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	Buckhorn Exchange\|Denver - Research Denver Restaurants and read user reviews and information about Buckhorn Exchange ...
		"for more than a century, buckhorn exchange has been the end of the line, serving steak and beer to adventurers stepping off the train.
		"osage st denver, co the scenefor more than a century, buckhorn exchange has been the end of the line, serving steak and beer to adventurers stepping off the train.
		"the buckhorn retains its wild west feel with stuffed animal heads on the walls and a menu that includes rocky mountain oysters, buffalo, beef, and wild game...
	www.openlist.com /restaurants-view-buckhorn_exchange.htm (545 words)

	Rocky Mountain News: Dining & food
		The Buckhorn Exchange was opened in 1893 by Henry Zietz, a scout for Buffalo Bill.
		Although it includes item translations in several languages, the Buckhorn's menu is not too complicated: you can have this meat, that meat or the other meat.
		The Buckhorn is not the greatest restaurant in Denver in terms of cuisine, but it's wrong to dismiss it as a tourist trap.
	www.rockymountainnews.com /drmn/dining/article/0,1299,DRMN_24_2530636,00.html (928 words)

	The Secrets of Their Success (Restaurants USA, January 1997) \| Restaurants USA \| National Restaurant Association
		Buckhorn Exchange has been a steakhouse since it was founded in 1893 by Henry Zietz, who was a scout for Buffalo Bill, a friend of Sitting Bull and a hunting companion of Teddy Roosevelt.
		The owners of Buckhorn Exchange thought they could increase its profits by closing for lunch, for example, but closing the restaurant for a meal that it has been serving for more than 100 years is more difficult for Buckhorn than it would be for a newer operation.
		Denver's Buckhorn Exchange was one of the first restaurants in its area to offer its employees health insurance and other benefits.
	www.restaurant.org /rusa/magArticle.cfm?ArticleID=216 (2450 words)

	westword.com \| Restaurants \| Drink of the Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		When Buffalo Bill Cody had a hankering for a stiff one, legend has it he'd saunter into the Buckhorn Exchange and order up the usual, apple juice and rye -- not the tastiest combo, but one guaranteed to ease the pain of a long day in the saddle.
		The upstairs lounge at the Buckhorn is now pouring a Buffalo Bill Cocktail ($4.75) -- slightly updated, with bourbon and apple juice on the rocks -- that's just the thing to celebrate what would have been Bill's 157th birthday this week.
		And if you happen by the Buckhorn this Saturday afternoon and spot dozens of Buffalo Bill look-alikes bellied up to the oak bar, there's no need to check yourself into detox: I just the Buckhorn's annual Buffalo Bill birthday celebration, complete with stagecoach rides, historic re-enactments and live music.
	www.westword.com /issues/2003-02-20/dining/drink.html (188 words)

	Buckhorn Exchange, Denver, Colorado
		The Buckhorn Exchange has been serving up fleshy chow under the marble-eyed gaze of its kill since 1893.
		Always a popular Denver tourist destination, the Buckhorn Exchange proudly holds the first license for "Beer, Wine and Spirituous Liquor" issued in the state of Colorado.
		(Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant - 500 Stuffed Animals: 1000 Osage Avenue, Denver, CO [Show Map] Directions: East of I-25, Colfax Ave., south on Osage St. to 10th Avenue.
	www.roadsideamerica.com /attract/CODENbuckhorn.html (681 words)

	SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
		SRK's feasibility study for the Buckhorn Mountain Project incorporates the Toll Milling Agreement and determined that the reported mineral reserves are economically viable based on current information on costs and technology applicable to mining, metallurgy and other relevant factors that relate to the extraction of the mineral reserve.
		The Buckhorn Mountain Project is held by a combination of fee ownership, fee land for which leases are held with options to purchase, and unpatented mining claims.
		We are currently developing the Buckhorn Mountain Project, which includes permitting efforts to build and operate an underground mine and to truck the ore extracted from the Buckhorn Mountain Project to the Kettle River mill, located approximately 52 miles from the Buckhorn Mountain Project.
	www.crownresources.com /2004form10K.html (15551 words)

