Dana Monfort thinks of Town Pump Provisions as a truck stop with a bodega, restaurant and ice cream shop.
Broker-turned-restaurateur bringing trio of concepts to shuttered Cherry Creek creperie
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Formula One race simulator bar driving into RiNo
F1 Arcade will take over a building recently purchased by Denver-based Magnetic Capital.
Local group closes Sunnyside restaurant as lender initiates foreclosure
Sunnyside Supper Club’s building has been on the market all year.
LoDo’s 801 Fish closes
The Iowa chain debuted the seafood joint in February 2023, also owns 801 Chophouse at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
RiNo’s Infinite Monkey Theorem winery is closing after 15 years
The RiNo-based winery will close its doors on Dec. 31, 2024.
Pie shop forced to scramble by crowdfunder closure
“It was pretty bad how it all went down,” said Legacy Pie’s Elias Lehnert. “Felt like they could’ve communicated things differently.”
Chinese restaurant coming to former El Chingon space in LoHi
A LoHi restaurant space is changing hands, and cuisines, again. Blossom by SYC, a higher-end Chinese restaurant, plans to open next spring at 1691 Central St. It will be the fifth eatery to operate in the 3,300-square-foot space in the past 10 years. The most recent one was El Chingon Bistro. “The inside is going… Read more »
Sports Column bar closes after three decades by Coors Field
“The nightlife crowd began to desire a more refined experience,” its operator said. Restaurateur Francois Saffiedine owns the real estate.
Century-old donut shop plans second location
“The idea is to bring the same flavor wherever we are,” said Maynor Ventura, who bought Commerce City’s Tasty Donuts five years ago.
Castle Pines Italian restaurant shuts, files for bankruptcy
Pino’s Italian Kitchen, which opened under a different name in 2003, got a new owner last year.
