restaurants

If you have ever been north of Amarillo Blvd on N. Hughes Street then you have driven past this restaurant and if you have been inside this restaurant then you know the heaven that lays inside those walls.

When you don't have the money to travel, that doesn't mean you can't take a vacation. You just take one in your city. It's called a staycation.

Thanks to Applebee's we are able to have a delicious Margarita for just $1.

When it comes to eating out, we love our food and we love our favorite restaurants. Sometimes when we order the meal is so big we have to take it home and eat it later.

Living up or growing up in an area, you find some of your favorite restaurants. It could be because of the food. It could be because of the atmosphere. However, it stays with you and it lasts and once it is gone, you crave it. That's what it was like for one local Mexican restaurant that was a go to here in Amarillo.

Amarillo is getting a new place to hang out and enjoy and amazing glass of wine and a delicious meal.

You have to give credit to a restaurant who has revamped their entire business structure.

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Millions of Sonic Drive-In customers may have had their credit, debit card information stolen.

When it comes to a good meal, it's always great to check out some amazing food. However, sometimes, you have a drive a little ways to get to them.

Amarillo has so many new restaurants and so many more moving into the city.  However, some of the restaurants that have been around for decades may be leaving the city.  Some of your old favorites might be closing their doors.

It has been a long while since Amarillo has had decent Cajun food.  Willie's Bayou was a great place and had the best etouffee, but sadly they closed the doors.  Bourbon Street was decent, but it wasn't the truest of Cajun.  Soon, Amarillo will see 3 new Cajun restaurants opening in town.