“It was pretty bad how it all went down,” said Legacy Pie’s Elias Lehnert. “Felt like they could’ve communicated things differently.”
Pie shop forced to scramble by crowdfunder closure
Restaurants
Welcome to Business Den, your one-stop destination for all the latest news, reviews, and insights on Denver’s dynamic restaurant scene. Our page is designed to keep you in the loop with the top stories and trends in the industry, from exciting new openings to chef showcases and culinary events.
Subscribe to Business Den today and stay ahead of the curve on Denver’s exciting and ever-evolving restaurant industry.
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.
Ink Coffee, bankrupt and down to four stores, may be sold to grocer
But some believe the bid “appears motivated to dissuade other prospective buyers from coming to the table.”
Monaco Inn Restaurant closing after nearly four decades in Denver
A Lowry Italian joint is poised to take over the space.
Panera calls it quits on 16th Street Mall
It opened a decade ago.
Huckleberry backfills two coffee chains with Congress Park, Centennial leases
“I can’t overstate how much of a game changer that is for us,” Koan Goedman said of the implications for the permitting process.
Stop the music: Wolf scrutinizes Punch Bowl Social’s karaoke bar buy
The developer questions why a supposedly $1 million company was sold for $30,000.
