There’s A Taxidermy Museum Hiding Inside This Historic Steakhouse In Colorado
Explore Colorado's most fascinating steakhouse hiding a taxidermy museum The Buckhorn Exchange Steakhouse in Denver, Colorado, is one of the most fascinating dining experiences in the state. The steakhouse is packed with history, wild game, and mounted animal heads. The interior of the restaurant is covered in an extensive taxidermy collection, featuring mounted animal bodies, antlers, historic photographs, and artifacts. The restaurant also features a bar with a bar that resembles a Western film set. The food is priced USDA Prime grade and the menu reflects the spirit of the best way possible to serve the best steak. The New York Strip Steak-Bone, known for its 24-ounce steak, is also featured on the menu.
Publié : il y a 5 heures par Natalie Hill dans Lifestyle
Denver has a steakhouse so packed with history, wild game, and mounted animal heads that walking through the front door feels less like going to dinner and more like stepping into a time capsule with ... [11336 symbols]
