Buffalo Chip Contact

From I-17: Go north to Carefree Hwy. East to Cave Creek Rd. and north on Cave Creek Rd. into town. Go past the stop sign and just past the bend, we are on the right.
From Scottsdale Rd: Go north past Carefree Hwy. It turns into Tom Darlington Rd. - Continue North on Tom Darlington Rd.to Cave Creek Rd. - Turn left on Cave Creek Rd. and go down the hill just a bit and we are on the left.
From 101 north: Go north on 101 until it goes west. Take west exit to Cave Creek Rd. Take Cave Creek Rd. north past Carefree Hwy into town of Cave Creek. Go past stop sign heading east. We are on the right.
From the 51: Take 51 north to 101. Take 101 west to Cave Creek Rd. Take Cave Creek Rd. into town of Cave Creek. Go past the stop sign and just past the bend. We are on the right.
From I-10: Take I-10 to the 51 north. Take 51 north to 101. Take 101 west to Cave Creek Rd. Take Cave Creek Rd. into town of Cave Creek. Go past the stop sign and just past the bend. We are on the right.

It all started in 1951, the now famous Buffalo Chip Saloon has come a long way since it's humble beginnings as a feed and bait shop along the way to Bartlett and Horseshoe Lakes. The original building was only 800 square feet on about 2/3rds of an acre. Today it has grown to encompass 5 acres and over 6,000 square feet and has become one of the most authentic dance halls and saloons in the country. That's not just our opinion; The New Times voted The Buffalo Chip "Best of Phoenix" for 3 years. True West awarded this establishment "Best Western Saloon" 2 years in a row and Phoenix Magazine has voted it "Best of the Valley" for 2 years.

There is something for everyone at The Chip. If you like to dance you can come spin your partner to the toe tappin' sounds of The Pat James Band. Wednesday and Friday night's Live Bull Riding, and Friday night's All You Can Eat Fish Fry is a huge draw for the entire family. Larry Wendt has been the proprietor of The Buffalo Chip Saloon since 1999 and has made it what it is today. Over the years it has been known as The Crystal Palace, The Maverick and finally the place we have all come to know and love, The Buffalo Chip Saloon and Steakhouse.

Yup, The Chip has come a long way from that little bait shop, but on a good Saturday night you can still go trollin' there.