy the food. If looking for something new to try I definitely would recommend.
Disappointed in our wait staff
My wife and I enjoy the Tuesday wing special on several occasions. We have always had a good experience at this location, until today. On arrival, we waited by the greeter stand for about 10 minutes waiting to be seated, but no one was around. So, we seated ourselves at an open table. When a waitress came by, she seemed irritated with us and suggested that we should have waited to be seated. She made some comment about being very busy, and my wife said that there doesn't appear to be that many table full in this area. The waitress left and returned with her manager. She then told us that she didn't like the way we talked to her and wasn't going to serve us. She said that we should take our business somewhere else. We apologized, but nothing was going to change her mind. The manager was willing to seat us in the bar area with a different waitress. In the end, it was probably better that we didn't have to deal with this entitled little snot.
Came here with some friends that live in the area to watch
Came here with some friends that live in the area to watch college football after a gopher game!This location of Cowboy Jacks is very small compared to the others - but we didn't mind. It was raining, but they had a cute outdoor patio with a fire pit that I would love to visit in the future. The six of us were seated at a table right away, which was nice on a busy Saturday. We all ordered a round of drinks and they came pretty quickly. Our waitress was super friendly with us and it made the experience great! Every round was brought out quickly with a smile and a fun conversation. A friend of mine at the table also ordered the Caprese Flatbread, and it came out quick for a busy Saturday night. The flatbread was nothing special, just bar food, but it was tasty!The only downside is since this bar is smaller, it can get loud. At 9pm live music started and we had to leave because we couldn't hear ourselves think. It was also a little odd because the band sound checked for about 30 minutes before playing, so annoying loud instrumental sounds kept playing and we were super confused. Overall, great bar for a quick drink or snack on a game day - but just a warning that it gets very loud.
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