	History / The Buckhorn Exchange: Childhood Memories of the Historic Denver Steakhouse
		It's been almost 60 years since those poker games and Pop's Buckhorn has changed; the building still stands, housing the Buckhorn Exchange, the oldest liquor license issued in Denver still exists, and an impressive collection of Old West memorabilia amassed by Henry Zietz, the original owner, is displayed.
		The Buckhorn Exchange is a city landmark and historic site and a place known for first rate steak and fine, aged bourbon.
		The Buckhorn Exchange is located at 1000 Osage Street, in Denver.
	www.coloradodiscoveries.com /articles/buckhorn.html (854 words)

	Buckhorn Ski/Snowboard Club
		Buckhorn has a gripper tow that gives you access to over 40 acres.
		The room was full of Buckhorn energy that was truly thrilling.
		Dinner was great - lots of comaraderie and stories, etc. The white elephant gift exchange was interesting this year and a hit as usual.
	www.orgsites.com /ca/buckhorn (1713 words)

	Travel Watch: The Buckhorn Exchange
		Founded in 1893 by Henry H. "Shorty Scot" Zietz, one of Buffalo Bill Cody's riders, the historic Buckhorn Exchange restaurant in Denver Colorado serves excellent dry, aged beef steaks, marvelous prime rib of buffalo, and tantalizing baby back ribs with a tangy barbecue sauce.
		The Buckhorn Exchange is as much a museum as it is a fine restaurant.
		A photo of this event still hangs in the Buckhorn, though the Zeitz family kept the gun and sword when they sold the restaurant to the present owners in 1978.
	www.citivu.com /travelwatch/buckhorn.html (911 words)

	westword.com \| News \| Time Warp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		But a trip to the Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant offers a unique sense of the city's past and insight into the origin of its bovine brand.
		Wendelin worked at the Buckhorn as a child, starting out as a busboy at age five and finishing his career as a bartender at eighteen.
		The Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant, 1000 Osage Street, is hosting a number of events to celebrate its anniversary, including a wine-tasting dinner on November 12 and a beer-tasting dinner on December 9.
	www.westword.com /issues/1998-11-12/nd4_1.html (956 words)

	iSeatz.com Restaurant Reservations
		The Buckhorn Exchange, which has liquor license Number One in the State of Colorado, was started in 1893 by Henry H. "Shorty Scout" Zietz, easily recognized as one of the most colorful figures of the Early West.
		The Buckhorn's magnificent ornate white-oak bar and back-bar, made is Essen, Germany in 1857 and brought here by the Zietz family, was relocated to the second floor where it anchors the Buckhorn's Victorian lounge.
		In keeping with this tradition, the Buckhorn Exchange is now offering large portion steaks, intended for two to five guests.
	www.iseatz.com /restaurantInformation/restaurantInformationMain.asp?id=865&csmarket=denver (323 words)

	Dummies::Where to Dine in Denver
		Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant: For an unforgettable experience, hop on the RTD light-rail and ride to the Buckhorn (it's at the 10th Avenue/Osage station), which stands — barely, it seems — right next to the train tracks in a forgotten area near Denver's downtown.
		The oldest restaurant in Colorado, the Buckhorn was founded by one Henry H. Zietz, who befriended Chief Sitting Bull, hunted with Teddy Roosevelt, and accepted the sword of the vanquished General George Custer from the Blackfeet Sioux.
		You'll believe these seemingly far-fetched tales when you peek inside the restaurant at the 500-odd pieces of taxidermy on the walls and — in the spaces where nothing stares back at you — at the historic photos and antique guns.
	www.dummies.com /WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-3231.html (1476 words)

	Gazette.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Dating from 1893, the Buckhorn has got game — various game animals are on the menu, on the plates and stuffed and mounted on the walls.
		You have to be a fairly aggressive carnivore to appreciate the Buckhorn because, chances are, whatever kind of animal you’re eating is also going to be watching you eat.
		The Buckhorn gussies it up by smothering it in a delicious chipotle-cream cheese sauce and serves it as a dip, with tri-colored corn tortillas.
	www.gazette.com /display.php?id=1313502 (542 words)

