Ghost Town Grill is okay. Knott's Berry Farm has a lot of barbecue places. We have the past that allows All Season dining. So we're jumping around to see the different restaurants barbecue brisket sandwich was good and the chicken is also really moist. The side you can choose our chips coleslaw you get to get a meal every 4 hours
Kimberly G
Michell saved the day!! We had a group of eight for dinner and our original server took our orders and never came back from break. Michell took over and was helpful, funny, and courteous. All of the food was good but some of us ordered the Thanksgiving Pasties and they were DELICIOUS. Highly recommend Ghost Town Grill over any of the faster places at Knotts. Ony request for Knotts- bring back the Boysenberry Gin & Tonics! They were FABULOUS and we were so disappointed you took them off the menu!
David N.
It was approaching the end of our day at Knott's Berry Farm and we were feeling a little peckish. I wasn't sure what I was in the mood to eat, but when I noticed that Ghost Town Grill had chili on the menu, I was immediately interested and intrigued. The decor inside the small restaurant certainly matches the old west vibe outside, and while various menu items looked promising, I obviously decided to go with the Old Fashioned Beef Chili. I got that without cheese and topped with just onions. It's decent chili. There's not a lot going on in terms of flavor aside from salt, but the mixture of ground beef and chunks of beef was quite tasty. The raw onions enhanced the dish, although the lack of heat was a little disappointing (if predictable). The chili at Ghost Town Grill will never win any awards, but it sure hit the spot after a long day of wandering.
August M.
Easily the best restaurant at Knott's Berry Farm. The restaurant is well themed and relaxing, the staff are friendly, and the food is delicious and freshly made to order. You can get other food in the park but for a few dollars more and better quality, you can come here and not wait hours to get a meal during lunch/dinner rushes.
bevb316
Ghost Town Grill is fabulous! My Server Carolyn was so kind & my salmon dinner delicious! Not as crazy wait as the Chicken Dinner Restaurant. Try the Boysenberry Heff beer?or the Boysenberry wine?
Jacob B.
Okay, so this is for all of your Knotts Berry Farm novices out there, thinking about visiting the park. Since visiting an amusement park is always sooooo expensive, you might want to pay attention The Ghost Town Grill is absolutely the best deal in the park for some quality cooking, a variety of choices, to include vegan and vegetarian options, as well as GF, at a very reasonable price--as in "leave the park during lunch to get normal prices on food" kind of pricing. As with pretty much all of the restaurants in Knotts Berry, the service is very good, so you are all good there. And if you don't already enjoy the old west decor and theme of the place, then go during the Christmas season when Ghost Town streets are all dressed up for the holidays and it snows right outside the restaurant--you will fall in love. My family and I eat here every time upon arrival the first night during the holidays; nothing else, just check into the Knotts hotel, walk to the park (this is with season passes, mind you) and down the red&green, glittery, Christmassy streets, and enjoy a nice dinner at the Ghost Town Grill. I'm getting all warm and fuzzy just thinking about it Oh, and the food, very good here. I love the toasted sandwiches, like the turkey club. The mac&cheese with pulled pork--drool . Fresh tasting salads. And the french fries are always hot and crispy! Have whatever you are having with a boysenberry beer, and you're all set. And when it comes to lunch at the park, it's either this or go pay about $20 a plate for various snack foods, or $20 for a burger at Coasters or Johnny Rocket's--not that these are terrible options, but the grill is way more affordable and a sit down setting--rest those tired feet. Okay, hope I gave you something to "chew" on in this food review . If you are reading this while at Knotts while trying to decide, I am super jealous--have fun!
claire50
Got there a little early, before lunch rush so had no wait. Service was good, just right. I was able to get a hamburger with Gluten Free Bun which made me happy. DH had chili which he really liked. Children's menu available. DS had what looked like a very generous good looking salad but we were talking so much that I forgot to ask him what it was. One of us had a season pass so we got a small discount on the meal. All in all our family of 7 enjoyed everything. Recommended.
Shaggy R.
We usually like this place but my son's chicken tenders were drynand salty and the turkey on my sandwich was dry also. Fries were okay, the best part of the meal was the boysenberry punch! My wife did have the Strawberry Fields salad with chicken and enjoyed it. Think I'll order a salad next time we go, if we go again.
