945 Main Avenue, Durango, CO 81301 Open Monday-Friday Dinner 4p-11p Saturday and Sunday Brunch 9a-2p Dinner 4-11p (970) 259-5555

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Durango's Premier
Fine Food and Drinks
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Call (970) 259-5555
El Moro
Tavern
Welcome to
Make a Reservation Welcome to El Moro Tavern Durango's Premier Place for Fine Food & Drinks

Book Online Or Call (970) 259-5555
to Reserve a Table or Order Take-Out
Durango's Premier
Fine Food and Drinks
Book Online
Call (970) 259-5555
El Moro
Tavern
Welcome to

Durango is a small city rich in history, culture and an appreciation for exceptional food and cocktails.

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El Moro lays claim as the site of “Durango’s Strangest Shootout.” In January in 1906, Sheriff William Thompson raided the saloon in the midst of a poker game and hastily covered then confiscated a roulette wheel that was also in play. On the sidewalk in front of El Moro, Thompson confronted the city marshal, Jesse Stansel, for his lack of enforcement. The two men exchanged insults and guns were drawn. When the smoke cleared Sheriff Thompson was dead and Marshal Stansel was injured. At Stansel’s court trial, eyewitnesses gave conflicting reports of who drew and who fired first and whether or not drinking was involved. The marshal was acquitted.

 

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El Moro lays claim as the site of “Durango’s Strangest Shootout.” In January in 1906, Sheriff William Thompson raided the saloon in the midst of a poker game and hastily covered then confiscated a roulette wheel that was also in play. On the sidewalk in front of El Moro, Thompson confronted the city marshal, Jesse Stansel, for his lack of enforcement. The two men exchanged insults and guns were drawn. When the smoke cleared Sheriff Thompson was dead and Marshal Stansel was injured. At Stansel’s court trial, eyewitnesses gave conflicting reports of who drew and who fired first and whether or not drinking was involved. The marshal was acquitted.

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Open Monday-Friday Dinner 4p-11p
Saturday and Sunday Brunch 9a-2p Dinner 4-11p