Best Dinner Places to Eat in Black Hawk

"Tajik Shish Kabob, Spicy Indonesian Peanut Noodles, and North African Harrissa Chicken are just a few of the delights you'll find on the Teahouse's international and exotic menu. This lovely restaurant was a gift from Boulder's sister city, Dushanbe, Tajikistan, which donated the building to the city in the late 1980's. The ornately decorated structure was imported and then rebuilt by workers from Tajikistan."

"Grab lunch at the Dushanbe Tea House, one of the most architecturally stunning and colorful places you’ll ever see. This intricately carved restaurant was made as a gift by Boulder’s sister community, Dushanbe. Inside, you can sit in traditional eastern tables, on pillows on the floor or in a western table by a fountain. Outside, the tables in the garden are just as lovely."

"This lovely restaurant was a gift from Boulder's sister city, Dushanbe, Tajikistan, which donated the building to the city in the late 1980's. The ornately decorated structure was imported and then rebuilt by workers from Tajikistan. Offering a truly one-of-a-kind brunch, you'll find Indian samosas, Greek Meatballs, and Korean Pan Fried Noodles."

"Know before you go: Dine-in reservations as well as pickup and delivery available online. Dine-in reservations are available to parties of eight or fewer. You can’t miss The Kitchen in Boulder at the corner of Pearl and 11th Streets."

"This bistro offers elegant, relaxed meals with great service, emphasizing local food in a community atmosphere. The menu changes regularly,...Read More"

"My family dropped into the Kitchen for brunch on a rainy Saturday. We sat outdoors and we're shielded by umbrella from the slight sprinkle."

"When you think, farm-to-table restaurant, Black Cat is the true definition of what that means. With a strong commitment to sustainability and farm-to-table offerings, Black Cat uses its own certified organic vegetable farm to supply food for the restaurant. The 425-acre farm is located just outside Boulder and produces organic vegetables and grains, plus it raises and breeds a variety of livestock."

"An elegant American eatery, the Flagstaff House Restaurant not only serves up excellent food but also offers one of the best views in town. Originally built as a summer cabin in 1929, the Flagstaff House Restaurant is now one of Boulder’s most popular restaurants. The dinner menu includes several appetizer options, a selective list of three-course meals, and the premier Chef’s Tasting menu for $128."

"Perched on Flagstaff Mountain high above Boulder, this historic family-owned culinary landmark began its tenure as a summer cabin in 1929; today, it’s a beacon of fine-dining and local hospitality.Why go?. Dining here will make you feel special. Attentive service and a cozy vibe on the inside complement the spectacular city views from the terraces outside."

"Though superstar chef Kelly Whitaker’s wood-fired, Italian-inspired flagship is currently undergoing a remodel, it’s still serving its fabulous pizzas; apps like oysters, chicken-liver mousse, and okonomiyaki with porchetta; and famous campfire-vanilla ice cream a few doors down at sister bakery-cafe Dry Storage — where you can also pick up a bag or two of organic and heirloom flour from Whitaker’s own mill."

"Run solely by a wood-fired oven, Basta churns out delicious pizzas, seafood, and meats with an Italian flair unlike any other. Their selective menu is quick and to the point with a handful of pizza options, a few dinner plates, a petit raw bar, and the piada bread baked fresh from their bakehouse – Dry Storage. 3601 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 80303 | 303-997-8775 | bastaboulder.com"

"Tucked away in the courtyard of an east Boulder apartment complex, this hidden gem takes ‘wood-fired’ to another level with interesting pizzas and wholesome mains like whole fish and half chicken.Why go: Ever been to a farm in the Italian countryside for supper?"

"4670 North Broadway Street Boulder, CO (720) 565-1050protospizza.com. This is the restaurant to take the kids on any night you do not feel like cooking. The pizzas are tasty and the open kitchen entertains the kids."

"Modern Market Eatery is a locally grown fast-casual joint that has a rabid following because they make it easy to eat consciously. An informative menu at the order counter is packed with tons of hearty but healthy choices, and your receipt will even break down the calories, fat, carbs and protein values of what you ordered. The chicken, pork and steak dishes get rave reviews, and salads, grain bowls, and brick-oven pizzas are also scrumptious."

