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Buckhorn Exchange Steak House ·$$$

This establishment holds the oldest liquor license in the state and has been in operation for more than a century. Serving since 1893, this national historic landmark has seen countless Wild West icons having a meal here, including the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody. Animal trophy heads adorn the walls of the dining rooms which some diners might find uncomfortably distracting. The menu offers some eye-opening fare such as rattlesnake, yak and fried alligator tail. If you prefer the traditional cuisine, tenderloin, T-bone and New York strip and other options abound. It is also the place to try Colorado favorites like elk and buffalo. They have live entertainment four nights of the week, so you can groove to some Wild West music as you dig into the juicy steak!

Website: buckhorn.com

Phone: (303) 534-9505

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Osage St and W 11th Ave

Closed now

  • Mon 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

1000 Osage St Denver, CO 80204 ·1381.03 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Wifi
  • Family friendly

Reviews

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Lindsey T. 10/12/26

I must admit I was hesitant with some of the reviews here and was worried the food would be disappointing. I'm SO glad we went anyway! The service was warm and friendly as well as efficient and...

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Thomas U. 10/09/26

Lots of game dishes are on the menu and I have eaten a lot of them over time. The buffalo prime rib is good. The elk medallions and the buffalo tenderloin was my choice this evening and it was...

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Melanie B. 10/04/26

I've always wanted to try Rocky Mountain oysters when visiting Colorado, and they did not disappoint! The restaurant itself is cool, filled with taxidermy animals and Western artifacts everywhere...

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Kyle S. 10/26/26

Made a point of visiting the storied Buckhorn Exchange while in Denver. This was an interesting experience! They feature a rustic selection of wild game meats you won't find at most steakhouses as...

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Craig W. 07/24/26

It is the oldest restaurant in Denver and I am a sucker for anything with history. Call it a tourist trap, if you will, and there are certainly a lot of tourists here. Maybe locals never go....

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