	Buckhorn Exchange \| Restaurant Review \| Denver \| Frommers.com
		On the first level, the densely decorated dining room, dominated by a daunting menagerie of taxidermy, will alarm vegetarians, but meat lovers will not be disappointed one bit.
		The Buckhorn's game dishes (slow-roasted buffalo prime rib, lean and served medium rare, elk, pheasant, and quail) are the best in the city.
		A mile southwest of the State Capitol, the Buckhorn sits adjacent to a light-rail stop, making it an easy trip from downtown.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/denver/D36267.html (313 words)

	Buckhorn Exchange - Denver, CO, 80204-3918 - Citysearch
		Buckhorn Exchange - Denver, CO, 80204-3918 - Citysearch
		If you are looking for some of the best steak, wild game in Denver then DEFINITELY give Buckhorn a try.
		I suggest the sampler where you can try prime beef, venison, yack, or anyother wild game they are offering that day.
	www.citysearch.com /profile/1829187 (444 words)

	RozBrown.com
		In April of 1980, I discovered the Buckhorn Exchange restaurant at 10th and Osage in Denver.
		The Buckhorn is a historical landmark established in 1893.
		This project is gratefully dedicated to the owners and staff at the Buckhorn.
	www.rozbrown.com /mybest.html (140 words)

	DenverPost.com - Just like old times at the trusty Buckhorn
		Old meets new: The Buckhorn Exchange, on the light-rail route at 1000 Osage St., opened in 1893 and serves up Western atmosphere along with the food.
		The Buckhorn will never be mistaken for serving haute cuisine, or for using the freshest ingredients in town, but somehow that's in keeping with the spirit of the place: The food, like the restaurant itself, is imperfect, rough around the edges, visceral and proud.
		The cornerstone of the Buckhorn's menu is steak, which ranges in size from 8 ounces ($29 tenderloin) to 4 1/2 pounds ($170 for a New York Strip loin, intended for the whole table).
	www.denverpost.com /food/ci_3192807 (1264 words)

	Of Beef and Buffalo Travel America - Find Articles
		As much a museum as restaurant and bar, the Buckhorn Exchange captures the robust spirit and tastes of early Colorado.
		Over the years, the Buckhorn staff has researched Old West cookbooks and chuckwagon legends to develop a menu that ensures authenticity.
		The young, outdoors-loving president strutted in to the Buckhorn and asked Zietz to be his guide and hunting partner.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FCQ/is_4_16/ai_69250435 (403 words)

	Platte River Trail 1/2 Marathon&Buckhorn Exchange Relay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Transportation to and from exchange points is the responsibility of the relay teams.
		Roi Davis, co-owner of the Buckhorn Exchange, avid runner and supporter of the Platte River 1/2 Marathon and Buckhorn Exchange Relay, passed away suddenly on May 20, 2005.
		In memory of Roi, the male and female winner and the oldest finisher each year will be recognized with their names engraved on a trophy that will remain at the Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant.
	www.platteriverhalf.com /race_info.htm (1369 words)

	Roadfood.com Forums - Denver dining
		Many thanks to Roadfooders who (on another thread) recommended the Buckhorn Exchange in Denver.
		Glad to hear you had a nice experience at the Buckhorn.
		I was one of the people who recommended it on an earlier thread, so it's nice to hear a report back that the recommendation was worthy.
	www.roadfood.com /Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4236 (218 words)

	Buckhorn Exchange \| Denver Restaurants \| Fodor's Online Travel Guide
		Rumor has it Buffalo Bill was to the Buckhorn what Norm Peterson was to Cheers.
		Visited the Buckhorn Exchange during Denver dining week and asked the waitress for her recommendation, Prime Buffalo or Qual breasts.
		She insisted the Buffalo was the way to go, even after I further questioned the tenderness of Buffalo.
	www.fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=denver@57&cur_section=din&property_id=148588 (326 words)

	Buckhorn Exchange (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		With a hand-carved oak bar and a Victorian-style saloon, the Buckhorn is truly a Denver classic.
		Be brave and go for one of the more exotic appetizers, like fried alligator tail, smoked buffalo sausage, or the unforgettable Rocky Mountain oysters.
		Buckhorn Exchange: Whenever we are in Denver, we go have dinner there.
	travel.micronomy.com /list.asp?ObjectID=8368 (151 words)