"Modmarket now has nine locations in Colorado, but it's a well-loved Boulder location offering fresh salads, flatbreads made in their brick oven pizza, sandwiches, soup, and plates that reflect seasonal ingredients. With a beautiful aesthetic, it's great to sit and enjoy or just grab something on the go."

"Modern Market is my GO-TO for healthy, quick vegan or vegetarian meals. If you’re flown into the Denver Airport in the Southwest terminal, then I’m sure you’ve seen their pop-up stand. Their full menu is to die for, and they have a variety of options."

"From Castle Rock, kayakers, burros, and trains, to Rosebud pottery, Orediggers, and Demons, the history of the second territorial capital runs deep with color and intrigue. Start exploring Golden’s unique characters and places through exhibits and programs at the Golden History Museum. As far back as 1938, citizens officially began collecting, exhibiting and preserving Golden artifacts."

"One of the very popular places in the city of Boulder, this museum enchants its visitors with its colorful variety of exhibits and numerous art pieces renowned for their originality and uniqueness. The museum showcases a private collection of artist Edward P. Trumble with more than 300 paintings and sculptures spawned by him. His collection also includes curated art work of various artists from...Read more"

"6055 Longbow DrBoulder, CO 80301(303) 729-3412http://www.leanintreemuseum.com/. The Leanin’ Tree Museum of Western Art in Boulder, Colorado, exhibits the private art collection of Ed Trumble, Founder and Chairman of Leanin’ Tree, publisher of fine art greeting cards since 1949. His collection was born of a passion for American western art that has spanned seven decades."

"My family was surprised and impressed by this little museum. You get a lot of bang for your non-buck!. Outside the museum is a sculpture garden with statues of Native Americans, cowboys, horses, and more."

"Golden has an interesting history that stretches back to the early days of the 19th century when the area was mostly wild and unexplored. Clear Creek History Park is located on Arapahoe Street near the downtown area and features an impressive collection of historic buildings, including barns, cabins, and a one-room schoolhouse. The park’s distinct areas are connected by well-marked paths that offer visitors the opportunity to stretch their legs and breathe lots of fresh mountain air while getting interesting insights into the area’s past."

"Get outside and see how Golden’s early settlers worked and played in the late 1800s (1867–1915, to be precise) at the Golden History Park. The park is ideally located along Clear Creek in downtown Golden. Its outdoor setting recreates the look and feel of a late 1800s mountain ranch complete with gardens, a working blacksmith shop, schoolhouse and chicken coop (chickens included)."

"Snooze, 1617 Pearl St., is a made-in-Colorado chain that can’t be omitted from any respectable brunch list. Boulder’s Snooze spot is ideally located on the Pearl Street Mall. Like Lucile’s, brace yourself for a serious wait to get a seat here; if you’re lucky, you’ll score a spot on the outside patio."

"Snooze hit the Colorado breakfast/brunch scene hard just over 10 years ago and they haven’t slowed down since - especially at their Boulder location. So, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that you’ll likely have a long wait whenever you go. In this case, though, it’s worth it."

"Daniel and I started our day trip to Boulder with a late brunch at Snooze Cafe. The breakfast food was phenomenal and super filling."

"Our love for food is as strong as our love for the community.” Shamane’s Bake Shoppe is locally owned and operated, bringing Boulder some of the best baked goods on the market. Pastry Chef Shamane Simmons bakes her pies, cakes, pastries, and other desserts from scratch, using a variety of locally produced ingredients and gluten-free options to give customers the highest quality baked goods possible. Whether you’re in the mood for sweet or savory on January 23, Shamane’s has you covered."

"Mexican Hot Chocolate, the perfect accompaniment to a snowy day. Get the best service, good food, and more from this charming dining spot, owned and managed by local pastry chef Shamane Simons. Many of the offerings of Shamane’s Bake Shoppe are made from locally sourced ingredients by a team of trained and experienced staff."

"Boulderites love to support small local businesses, especially if it means relishing handmade pastries from scratch. Shamane's Bake Shoppe is situated far from busy Pearl Street in an East Boulder business park. The tiny, unassuming cafe displays sweet and savoury French pastries and confections at the counter."