Buckhorn Exchange

Denver's original steakhouse, serving Old West fare since 1893

 Opened in 1893 by Henry H. "Shorty Scout" Zietz in Lincoln Park, Denver's oldest neighborhood, the Buckhorn Exchange is Denver's oldest restaurant and a National Historic Landmark that doubles as a Western museum filled with taxidermy and frontier artifacts. It holds Colorado liquor license No. 1 and serves prime steaks, buffalo prime rib, elk and its house specialty, Rocky Mountain oysters.

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