Ghost Town Grill

This is great place to take a break from the park when you're at Knott's Berry Farm. It's the only sit down restaurant with table service. It has a Western town decor, with a covered wagon, calico wallpaper, and an old iron stove. It's very cute and very downhome. The menu has burgers, mac and cheese, wings, and there's always a special menu. We're pretty consistent with what we order. We always seem to get the hot wings, The mac and cheese with pulled pork, and this time we got a burger with fries. Everything we've had here is good. The nice thing about the ghost town grow is that you can relax and have a server bring refills to your drinks and if you sit on the patio, which is so cute always lined with flower boxes, you can watch everybody walk by which is entertainment in itself.

A fine place to sit down and get a bite and drink inside of the Calico Ghost Town area of Knott's Berry FarmWe ate here on the busy first day of Peanut's Celebration, and service was fast and consistent. The two of us were seated quickly, and servers came by often to ask about food and drink.The food quality here is just okay, but better than some other spots inside of Knott's in addition they have beer and mixed drinks on the menu.The design fits in with Ghost Town. For example, there's a wagon façade in front of the kitchen. Servers kick up things from the wagon to bring to tables.PROPS: A great spot to people watch while getting a bite inside Knott'sSLOPS: Food inside Knott's is just okay in quality

On a whim, we decided to try Ghost Town Grill for dinner since we were already at Knott's Berry Farm. The restaurant is inside the park near the Blacksmith and Pitchur Gallery, so you do need to purchase admission for the park to enter. The restaurant was empty, so we were able to be seated right away. We ordered two bowls of lobster bisque and two of the grilled ribeye entrees. I did enjoy the bisque, but found it to be lacking in lobster pieces. It was served with crackers, but would have been much better if accompanied by toast. Both steak entrees were ordered medium, but one came out more medium rare, but was edible. The second steak came out looking like a skilled vet could bring it back to life. We sent this one back, and waited...and waited. By the time we got the replacement, we had finished the other steak and sides and just opted to take the replacement to go. This steak came out towards the medium-well end of the spectrum.Not too impressed with the food....or the service...as we repeatedly had to flag someone down.

By far the best restaurant at Knotts Berry Farm. The chicken dinner place was my very first favorite, but since it's gone downhill, I prefer this place. It's not like Disneyland where you have to make a reservation on the app, you can just literally walk in line and be seated. The quality food is very good here and fresh. My kids like the food and so is my husband. My favorite is the grilled chicken sandwich. Don't forget to use your Knott's pass to get a discount. The restaurant reminds me of an old little house on Prairie restaurant. It's really cool that you could sit on the patio during the holiday season and see the fake snow. That will always hold special place in my heart been going there since I was a little kid. Now I get to share more memories with my kiddos

Stopped by here for a quick bite while we explore Knott's Berry Farm. They open at 11:30 am not 11 am. There wasn't a wait when we arrived, but got more busy afterwards. We ordered the Steak Nachos and Grilled Chicken Sandwich with Caesar Salad. The foods were all delectable and meal worthy. My friend enjoyed their nachos with steak. I liked my grilled chicken sandwich with caesar salad. We were so full that our tummies had no room for desserts. Friendly and quick service. We were able to get our Knott's season pass discount here, which is always a plus. We used to come here often, but haven't been back since for a while. Food and service were as good as always. Note: There is no restrooms inside this restaurant. You'll have to use the restrooms outside in the park.

I have been to Knott's Berry Farm many times but for some reason it's my first time at Ghost Town Grill. I have noticed it many times but never had a chance to dine here until earlier today when I went in with my son and nephew to have lunch. After a few hours at the busy park we needed to fuel up and this place had a few people in line compared to other eateries around. After waiting 10 mins in line we were seated. Our friendly waitress took our order right away, we all ordered the hamburger with fries and I got a boysenberry wings to try cause it sounded interesting. Let me tell you how delicious it was ... yummmm. We also ordered an iced cold boysenberry punch that hit the spot right away. The burgers and fried were perfectly cooked and tasted delicious. Large portion place for $18 ... I would say the prices here are very reasonable and the food is good quality .... And amazing customer service. Great ambiance as well. From now on this will be on our list when we come to Knott's. If you are thinking of eating here go ahead you won't be disappointed. ...

Hidden Gem inside Knotts... friendly staff, great salads and rarely packed . You miss it if you don't look close enough ... hence rarely packed

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.

This sit-down restaurant, located in the Ghost Town area of Knott's Berry Farm, offers a refreshing escape from the heat. The establishment is clean, and the staff is both friendly and attentive. The food is excellent, and the air conditioning provides a welcome chill. With only about a 5-minute wait to be seated, it's the perfect spot for a relaxing break. Note: the restrooms are located outside the restaurant.

***5 stars rating factoring in the whole "amusement park food = low expectations" thingFun ambience (the 9 yo didn't like having a buffalo head staring at him while eating, but he got through it) and always great service. I asked if they had boysenberry wine and they did, though it wasn't on the menu. So just go ahead and ask.We are a 9 yo picky eater, a vegetarian, and a gluten-free. We're an annoying nightmare...and we're all pretty happy eating here, hence the 5 stars. Is it the best food ever or even at Knott's? No, but it's pretty dang good, and the burger and fries I ordered were on point (impossible on gf bread, w chimichurri and delightful mushrooms). And I don't often get burgers and fries. And I appreciate the fact that they don't charge allergy tax, you get the gf bun just because you asked.