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Buckhorn Exchange
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Ratings and Reviews for Buckhorn Exchange
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May 08 2012
Suzanne P. via Yelp
So its in a building that is over 100 years old so it is not going to be super comfortable. It is a landmark, they have Denvers Liquor license #1. They have...read more
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May 03 2012
Aaron W. via Yelp
My friend and I had hit that proverbial food wall after four days of epic noshing. But onward we chugged. Or waddled. Or wheeled. Somehow, Buckhorn -- food...read more
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Apr 28 2012
Taylor V. via Yelp
I understand the history. And I love game meat. I'm from Colorado and my father was a taxidermist - I grew up eating game meat. This is one of my...read more
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Sep 19 2008
Cheezenrice via Citysearch
This place must be surviving on its great decor and history alone. Service is pleasant if you are dropping the bucks, not if you ...read more
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Sep 10 2008
fizzylinn via Citysearch
I was unimpressed by the service at the Buckhorn Exchange. Despite there being several rooms filled with empty tables, the staff ...read more
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Sep 05 2008
RalphDukerson via Citysearch
I was very disappointed in the service and I felt looked down upon. The main hostess/owner was clearly making us feel unwanted wh...read more
In Short
Founded in 1893 by Henry ''Shorty Scout'' Zietz, the restaurant features a museum of taxidermy, antique weapons displays and photos of visiting celebrities. The menu features oddities such as fried alligator tail with cocktail sauce and and rattlesnake marinated in red chili and lime. For dinner, the tender and succulent buffalo prime rib rivals any beef version, and the broiled quail, served in a prickly pear and apricot glaze, is rich with subtle sweetness.