Buckhorn Exchange

If you’re looking for a solid steak dinner with a side of Western lore, the Buckhorn Exchange is your place. Billed as Denver’s oldest restaurant, the Buckhorn opened up in 1893 to serve the early cattlemen, miners, silver barons and railroad men passing through town via the Rio Grande Railroad yards across the street. Over the years, the Buckhorn has hosted U.S. Presidents and Hollywood stars. The dining rooms are lined with memorabilia from its colorful past along with more than 500 taxidermy pieces, creating a dining experience that’s both old school and over the top.