	Active.com \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Run 2 miles through downtown Littleton, enter the paved Plattle River Trail to run 10 miles north to 8th Ave., exit the trail to run 1 mile to the Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant.
		Each runner receives a short sleeve technical shirt and lunch at the finish compliments of the Buckhorn Exchange.
		Awards are gift certificates to the Buckhorn Exchange and Runner's Roost.
	www.active.com /event_detail.cfm?event_id=1272304 (140 words)

	On The Town
		She sent recipes to Buckhorn chef Cesar Garcia for Thai shrimp and asparagus salad, sesame-crusted salmon, checca pasta and other meals from her cookbook.
		On the Town had the brilliant idea of asking Henner to sign a taxi, in honor of her longtime role on the hit series.
		Buckhorn General Manager Bill Dutton summoned a Yellow Cab, and Henner scrawled her character's name, Elaine, Nardo across the hood.
	denver.rockymountainnews.com /penny/0111penny.shtml (483 words)

	Colorado.com \| Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant \| Colorado Business Listing
		One block East of I-25 and Colfax (exit 210A) is Osage.
		The Buckhorn Exchange is at the corner of 10th Avenue and Osage or 1000 Osage Street.
		The 10th and Osage light rail stop is directly across the street.
	www.colorado.com /listing_info97 (88 words)

	Western Music Association - WMA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		He has been singing cowboy and folk songs at the Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant since 1980.
		The Buckhorn has been around since 1893 and has liquor license #1 for Colorado.
		Roz uses the Autoharp (invented in 1883) to accompany his songs.
	www.westernmusic.org /performers.cfm?ID=66 (70 words)

	Running Places: Platte River Trail 1/2 Marathon and Buckhorn Exchange Relay - Denver, Colorado
		Platte River Trail 1/2 Marathon and Buckhorn Exchange Relay
		There will be lunch compliments of the Buckhorn Exchange and beer and pop at the finish line.
		Awards are generous gift certificates from the Buckhorn Exchange and Runners Roost.
	www.runningplaces.com /race/index.php?race_id=79 (221 words)

	Guided Llama pack trips & llama treks in Colorado and Utah by Buckhorn Llama Co., Inc.
		Buckhorn provides all the equipment, food and supplies necessary for the trip except sleeping bags and personal items (toiletries, clothing, daypack, etc.) If more equipment or supplies are required for focus activities (photography, climbing, geology, etc.), additional llamas can be provided.
		They bear testimony to recognition or ignorance of these undeniable forces.
		Buckhorn Llama Company, Inc. provides guided trips under permits issued by the Arapahoe / Roosevelt, San Juan - Rio Grande, Manti - La Sal, and Kaibab National Forests, the San Juan Resource Area of the Bureau of Land Management, and the Navajo Nation.
	www.llamapack.com /text/gen_info.html (693 words)

	Locals Only - Denver - Every Day with Rachael Ray
		The Mile High City doles out delicious down-to-earth grub and plenty of homegrown brew to chase it.
		BUCKHORN EXCHANGE More than 400 stuff ed animal heads adorn the walls at this 113-year-old joint, and almost as many creatures show up on the menu: Besides the New York strip steak ($32), the place serves rattlesnake, elk and deep-fried bulls' testicles.
		BASTIEN'S RESTAURANT The once-seedy strip around this 69-yearold spot has been taken over by swanky new cocktail lounges, but insiders know that the party is still here.
	www.rachaelraymag.com /content/27953 (118 words)

	Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant - Denver, CO - Insider Pages
		Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant - Denver, CO - Insider Pages
		If you ever wanted to eat buffalo under a buffalo head on the wall, try the Buckhorn Exchange.
		The Buckhorn seems very much past its peak, though still not bad as a unique experience for tourists and visitors.
	www.insiderpages.com /b/3711887820 (153 words)

	Wisconsin Vacation Guide - Buckhorn Exchange - Wisconsin Dells, WI
		Wisconsin Vacation Guide - Buckhorn Exchange - Wisconsin Dells, WI Select City
		Buckhorn Exchange features wood furnishings, unique lamps, picture frames, scented candles, pillows, throws, and Stoneware Pottery.
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	www.wisconsinvacations.com /todo/profile.cfm?ID=1153 (121 words)

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