We ate here on our last night in Boracay. We chose it because it was right next to the hotel and we were beat from all the adventures of the past several days. We were a party of five. The chili was tasty and spicy, the pizza was good with lots of cheese but could have used a bit more sauce. The burger was very good and a nice portion and the ribeye steak was cooked to perfection and also a large portion. The service was excellent! Visiting in the low season can be deceiving. This restaurant is located at boat station 3 which is the quiet end and particularly during low season so many of the restaurants are not crowded but we gave it a shot and were pleasantly surprised. We were there on a Monday night and several locals meet there to eat and do a trivia night where the language got a little bawdy but was all in good fun. Ex-pat Aussies and Brits. Tough questions and we finished last but they felt mercy and gave us the bottle of wine for the best name. Nobody's from nowhere!

Great selection of food, well-known for their burgers, pizza, home-made bread and dessert! They serve great flavored-coffee and if you need to unwind further, they are the only ones who have draft beer. For those who want ice-cold coffee, they have dessert-type iced frappes. Why go to Starbucks when you can get it from Cowboy? Interiors are very authentic too...a typical of a cowboy saloon. However, there is only server during the time I was there so I think they need to add atleast another 1 to attend to the customers.

yes we had lots of happy nights and days in the cowboy, staff great, food fab, sunday lunch just like home , will be back 2013

We went to Cowboy Cocina for the good review of the food there. It was pretty good and was pretty cheap, too. However, we spent hours talking with staff and the other expats who tend to frequent the place. We also played Trivia with them on Monday which was really fun. I hadn't had much of a chance to sit down and meet with the locals beforehand but once I was there, I got to meet many new people.