Manzo Lobster & Oyster Bar, which opened last September, has struggled financially due to the pandemic and a lawsuit by a former tenant.
The Perfect storm: Uptown seafood restaurant files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
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Torchy’s to light up Lowry with taco chain’s fifth Denver restaurant
The Austin, Texas-based eatery has 10 locations in Colorado and made its debut in Colorado Springs this week.
Italians who met in Denver cook up new restaurant on Tennyson
“We want to continue the tradition that this street is known for, which is small businesses with owners or operators that you can find there every day,” said a co-owner.
Restaurant chain cites homelessness for downtown closure
“We didn’t see any end in sight,” said the CEO of Denver-based Teriyaki Madness. “I will not mince words.”
Congress Park wine bar replacing pizzeria in shift to larger unit
Owner Mary Kent is looking forward to having more of a patio. “This space will give us a little more wiggle room.”
Shake Shack adding location in Greenwood Village
Shake Shack first opened in Denver in 2018.
Denver Pizza Co. rises in Wheat Ridge
Denver Pizza Co. first opened in the Golden Triangle in 2009.
Fried chicken restaurant, pizzeria shack up in RiNo
Both chains are controlled by Savory, which aims to take brands “from small to regional” before finding a buyer.
West Highland restaurateur buys the building next door for $1.4M
American Elm owner Bob Reiter said he’s still deciding what to do with the property, but additional parking is one immediate benefit.
Former Marco’s Pizza franchisee builds food hall in Arvada
“We want to be the food hall in the suburbs for all the 45-year-olds with two kids that still want to go to Avanti but can’t drag the whole family down there,” Nick Costanzo said.
