Big Nose Kate's Saloon Tombstone

417 E. Allen Street, Tombstone , Arizona, United States - Phone: 520-457-3107

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  • Slow, slow service

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    alvrez 4 contributions Wellington, New Zealand Jan 18, 2012

    We didn't have a great experience here. We went in winter when there were very few people in the saloon and had an hours wait for our dinner (husband and I & two kids), we were so full of soda and coffee by the time the meals eventually came out, we weren't hungry. The waitress did come to apologise after we'd waited about 30 minutes and apologised and gave us a complimentary plate of tortilla chips and salsa, but for a $45 meal, we still weren't that happy and wouldn't recommend it.

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