Tietjen opens Fee Fi Pho Fum, a Vietnamese soup concept restaurant, and looks next to Wash Park
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Tivoli, Tom’s Urban part of a huge DIA concessions deal
Tivoli Brewing Co. and Tom’s Urban are teaming up to open a brewpub at the new airport hotel.
Cheba Hut gearing up for Colorado Blvd. outpost
Colorado Boulevard is getting a new toasted sub shop.
Crowds line up at new taco shop
A Texas-based taqueria’s first Denver restaurant is on a hot streak, with people lined up out the door more than a week after its opening.
Sub chain opens Broadway outpost
Fat Jack’s Supersubs opened their sixth shop Wednesday at 450 Broadway, but the chain is having to close a spot in LoHi because the building was sold.
RiNo’s newest market releases restaurant lineup
The upcoming Central Market named the 12 tenants slated to move into a renovated RiNo warehouse when the venue opens this spring. The list includes new concepts from restaurateurs behind Il Posto and Old Major.
Boozy ice cream shop goes dark
After less than a year in business on Colorado Boulevard, an ice cream shop with alcohol-infused flavors has closed down.
16th Street Mall pub files for bankruptcy
An Irish pub housed within the 16th Street Mall Sheraton hotel has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but its owner said the restaurant will remain open.
Coffee roaster brews second location at DTC
A Platt Park coffee roaster and cafe is jumping into a new DTC development and plans to add more locations in the future.
Vegan chain shutters Pavilions shop
A national restaurant chain has shut down its Pavilions location, just a few months after closing another shop in Lakewood.
