The Denver-based breakfast chain, which launched in Ballpark in 2006, has 50 restaurants in the U.S. and plans to add another 12 next year.
Snooze fires up new Denver location
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Former Avs player sells Wash Park home for $3M
The Stanley Cup winner signed a $22.5 million contract with the St. Louis Blues in July and only lived on York Street for 10 months.
Overland bike shop Foundation Cycles closes, files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
The store said it had revenue of $1.7 million in 2019 and $1.5 million in 2020, but as of Sept. 7 the 2021 revenue was just $20,577.
Downtown theater reopening under new ownership with broader vision
The Bovine Metropolis Theater on Champa Street was all about improv, but The Jester’s Palace plans to host all kinds of entertainment.
Audiophiles listen up: Denver’s first ‘hi-fi’ bar opens in Lincoln Park
High-fidelity bars such as ESP play vinyl records through superb speakers. The owners encourage patrons to listen to the music instead of talking.
Devil’s Thumb Ranch owners buy nearby B&B for staff lodging
“There’s probably a 1,000-bed shortage right now” in Winter Park, said Bob Fanch. “If you can’t find a rental, where do you live?”
Brokerage selling its downtown office, rehabbing ex-machine shop for HQ
It’ll be a lot easier for our team to get in and out to the freeway from there,” said founder Alex Ringsby of the 1801 W. Colfax Ave. location.
$5M purchase of Four Seasons condo tops August home sales
Also in the top five were homes in Boulder, Hilltop and Castle Rock plus another Four Seasons condo that all sold for more than $4 million.
Little Owl Coffee spreads wings with new bakery, LoHi location
The local coffee shop opened a bakery downtown called Owlette after its former baked goods source stopped offering wholesale during the pandemic.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for August 2021
A total of $67.5 million was raised by 32 startups around the state last month, $142 million less than the prior year.
