25¢ Coffee
Find your stimulus package with a cup o’ joe at the Dark Horse Alley espresso cart between 8am-9am for only 25 cents. Drip coffee for a quarter through Jan. 2010. Make it complete with a tasty pastry treat.
Dark Horse Alley Grand Opening
Aspen’s newest coffee shop, the Dark Horse Alley, is holding it’s grand opening today Fri. Dec. 18th 2009 from 4p.m.-6p.m. Wendy will be offering food samplings from her menu of soups & sandwiches. Beverage samples from the Drink menu which includes smoothies, coffee, espresso, & sweets. The DarkHorse is located in the atrium of the Ute City Building corner of Hyman Ave. & Galena St. right across from the Elks building behind Burberry. Barista action in a beautiful building.
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Dark Horse Alley gets Plaza’d
What started as whiff of old school Aspen funk in an alley has gotten a roof over it’s (her) head. The Dark Horse Alley espresso cart is spending the winter in the Ute City Bank building Plaza. A plus plus for both. Warmth and shelter to encourage the seeds of entrepreneurial growth of a small locally based Aspen business and life for an under used indoor plaza in one of Aspen’s Historical landmark buildings. Built in 1890 out of peachblow sandstone, the Cowenhoven Block, was the crowning symbol of the fortune Henry Cowenhoven made in Aspen in his path from merchant to mine owner. You all may be familiar with his son-in-laws son, Darcy Brown, former president of the Aspen Skiing Company from 1950-1973. Now we all have the luck to ad to someone else’s good fortune, take a stroll through the Ute City Bank building to gather some refreshment from one of the cutest baristas in Aspen.
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A Dark Horse
The Dark Horse Alley Cafe is a little food stall tucked into the alley across from Bad Billy’s on Cooper St. Aspen. Stop over and check it out. Another “Funky” Aspen addition. Serving Coffee, Pastries, and Baguette Sandwiches.
