TOUR STOPS
Tour Stops
The Pioneer County Office
The first building was erected in Old Colorado City in 1859, marking the beginning of a new era for the community. Take selfies and create memories!
thunder &
buttons
Surprisingly tasty homemade food made from scratch in an old-style bar. One of the OG’s of the west side. It's a timeless brick-walled restaurant serving up mouthwatering comfort food.
Front Range
BBQ
One of the oldest joints on the Ave. We've been smokin meat longer than some of our patrons have been alive. Try our deep rich flavors and listen to live music while you do. Come join us!
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Artesian chocolate and hand dipped caramel apples since 1982. They craft their apples and create the homemade fudge in store, so stop in and catch a whiff of something delicious to take home and enjoy with your family!
Westside
Cantina
Old Colorado Cities first Tequila bar and Tacoria. Come choose one of our great tequila’s and try a great taco to go with it. Both go down smooth.
OCC History & Street Art
Experience this mural depicting historical elements and mining influences foundational to Old Colorado City with gold accents to symbolize the precious metals discovered in the area's mines.
Wing
Mural
Experience the exhilarating sensation of the wind flowing beneath your wings as you gaze at this captivating and expressive mural.
Jake & Telly’s
Greek Taverna
For the best Greek food in all of Colorado, come to Jake and Tellys. Let our amazing foods and wines transport you back to our homeland.
mother
muffs
From Morning to midnight amazing food and fine spirits. Homemade goodness all around. A spacious, inviting pub with an impressive collection of movie props, offering a diverse selection of drinks and tasty food for a lively atmosphere.
Cucuru
Gallery Lounge
Colorful, art-filled cafe featuring Cuban fare & cocktails, plus a patio & regular live music.
The Pioneer County Office at Bancroft Park
Thunder & Buttons
Surprisingly tasty homemade food made from scratch in an old-style bar. One of the OG’s of the west side. It’s a timeless brick-walled restaurant serving up mouthwatering comfort food.
Front Range BBQ
One of the oldest joints on the Ave. We’ve been smokin meat longer than some of our patrons have been alive. Try our deep rich flavors and listen to live music while you do. Come join us!
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Providing Colorado Springs with artisan chocolates and hand dipped caramel apples since 1982! Our store is nestled in Old Colorado City on the corner of 25th Ave and Colorado. We make our apples and fresh homemade fudge in-store, so stop in and catch a whiff of something delicious to take home and enjoy with your family!
Artesian chocolate and hand dipped caramel apples since 1982. They craft their apples and create the homemade fudge in store, so stop in and catch a whiff of something delicious to take home and enjoy with your family!
OCC History &
Influences Street Art
Experience this mural depicting historical elements and mining influences foundational to Old Colorado City with gold accents to symbolize the precious metals discovered in the area’s mines.
This mural is the work of local artist Jason Baalman. He’s been featured on The Late show, Rachael Rays show and many others. He is the brother of the owner of Rocky mountain Chocolate factory. Feel free to look him up on Facebook to see even more of his wonderful creations!
Wing Mural
Mother Muffs
Westside Cantina
Jake and Telly’s Greek Taverna
Cucuru Gallery Lounge
tours happen tuesday, thursday, & Sunday
About
Hey there, So a little bit about me cause they say I should tell you so. I am a native of the Springs. I went to Ivywild elementary k-6th grade. I find it hilarious it’s now a brewery and much more. I was spanked twice as a youngin in the principal’s office and enjoyed going back as an adult. The bar is a chalkboard now so of course I had to comment. “I’m back, spank me now” was what I wrote.
My junior high is now a cop shop, which is ironic cause it was the troubled South Jr High. Wasson is still there but who knows what it is these days. I catered the opening of Stetson Hills. 6 houses in a circle. I still remember my boss saying, this will never work. Nobody will move out here, there’s no tree’s. If he could only see what the east side has become now. That all being said I do love the OCC best of all and look forward to sharing it’s rich history with all of you.
Let’s go have us some fun!!!