Best Restaurants, Must Try Places 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."

"Set at the foothills of the beautiful Flatirons, this century-old landmark features exquisite indoor and outdoor dining (on the historic property's wraparound porch). Starters include house-smoked salmon, gazpacho, organic beet salad, and steamed mussels. You can also get entrees like grilled Colorado lamb, Rocky Mountain trout, venison steak, pan-seared ahi tuna, salmon, halibut, and vegetarian specialties."

"The Chautauqua Dining Hall was built in 1898, and has been hosting weddings for over 100 years now!. You can have a ceremony on the big lawn with views of the flatirons, move to the covered porch for cocktail hour, then finishing the evening with dinner and dancing inside the dining hall. This is one of the most iconic venues in the area for a reason!"

"Set at the foothills of the beautiful Flatirons, this century-old landmark features exquisite indoor and outdoor dining (on the historic property's wraparound porch). Starters include the Farm Vegetable Plate or savory Sausage Flatbread. For dinner, delight your senses with the Pan roasted trout or Chicken and Dumplings with roasted Colorado chicken."

"Snarfburger, from the beloved Snarf's Sandwich Shop, sits in "The Shack" on 20th and Arapahoe with just a few stools and outside seating, it seeks to provide simple, greasy food. The menu is small featuring burgers (also a house made veggie burger), hot dogs, a few sandwiches, fries, and traditional frozen custard."

"Jill’s Restaurant in Boulder, Colorado is a contemporary bistro focused on promoting organic, sustainable farming practices and showcases modern American fare made with a bit of a French twist. The restaurant contains an outdoor patio, a full bar, and The Onyx Room, one of the city’s most beautiful private dining spaces. Open daily, Jill’s Restaurant serves delicious dishes all day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including a Sunday Brunch, vegan-only dishes on Friday, a vegan four-course dinner on Mondays, and its signature Ooh Là Là Lunch buffet on weekdays."

"If you’re staying at the St. Julien, 900 Walnut St., you’ll want to get brunch at Jill’s. Even if you’re not staying at the St. Julien, you will want to get brunch at Jill’s. Jill’s serves up a Sunday buffet brunch that is both elegant and approachable."

"Just like old times" or "Where the folks get their yolks" are the mottos of Dot's Diners located only less than 10 minutes away from the CU campus by car, serving classic breakfast foods along with Nepali and Indian specials. This brunch place in Boulder serves breakfast all day with foods like classic omelets and eggs in any style. Speaking of style, they also offer southern-style foods like ham, grits, homemade gravy, and buttermilk biscuits or Mexican-style breakfast foods like the classic huevos rancheros."

"Dots: Dot’s Diner at 2716 28th St. serves up traditional diner fare with Nepali options and has plenty of patio seating available. (Photo by Karen Antonacci). Where: 2716 28th Street"

"Chautauqua Park offers Boulder residents the ability to get outside and enjoy the fresh mountain air. The park itself spans over 80 acres and allows individuals to easily access some of the area's best hiking trails and rock climbing. The land that makes up Chautauqua Park today was originally purchased via a bond by the city of Boulder, which was voted on and approved by the citizens."

"Technically a part of Boulder Mountain Park, Chautauqua Park is one of the most photogenic locations within the city’s boundaries. Since the park was founded in the 19th century, it has wowed visitors with stunning views, wildlife and leafy vegetation. It has since become a National Historic Landmark, but because of lower promotion, the park is never as busy as others in Boulder."

"This historic landmark park is the gateway to Boulder’s most magnificent slab of open space adjoining the iconic Flatirons; its wide, lush lawn attracts picnicking families, sunbathers, Frisbee folk and students..."

"Map It: 5100 Valmont Road, Boulder, CO 80301 | Phone: (303) 413-7219 | Website | Hours: Sunrise to Sunset daily, check for weather closures | Entrance: Free. Valmont Bike Park is a natural terrain park that has different tracks and features for different kinds of mountain biking. There are calmer, flatter trails, but also trails with jumps and plenty of opportunities for daredevil moves."

"The Valmont Bike Park is open to the public 365 days a year from dawn to dusk and available for use by cyclists of all ages. While no bikes or safety equipment is available for rent at the park, nearby bike shops do offer rentals to residents for a nominal fee. The 42-acre park offers natural surface cycling terrain for training and entertainment purposes."

"If mountain biking is your preferred outdoor activity, then you'll love Boulder's natural surface terrain park. Covering 42 acres, it offers a range of amenities for different skill levels, from beginner freestyle riders to cyclocross experts. In the terrain park, you'll find dirt jumps, dual slalom, and two pump parks."

"If you’re looking for a twist on the traditional tea and pastry combo, this is the place. The unassuming storefront on Arapahoe Avenue opens into a serene sanctuary, and the menu features healing teas paired with natural and organic Korean food with plenty of vegan and gluten-free options. A Cup of Peace owner Ki Kim uses ancient Korean traditions, ingredients and recipes to craft health-focused teas for ailments ranging from indigestion to insomnia."

"A Cup of Peace is serving up authentic Korean cuisine in Boulder, and the best part, is that every dish can be made vegan!. The menu features entrees like Bibim Bop, Dup Bop, Bulgogi, Rice Noodle Bowl, and more!. You could even try a Korean Barbecue Burrito with tofu!"

"Head over to Julia’s Kitchen if you are on the search for healthy vegan food!. The menu features Vegan Quiche, Veggie Burgers, Veggie Pancakes, House Salad, Sausage Pizza, Dosa, and more. You could also try out the Raw Kale Chips or a Golden Smoothie!"