Gina B.
Expensive and food was terrible. My son and I got sick right away after we ate lunch here. Chicken tenders seemed to have been microwaved, hell they came out as soon as we ordered them. Seems like a good thing, it really isn't. I vomited the food after, ruined our day. We let them know that we couldn't eat it and we still paid for it. The family behind us were also complaining. Stay away from this place.
Kaye E.
Service: 5/5Ambiance: 5/5Food: 5/5I'm surprised more people don't eat here! My pulled pork in my Mac and cheese was super tender and not too "saucy". The chicken pot pie was also very delicious and the side of mashed potatoes were nice and chunky. Even the wings were good! Definitely would recommend eating here especially if you're trying to sit down, relax and get out of the sun!
Horrible service they got the meal wrong then they argued about what meal we ordered and then brought us the wrong check. Overall bad experience won't eat there again.
Fel E.
One of the few locations you can actually have a sit down lunch or dinner inside Knotts berry farm park , despite the long wait to get sit , food is decent and big portions , but it's is pricey so I suggest to split your food as it comes in big portions , other than that you get tired theme park employees that are just there to kill eight hours , you won't get great quality food service customer service here , is get in , eat fast and get out , take advantage of 10% off if you are a seasonal pass holder
Erik K.
Best impossible burger I've had at a restaurant. Excellent service. I'm about to have dessert. I'm eyeing that bacon bread pudding....
Margret C.
NOT a participant in the Dining PlanCategory:Meals- table servicehearty home-cooked favorites and seasonal dishesseating inside and outside Location: Ghost TownOPEN DAILY (subject to change w/o notice)soup and chili served in a bread bowlhearty sandwichesfresh saladsdaily chef specialsalcohol: beer and wine a special kid's meal menudessert: boysenberry pie, cake, and ice cream The Sarsaparilla float alone is something you won't find anywhere else in the park!Gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options Available upon requestCheck back often for unique seasonal offerings: Boysenberry Festival (March/April) / Halloween (October) / Christmas (December)
Truth B.
Great comfort food, chicken noodle soup. Kind of hidden but worth the wait. Kids love the kids menu, burgers, salads, chicken fried steak, salmon. Great for the family.
Ghost Town Grill is okay. Knott's Berry Farm has a lot of barbecue places. We have the past that allows All Season dining. So we're jumping around to see the different restaurants barbecue brisket sandwich was good and the chicken is also really moist. The side you can choose our chips coleslaw you get to get a meal every 4 hours
Michell saved the day!! We had a group of eight for dinner and our original server took our orders and never came back from break. Michell took over and was helpful, funny, and courteous. All of the food was good but some of us ordered the Thanksgiving Pasties and they were DELICIOUS. Highly recommend Ghost Town Grill over any of the faster places at Knotts. Ony request for Knotts- bring back the Boysenberry Gin & Tonics! They were FABULOUS and we were so disappointed you took them off the menu!
It was approaching the end of our day at Knott's Berry Farm and we were feeling a little peckish. I wasn't sure what I was in the mood to eat, but when I noticed that Ghost Town Grill had chili on the menu, I was immediately interested and intrigued. The decor inside the small restaurant certainly matches the old west vibe outside, and while various menu items looked promising, I obviously decided to go with the Old Fashioned Beef Chili. I got that without cheese and topped with just onions. It's decent chili. There's not a lot going on in terms of flavor aside from salt, but the mixture of ground beef and chunks of beef was quite tasty. The raw onions enhanced the dish, although the lack of heat was a little disappointing (if predictable). The chili at Ghost Town Grill will never win any awards, but it sure hit the spot after a long day of wandering.
Easily the best restaurant at Knott's Berry Farm. The restaurant is well themed and relaxing, the staff are friendly, and the food is delicious and freshly made to order. You can get other food in the park but for a few dollars more and better quality, you can come here and not wait hours to get a meal during lunch/dinner rushes.
Ghost Town Grill is fabulous! My Server Carolyn was so kind & my salmon dinner delicious! Not as crazy wait as the Chicken Dinner Restaurant. Try the Boysenberry Heff beer?or the Boysenberry wine?
