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Established in 1972, the Ore House is one of Colorado's oldest and finest restaurants. Decorated with intricate murals and historical artifacts, the dining room exemplifies the heritage, history and culture of Southwestern Colorado. In this chef owned and operated restaurant, refined staff serve hand-cut steaks, sustainable wild-caught seafood and seasonal, local ingredients.
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Rocky Mountains begin to rise at the close of the Mesozoic era. In southern Colorado, the San Juan Range becomes steep and rich in minerals. And one day in 1922, after an argument involving Prohibition, the Durango Democrat’s top editor, Rod Day, shot to death the Durango Herald’s city editor, William L. Wood. The east 100 block of College Drive remained closed until about 9 a.m. Flames did not extend to any other nearby businesses, but smoke entered the Wild Horse Saloon, which is next door to the Ore House. “We’re going to pay our staff for as long as we absolutely can in the hopes of reopening … because this restaurant is nothing without our staff,” he said.
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The warm and inviting ambiance, with vibrant colors and an intimate atmosphere, adds to the dining experience, making it the perfect destination for a romantic dinner or group celebration. The menu is inspired by traditional Durango recipes with a Californian touch, giving Durango Cantina authenticity and distinction. Hauling gold, silver and other precious metals from high-country mines, the train begins operating between Durango, about 6,500 feet above sea level, and Silverton, 9,305 feet.
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In a move that will be copied by millions of travelers, he also makes a trip to shoot the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde. This is the route that brought the town to life in the 1880s. The food is good but it is SO overpriced for what they offer. It's definitely the best food in Durango but that's not a very high bar.
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The east 100 block of College Drive was closed during the morning commute while firefighters worked the blaze.
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The West of old, the West of movie myth and the imperfect West we now live in — sometimes, they’re three different places. And sometimes they all come together in a moment on a train. You’ve probably glimpsed this spot in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” (1969).
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If you’re not up to the tour, go to the outcropping of rock where groups meet before descending, and you’ll find a breathtaking view of Cliff Palace under the lip of a sandstone ridge. It’s a 90-minute drive from Durango, Colo., to Mesa Verde National Park. Do it — especially if it’s summer, when you’ll have a chance to climb among the park’s cliff dwellings. If you’re one of their customers on a bike ride, a raft trip, a kayak expedition or a challenging hike, it’s natural to daydream about a life so in tune with the natural world. The Ore House, located at 147 College Drive, is a steak and seafood restaurant established in 1972. It is known for its extensive list of libations, including wines, whiskeys and cocktails.
In the interim we have so much work ahead of us to sort through and navigate what it is going to take to rebuild the restaurant. Because it is a very old building, we are taking precautionary steps to ensure that the safety and health of the teams of people working in the space are protected. If you drive by the restaurant you will notice a sign stating the presence of asbestos in the building. As alarming as that may seem, the signs are standard protocol required by the State of Colorado when doing demolition work after a fire. There are old building materials in the restaurant that have asbestos in them which are safe when left undisturbed.
Owner Ryan Lowe was still processing the extent of the damage Tuesday afternoon. After extinguishing the blaze, firefighters noticed smoke still coming from the roofline near the front facade. They cut about three holes in the ceiling to look for active fire. But they determined it was only lingering smoke and no flames extended to the ceiling, Krupa said. It has always been one of our goals to represent our community through food and beverage. Therefore, in this moment, a meaningful way you can help is by continuing to purchase goods from the many farmers, ranchers, distillers, winemakers, and brewers that are near and dear to us.
At Mountain Bike Specialists on Main Avenue and 9th Street, you can pick up that SRAM 11-speed rear derailleur you’ve been pining for. Elsewhere along Main, if a storefront doesn’t house a brew pub, field-to-fork restaurant or art gallery, it’s probably a real estate office. Without railroads and mines, what would the American West be? Durango is home to the historic narrow-gauge Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, which offers breathtaking trips to nearby Silverton. “We don’t know the extent of the damage and how much it’s going to cost and how much work and time it’s going to take,” he said.
One of Lowe’s top priorities is taking care of them, he said. Other must-try items on the menu include Chicken Cordon Bleu, The Surf, The Wild Salmon. Everything paired with either wine or Colorado beers would make for a perfect meal. Don’t forget to check out their desserts including the Classic Tiramisu and Vanilla Bean Cheese Cake.
We have sought out the best art restoration company in Colorado and they are going to do everything they can to clean and repair every piece possible. Located on Melrose Ave, Durango Cantina offers an unparalleled dining experience with its delectable Durango inspired cuisine. Michelin Guide’s Bib Gourmand Chef Alex Carrasco, created a menu that combines traditional flavors with innovative techniques.
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