After hiking at the Arboretum on a fairly warm Father's Day, we trekked over to the saloon in the hopes of finding some great bbq and live cowboy music. I was impressed by the scenery and old west, ghost town decorum, but the food, service and entertainment left much to be desired.\n\nThere was lots of seating in the dining area, while the bar served several thirsty customers. Large standing fans were used to cool the main area near the stage and we were told that the ceiling fans didn't work. It was warm but not nearly as bad as outside. It didn't matter, we were hungry and ready for some music!\n\nI ordered the Mammoth burger, medium rare, with everything on it. What I received was a very *well done* (no pink) burger slathered in mushrooms and onions, light tomato and lettuce. The mushrooms were overly slimy and large, and the onions should have been grilled more. I ended up picking them all off. Regardless, the burger was low quality and the bun fell apart halfway through. The fries were OK - crispy and salty. My stepmom ordered the burger too and the waitress confused it with my dad's order, removing the bun from both she and my dad's sandwich. When told about the mistake, the waitress insisted that's what she had ordered, citing another special request that my stepmom never made. She corrected it by bringing out a bun... a very sloppily fixed error. My gf's pulled pork sandwich was low quality too, being quite mushy and flavorless. \n\nWe were under the impression that the music would start at noon, but it was nearly 1pm when a crooning cowboy guitarist made the stage. We were done at the point.\n\nIf they could step up the service and and food quality, the saloon would really enhance the ghost town experience at this unique outdoor attraction. Unfortunately, it left me with an uneasy stomach and another reason to hit the road.