Okay, so this is for all of your Knotts Berry Farm novices out there, thinking about visiting the park. Since visiting an amusement park is always sooooo expensive, you might want to pay attention The Ghost Town Grill is absolutely the best deal in the park for some quality cooking, a variety of choices, to include vegan and vegetarian options, as well as GF, at a very reasonable price--as in "leave the park during lunch to get normal prices on food" kind of pricing. As with pretty much all of the restaurants in Knotts Berry, the service is very good, so you are all good there. And if you don't already enjoy the old west decor and theme of the place, then go during the Christmas season when Ghost Town streets are all dressed up for the holidays and it snows right outside the restaurant--you will fall in love. My family and I eat here every time upon arrival the first night during the holidays; nothing else, just check into the Knotts hotel, walk to the park (this is with season passes, mind you) and down the red&green, glittery, Christmassy streets, and enjoy a nice dinner at the Ghost Town Grill. I'm getting all warm and fuzzy just thinking about it Oh, and the food, very good here. I love the toasted sandwiches, like the turkey club. The mac&cheese with pulled pork--drool . Fresh tasting salads. And the french fries are always hot and crispy! Have whatever you are having with a boysenberry beer, and you're all set. And when it comes to lunch at the park, it's either this or go pay about $20 a plate for various snack foods, or $20 for a burger at Coasters or Johnny Rocket's--not that these are terrible options, but the grill is way more affordable and a sit down setting--rest those tired feet. Okay, hope I gave you something to "chew" on in this food review . If you are reading this while at Knotts while trying to decide, I am super jealous--have fun!
Got there a little early, before lunch rush so had no wait. Service was good, just right. I was able to get a hamburger with Gluten Free Bun which made me happy. DH had chili which he really liked. Children's menu available. DS had what looked like a very generous good looking salad but we were talking so much that I forgot to ask him what it was. One of us had a season pass so we got a small discount on the meal. All in all our family of 7 enjoyed everything. Recommended.
We usually like this place but my son's chicken tenders were drynand salty and the turkey on my sandwich was dry also. Fries were okay, the best part of the meal was the boysenberry punch! My wife did have the Strawberry Fields salad with chicken and enjoyed it. Think I'll order a salad next time we go, if we go again.
Expensive and food was terrible. My son and I got sick right away after we ate lunch here. Chicken tenders seemed to have been microwaved, hell they came out as soon as we ordered them. Seems like a good thing, it really isn't. I vomited the food after, ruined our day. We let them know that we couldn't eat it and we still paid for it. The family behind us were also complaining. Stay away from this place.
Service: 5/5Ambiance: 5/5Food: 5/5I'm surprised more people don't eat here! My pulled pork in my Mac and cheese was super tender and not too "saucy". The chicken pot pie was also very delicious and the side of mashed potatoes were nice and chunky. Even the wings were good! Definitely would recommend eating here especially if you're trying to sit down, relax and get out of the sun!
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Horrible service they got the meal wrong then they argued about what meal we ordered and then brought us the wrong check. Overall bad experience won't eat there again.
One of the few locations you can actually have a sit down lunch or dinner inside Knotts berry farm park , despite the long wait to get sit , food is decent and big portions , but it's is pricey so I suggest to split your food as it comes in big portions , other than that you get tired theme park employees that are just there to kill eight hours , you won't get great quality food service customer service here , is get in , eat fast and get out , take advantage of 10% off if you are a seasonal pass holder
Best impossible burger I've had at a restaurant. Excellent service. I'm about to have dessert. I'm eyeing that bacon bread pudding....
NOT a participant in the Dining PlanCategory:Meals- table servicehearty home-cooked favorites and seasonal dishesseating inside and outside Location: Ghost TownOPEN DAILY (subject to change w/o notice)soup and chili served in a bread bowlhearty sandwichesfresh saladsdaily chef specialsalcohol: beer and wine a special kid's meal menudessert: boysenberry pie, cake, and ice cream The Sarsaparilla float alone is something you won't find anywhere else in the park!Gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options Available upon requestCheck back often for unique seasonal offerings: Boysenberry Festival (March/April) / Halloween (October) / Christmas (December)
Great comfort food, chicken noodle soup. Kind of hidden but worth the wait. Kids love the kids menu, burgers, salads, chicken fried steak, salmon. Great for the family.