FlyteCo Brewing, which opened near Tennyson Street in 2019, launched Altimeter Coffee this week. Three of the co-owners are pilots.
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Members only: Joblon opening new hotel and club in Cherry Creek
The CEO of Denver-based BMC Investments has developed hotels in Cherry Creek before. But not one like this.
Suburban wine bar owners investing in delivery-only concepts
“This allowed us to plant a flag in Denver with these brands, which is something I never thought we would do,” said the co-owner of Indulge Bistro & Wine Bar.
New owner to reopen Zaidy’s Deli two miles from old Cherry Creek location
“Zaidy’s needed some new blood and new life,” said Beth Ginsberg, who has a background in bagels. But the matzo ball soup will be back.
Platt Park restaurant reopens after all with new focus on dinner crowd
Sam Armatas thought he was closing Devour The 303 for good. Now, “we’re transitioning from more of a lunch tavern into a neighborhood restaurant.”
Last call for neighborhood bar after 47 years in Washington Park
Ogden Street South Sports Bar owner Tim Fry said he’s selling the business because he’s “got bartenders that were making more money than me.”
Choice Market opens high-tech store featuring an ice cream shop inside
The Denver-based retailer’s 5,000-square-foot spot in the Golden Triangle will be its first to feature “frictionless technology” that automates purchases.
Amethyst Coffee giving up spot inside Clayton photography and event space
The coffee shop, which has three other Denver locations, opened inside Realm in 2019 but never reopened after a pandemic shutdown.
Rent deferment extended again for some tenants in city-owned buildings
The businesses, mostly coffee stores and restaurants, could end up not paying $510,700 over 15 months due to COVID-19.
Little Pub sells South Park Hill’s The Elm and adjacent buildings for $2.4M
The company paid $675,000 for the property in 2004 and its CEO said it needed the profits from the sale to offset the pandemic.