The district is cut in sections but the old buildings are standing and doing business. It's nice to take your time and cruise thru the avenue.

A disappointing experience. Nothing much left to see. We made several passes through the area trying to identify where it was. Many areas of Amarillo are in need of upkeep and what was billed as the historic district was in disarray.

If you are looking for a place for fine dining, try another location. All that is available here is burgers and fries or else Mexican food. But if you want to go and have a beer, you might find this street to be your cup of tea. If you want to have dinner, try another location.

If you remember rotue 66 before the interestate this stop is a must. if you wantt o show your kids or grand kids some of the past this is a must as well for them.

Store after store of vintage collections . If you enjoy flea market hunts and finds you will be in heaven! For those who do not gain pleasure from such shops, are not into the quirky, then for you it is just an old stretch of old shops.

Lots of eclectic shops line this old part of the famous road...called 6th (street) Ave. by the folks in town. Braceros offers fabulous food as does Cowboy Gelato, if you know you want spicy and hearty meals. Texas Ivy, The Muse, Blue Sage Pottery are among my favorite haunts for gifts or for window shopping.

As a child growing up-one hears about how "oh you have to travel route 66". While I have and towns are small, some run down, didn't see anything that impressed me-give me the interstate 40

We tried to have breakfast here but could not find one single diner. There was a Philipino restaurant and alot of expensive antique shops. Just a bit disappointing.

After reading some of the reviews, it became clear that this stretch of Route 66 isn't well publicized in Amarillo. When I asked the clerk at the front desk of my hotel where this was located, he had no idea! And, the hotel is located within three miles of this "attraction". In any event, if you want to find it... More