Prior to renovations, the building at 1600 W. 33rd Ave. was an auto mechanic shop.
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With giant tents and assigned seating, food halls try to adapt to a post-corona world
“Food halls are the antithesis of coronavirus,” said Mark Shaker. “They’re about bringing people close together, so to not have that connection has been challenging.”
Multifamily firm AvalonBay is developer under contract for Racines site
The owners of the restaurant, which opened in 1983, said last month that they would close in January 2021.
The Oceanaire Seafood Room won’t reopen after 13 years downtown
Parent company Landry’s also owns the Morton’s steakhouse chain.
Morton’s The Steakhouse won’t reopen in downtown Denver
The chain also permanently closed locations in Rochester, Indianapolis and Richmond recently.
Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom won’t reopen on Colorado Boulevard
In addition to dealing with the coronavirus fallout, Old Chicago parent Craftworks Holdings is also in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings.
Coronavirus roundup: State’s draft restaurant guidelines, city’s plan for $20M in funds
Plus, more layoff notices.
Denver accepting proposals from restaurants that want to expand outdoors
That could mean taking over parking lots, sidewalks and even street space.
Certificate of demolition eligibility issued for Tennyson restaurant building
No one expressed interest in having the city designate the structure at 4586 Tennyson St. a landmark.
Landlord sues Red Robin over unpaid HQ rent
The company leases approximately 62,000 square feet in Greenwood Village.