After running what they fancied to be a corner bar of coffee shops for four years, a Denver duo is twisting the concept for a second location in RiNo.
Coffee shop pounces on RiNo for second location
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New restaurant coming to Breckenridge’s Peak 7
Skiers and snowboarders soon will have a new dining option at 11,000 feet. Vail Resorts announced it will build a 490-seat food court-style restaurant at the top of Breckenridge’s Peak 7 in its quarterly report, which the company filed with the SEC yesterday. John Buhler, Breckenridge’s COO, said the restaurant will bridge the gap between… Read more »
Startup hopes to introduce home-grow device in 2017
Former college buddies Fred Lindseth and Jeremy Harlam have landed a $20,000 investment from Boulder accelerator CanopyBoulder to develop a mini-fridge-sized grow house that will feed and water plants so the grower doesn’t have to.
Yoga elevated: Evergreen studio uses suspended hammocks
Now open in Evergreen: a studio that practices a discipline where students perform yoga poses while suspended in the air from a cloth hammock.
Cannabis Cup can’t make Pueblo work
High Times Magazine, rejected by Adams County, withdrew its Pueblo application because of a time crunch.
Topo navigates women’s clothing
After tripling its number of storefronts last year, a Denver clothing brand wants to double its customer base by adding a women’s line.
SIMS snowboards gets new life
SIMS contracted Never Summer to make 675 boards for the 2015-16 season to test the market’s reception to new SIMS boards. The boards come in two models: the all-mountain Blade and the freestyle Juice, both priced at about $500.
LoDo bar serves mixed drinks right from the tap
Retro Room owner buys the former Armoury bar, renames it Sidecar
Greeley restaurateur leases outpost on 16th St. Mall
After 17 years opening eateries in the northern Front Range, Richard Lucio is ready to do the same in Denver. The 54-year-old restaurateur, who’s opened three locations around Greeley and Fort Collins, is bringing the Southwest to the 16th Street Mall when he opens Blue Agave in May. He opened the original Blue Agave two… Read more »
Broadway bookseller downsizes amid rising rents
After spending 10 years nestled in a storefront along Broadway’s Antique Row, a Denver antique bookseller is starting a new chapter.
