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| Durango is home to such a variety of restaurants, you might forget
you're in a small town. Options include everything from hot spot bistros to
old-style steak houses, fresh seafood, authentic Mexican, Chinese, Thai,
Italian, Southwestern, Pub-style, Continental and more. The styles range from
prix-fixe to take-out, and you can take your pick of seats, from patio to booth
to barstool - or maybe courtesy limo service to dinner peaks your interest.
Whatever your style, whatever your budget, Durango's restaurants are ready to
satisfy your mountain appetite. |
| With great breweries, live music venues, and a true Main Street
appeal, Durango is full of nightlife. Starting from the north side of town,
Carvers Brewery has an ever changing sampling of great beers and food specials.
This cozy setting is ideal for getting together with friends and comparing notes
on the day. Ken & Sue's at 937 Main and Ken & Sue's East at 636 Main,
are two of Durango's favorite bistros. Stop in for great food, superb service,
and a casual atmosphere. You can see what's happening on Main Avenue from
Frontiers 'Eye on Durango' webcam. |
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| Also on Main Avenue is Durango's only blues
club, Scoot 'n Blues. Tony Milen has been on a crusade to bring great blues and
great food to Durango and has decked his joint out with his personal collection
of classic Indian and Harley Motorcycles. If nothing else, dropping into Scoot
'n Blues will ensure you a museum-like visit to this motorcycle hall of
fame. |
Main Avenue
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Great dining doesn't stop when you leave Main Avenue! Just off
Main on 2nd Avenue, you will find Steamworks Brewing Company. With a huge
facility and copper beer vats in plain view, Steamworks is one of the best spots
in town to sample good ales and to enjoy great pub-style cuisine. If margaritas
and great Mexican food are what you're after, both Gazpachos and Franciscos
should be on your priority list. When you're in the mood for an old fashioned
steak try the Ore House, one of the area's oldest and finest restaurants, with
an atmosphere that truly reflects the essence and history of southwestern
Colorado. And when it's seafood you're after, The Red Snapper is the place to
visit. Located in a 100-year old historic building just off Main, their menu
includes steaks, prime rib, fresh seafood, nightly specials and an array of
homemade desserts. The atmosphere, great food, and award winning service combine
to create an unforgettable dining experience.
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