Sooo sad, as a Boulder institution, The Dark Horse, beside the CU campus, is demolished. Lotta good memories/times there, BUT, the Big Money developers are moving on.


 BOULDER, Colo. — The World Famous Dark Horse restaurant and bar is being torn down following its closure earlier this year.

Crews have begun demolishing the Boulder institution to make way for a new mixed-use development.

Located near the University of Colorado Boulder campus, the Dark Horse closed in March after more than five decades of operation.)




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