Welcome to Public House
Public House, located at 3333 Coulter St S in Amarillo, TX, offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for beer enthusiasts and casual diners alike. With a diverse selection of local and crafted beers, including Voodoo Ranger Atomic Pumpkin and the classic Shiner Bock, there's something for everyone. The drink menu also features delightful ciders and non-alcoholic options, ensuring inclusivity for all patrons. Public House stands out with its commitment to quality and community engagement, making it more than just a dining spot; it's a gathering place for friends and family to enjoy great food and craft drinks together.
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3333 Coulter St S, Amarillo, TX 79106, United States3333 Coulter St S, Amarillo, TX 79106, United States Hotline: +1 806-398-7777
If you're seeking a lively spot that combines great drinks with an inviting atmosphere, look no further than Public House in Amarillo, Texas. Nestled at 3333 Coulter St S, this place embodies the essence of community and connection, inviting locals and visitors alike to gather, unwind, and enjoy a delightful culinary experience.
At Public House, the drink selection is a highlight that should not go unnoticed. Whether you're a fan of classic domestics like Bud Light or Miller Lite — priced at a budget-friendly US$3.75 — or prefer the richer tones of dark beers such as Guinness and the Modern Times Coffee Stout, there's something for everyone. For those opting for a non-alcoholic option, the selection features innovative choices like the Phony Negroni, ensuring that even teetotalers can partake in the revelry.
The ambiance of Public House is equally enticing; it strikes a perfect balance between a casual pub and an upscale gathering spot. The lively atmosphere is complemented by friendly staff, who make every visit feel personal and genuine. You’ll often find locals chatting over their drinks, sharing stories and laughter, which adds a warm touch to the overall experience.
As I explored Public House, I was particularly impressed by how the venue successfully blends classic bar culture with modern twists. The imaginative drink offerings, paired with a cozy, welcoming vibe, made me feel at home while still being a part of something greater. Whether you’re out for a casual drink with friends or celebrating a special occasion, Public House is the perfect backdrop, elevating every moment with its charm.
In essence, Public House isn't just a place to grab a drink; it's a space that fosters connections and creates lasting memories. So gather your friends, raise a glass, and indulge in the simple pleasures that this Amarillo gem has to offer.
This place is truly AMAZING!! I had supper here on 11.22.2024 and was served by Jadynn. Her recommended choices from the menu were perfect and her sweet and bubbly aura enhanced my dining experience. BRAVO Jadynn!!! The food is DELICIOUS and the drinks are SPECTACULAR!! Highly recommend and I will definitely eat here again. Their menu options are very intriguing... 1.8.2025.. Celebrated Birthday number 54 here and the food and service were even better!! Returned on 4.18.2025 and 7.26.2025 and the food and service was Spectacular.
This is truly a hidden gem of atmospheric perfection. Management and staff are a cohesive flawlessly flowing force to be reckoned with. Literally I didn’t see a single thing wrong :). Also live folk musician in the corner was performing at the exact perfect volume for both enjoyment of music and for still carrying on conversations with ease. Thank you for an amazing stop on my travels.
My wife and I ate here for my birthday to try another fine dining restaurant in the city. We had been looking at this place for a while but never actually came in to try it. Now that we have, I can say it was well worth it. I had the Elk Tenderloin with a couple of cocktails and my wife had the steak with also a couple of drinks. To start we ate the Armadillo Eggs (weird name I know) which was quite delicious. I was fairly surprised that the Elk Tenderloin was not too gamey. Cooked at medium rare, it was a good dish to try and am glad I tried it. The drinks were also mixed well. Not too strong or watered down. In addition, the waitress that we had was very friendly and attentive to our table the whole time there. I applaud this restaurant for providing something different here in Amarillo and serving the customer with the utmost respect. I definitely recommend anyone who’s looking for a nice quiet place where they can have intimate conversation to eat at the public house.
This Valentine’s Day, my husband pulled off the ultimate surprise—reservations at The Public House in Amarillo. Neither of us had been before, but after this experience? We’d gladly make it a weekly tradition. From the moment we walked in, everything was perfection. The service, the atmosphere, the food, the drinks—it all worked together in effortless harmony. The dim, intimate lighting, the elegantly displayed wine collection in the center of the restaurant… it was simply stunning. Water was served from crystal-clear carafes, our waitress recited the specials without hesitation, and the manager was personally making his rounds—checking in, chatting with guests, even bussing tables. Now that’s leadership in action. Appetizer We kicked things off with the pimento cheese-stuffed armadillo eggs. If you’re not fluent in Southern eats, that’s just a fancy way of saying bacon-wrapped stuffed jalapeños. And while they weren’t spicy at all, they packed a serious punch of flavor. The smoky bacon, creamy cheese, and subtle heat from the jalapeño? Chef’s kiss. Drinks I started the evening with a glass of Moscato, but once I saw they had Honey Mead, there was no turning back. It was smooth, rich, and exactly what I wanted. My husband opted for a Yellow Rose beer followed by an Old Fashioned, both executed to perfection. Entrées Kevin went with the prime rib special, cooked to an impeccable medium-rare and paired with creamed spinach, mashed potatoes, and drunken mushrooms—which he’s now thoroughly obsessed with. I had a harder time deciding, so I went with two entrées (because why not?). First up, the elk tenderloin, rare, topped with jalapeño hollandaise and served with creamed spinach and roasted potatoes. It was hands-down the best elk I’ve ever had. My only critique? The plate had a lot of empty space, which felt a little odd presentation-wise, but flavor-wise? Flawless. We also shared the shrimp and grits, which came loaded with red-eye gravy, bell peppers, shrimp, and jalapeño sausage. While the flavors were bold and comforting, the dish leaned more towards a soup than a creamy grit dish, and the bell peppers were abundant. Not a deal-breaker, just a personal preference. Dessert Of course, we couldn’t leave without dessert. We couldn’t decide between the turtle cheesecake or the one topped with berry compote, so naturally, we got both. The turtle was my favorite, while Kevin fell for the berry—a perfect ending to a perfect meal. Now, let’s be clear—this is not your standard two-dollar-sign restaurant. We came prepared for the check, and let me tell you, it was worth every single penny. Whether you’re planning a romantic date night, celebrating an anniversary, or looking to impress the in-laws, The Public House delivers. A huge thank you to the entire staff for an unforgettable Valentine’s dinner!
Elegant and upscale. Food is delicious and creative. Saturday brunch is great; from traditional breakfast, to chicken fried steak, to omelets and things more exotic. Really well prepared and served. Large portions and reasonable prices for such quality. Much more sophisticated and elegant than the usual fare in Amarillo.
We found Public House via a Google search and decided to give it a try. We sat in the bar area and both people working were friendly, personable and professional. The drinks were great. I have never raved about a Cobb salad in a review before, but it was one of the best I’ve ever had. Entrees were a trip to flavortown. Highly recommended. Visited 8/14/25.
Visiting Amarillo this restaurant was near the hotel and we decided to give it a try. I thought it was going to be kind of like a casual brewery setting. Ya no this was trying to be a really nice restaurant. Like needed a reservation nice restaurant. We were eating early so they got us in. Our food was good but I think the best thing was the wedge salad. Honestly for the price the food and drinks should've been better.
Wonderful place to eat! Loved the vibe, food and service. Everything we had was delicious. Photo- shrimp and grits. We also had a wedge salad with steak which was amazing. The prime rib and mushroom soup- great but not super hot. The monte cristo was really good as well. The armadillo eggs are great.