
Wayne Conwell opened the Platte Street restaurant in 2005, and shuttered it last month.
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Wayne Conwell opened the Platte Street restaurant in 2005, and shuttered it last month.
“There is little likelihood of confusion” between the eatery and the exclusive golf course, he determined.
Jared Leonard no longer owns the building where Campfire Lakewood operates, but says sales are stable across his four eateries.
“We got absolutely destroyed by Covid … All my customers are broke and I’m broke and all our costs have tripled.”
The company, which also opened in LoHi in August, is getting into the drive-thru business.
Given the slim difference of tipped minimum wage, Zaidy’s owner Joel Appel is exploring ways to get kitchen staff added to the tip pool.
The company says the cafe is run down. The franchisee wants an extended franchise agreement before renovating.
Father-and-daughter duo Touhami and Miriam Elfahdi opened the French-Moroccan brunch spot in 2017.
“We’re treading water right now,” its owner says as he works to pay people.
“It would have to be an absolutely incredible space to open up again in Denver because it’s just unaffordable,” said owner Joe Knoblich.
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