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Buffalo Hills buffalo better'n Cripple Creek, CO In fact, independent restaurant reviewer and foodie Barbara Armitage calls restaurant's buffalo burger "the best I have ever had." -CM By Barbara Armitage Wayne and I finally made the trip over to Buffalo Hills for lunch on Monday February 23, 2009, and I want to tell you that the Buffalo burger was the best I have ever had. I used to drive up to Cripple Creek when I lived in Colorado Springs, CO for lunch - their buffalo burgers were never this good. Now I do love good food. The friendly people and the "No smoking" policy will keep me coming back. If you haven't tried the food at Buffalo Hills I can heartily recommend it. This story was posted on 2009-02-25 04:35:57
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