McKinley House Guidebook
Food Scene
Starbucks
2335 S Georgia StClosest Starbucks to the house.
Palace Coffee Company
817 S Polk StGreat local coffee shop.
Great place to satisfy your sweet tooth or grab brunch.
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Belmar Bakery & Cafe
3325 Bell StGreat place to satisfy your sweet tooth or grab brunch.
An Amarillo original. Can you handle the 72oz steak??
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Das große Texanische Steak-Ranch & Brauerei
7701 I-40 EastAn Amarillo original. Can you handle the 72oz steak??
Yellow City Street Food - YCSF Craft
2916 Wolflin AveGreat local hip place to enjoy dinner
Tyler's Barbeque
3301 Olsen BlvdAward winning BBQ
The Ruffled Cup
3440 Bell StAmazing cupcakes and desserts
Green Chile Willy's
13651 I-27Great chicken fried steak
Coyote Bluff Cafe
2417 S Grand StLocal favorite. Not much to look at but great food.
Delvin's Restaurant & Catering, LLC
1300 N Hughes StGreat soul food and BBQ
575 Pizzeria
2803 Civic CirOur favorite pizza place!
Cask & Cork
5461 McKenna SquareGreat food.
Butterlove Biscuits
3440 Bell StSounds crazy, but give it a try!
Sightseeing
The iconic Cadillac Ranch is a must see! It features 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in a field. Bring spray paint and leave your mark!
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Cadillac Ranch
13651 I-40 Frontage RdThe iconic Cadillac Ranch is a must see! It features 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in a field. Bring spray paint and leave your mark!
The Texas Travel Information Center has free information on places to see and things to do across the State of Texas.
Amarillo Travel Information Center
9700 I-40The Texas Travel Information Center has free information on places to see and things to do across the State of Texas.
Where else could you find combines buried in the ground? A farm themed take on Cadillac Ranch!
Combine City
Where else could you find combines buried in the ground? A farm themed take on Cadillac Ranch!
The RV Museum at Jack Sizemore Traveland has RV exhibits from the 1920s on.
Jack Sisemore Traveland - A Gander RV Network Dealer
10300 Canyon DrThe RV Museum at Jack Sizemore Traveland has RV exhibits from the 1920s on.
Parks & Nature
Palo Duro Canyon is the second largest canyon in the United States and is just 21 miles away! Enjoy hiking, horseback riding, cycling and the outdoor musical TEXAS!
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Palo Duro Canyon State Park
11450 State Hwy Park Rd 5Palo Duro Canyon is the second largest canyon in the United States and is just 21 miles away! Enjoy hiking, horseback riding, cycling and the outdoor musical TEXAS!
About 40 miles NE of Amarillo this area has boating, hiking, camping and four-wheeling options available.
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Lake Meredith
About 40 miles NE of Amarillo this area has boating, hiking, camping and four-wheeling options available.
About 35 miles NE of Amarillo. Highlights ancient flint used by Native Americans for tools and weapons. Ranger-led hikes are available but call for reservations.
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
cassjohnson roadAbout 35 miles NE of Amarillo. Highlights ancient flint used by Native Americans for tools and weapons. Ranger-led hikes are available but call for reservations.
More than 600 acres of native environment to hike and explore.
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Wildcat Bluff Nature Center
2301 N Soncy RdMore than 600 acres of native environment to hike and explore.
Drinks & Nightlife
Crush Wine Bar Grill
627 S Polk StGreat place to enjoy dinner and wine.
Metropolitan - A Speakeasy
9181 Town Square BlvdThis Speakeasy has great food and drinks.
I Don't Know Sports Bar
1301 6th AveLarge selection of beers
Six Car Pub & Brewery
625 S Polk StAwesome local microbrewery with awesome food.
Another local microbrewery. They don’t serve food, but there is usually has a food truck outside.
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Pondaseta Brewing Co.
7500 SW 45th AveAnother local microbrewery. They don’t serve food, but there is usually has a food truck outside.
Shopping
The NAT is a great place to start your 6th Street antique shopping adventure. There are many antique shops down 6th Street.
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The NAT Antiques & Collectibles
2705 6th AveThe NAT is a great place to start your 6th Street antique shopping adventure. There are many antique shops down 6th Street.
Westgate Mall
7701 I-40Amarillo's only mall.
Essentials
An awesome grocery store with a deli, butcher, bakery, salad bar, coffee shop and more!
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Market Street
2530 S Georgia StAn awesome grocery store with a deli, butcher, bakery, salad bar, coffee shop and more!
This is the closest grocery store. Great for basics but try Market Street for more selections.
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United Supermarkets
5807 SW 45th AveThis is the closest grocery store. Great for basics but try Market Street for more selections.
Arts & Culture
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
2503 4th AveLargest history museum in Texas.
The Museum has four categories of permanent exhibits.
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Amarillo Museum of Art
2200 S Van Buren StThe Museum has four categories of permanent exhibits.
Learn more about the house that settled the West.
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American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum
2601 E I-40Learn more about the house that settled the West.
Bill's Backyard Classics
5309 S Washington StCheck out fine old cars just across the street.
Artifacts of the Pueblo and Plains Indians. If you can catch a performance by the Kwahadi Dancers!
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Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian
9151 I-40Artifacts of the Pueblo and Plains Indians. If you can catch a performance by the Kwahadi Dancers!