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The Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House. Pinos Altos, NM (New Mexico) - Great bar and restaurant in south west New Mexico.

We were driving from Gila National Forest down to Silver City to head up to Mogollon when we passed a small town or hamlet called Pinos Altos. This was like out of the old Western shows in TV, like a ghost town. Old store, an ancient opera house or theater and this very old saloon or tavern. We thought it was all abandoned, till we looked closer and pulled on the solid oak wooden door and it eased open…

The Buckhorn Saloon was open for business! It was like stepping back into time. We give you a video tour of the inside or interior. Also of the opera house, which is so neat. Geronimo is on the walls with other Indians and of course Billy the Kid. Oh yeah, the spaghetti was also good. For sure a good stop-off if your in the area.

http://www.buckhornsaloonandoperahous...
"The Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House. Fine Dining Historic Bar Great Atmosphere Live Entertainment. Main Street, Historic Pinos Altos, New Mexico 88053. Open Monday thru Saturday from 3pm. Food Served in Saloon at 4pm, Dining Room Opens at 5pm. Dining Room Reservations.”

"Don’t be fooled by its exterior: The Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, is very much open for business. Sure, the facade looks like it hasn’t been touched in decades—like maybe if the wind blew hard enough, it might fall down. But walk inside, and you’ll step back in time to an Old West saloon, with a full-service bar, a formal dining room, and live entertainment.
This mountain-top bar, situated more than 7,000 feet above sea level, first opened in the 1860s. Gold had been discovered in the area, bringing prospectors from all over. The town of Pinos Altos (Spanish for “tall pines”) grew from there. Though abandoned for a time during the early 1900s, today the small town has a population of about 198. Visitors come from far and wide to explore its main street, with its 19th-century buildings that, taken together, look like an old Western movie set. And at the center of it all is The Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House."

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The bartender was telling us that it was always open since 1860, but was only closed for a short time in the early 1900’s- The local Indians ran them out of town.
The Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, USA.