“It will be really convenient for tenants here at Colorado Center, as well as for commuters,” a Lincoln Property Co. official said, noting the nearby light-rail station.
Colorado Center owner breaks ground on food hall addition
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Denver’s Stem Ciders is opening a restaurant and retail shop in North Carolina
The spot near Duke University will be called The Northern Spy.
Cook brings passion for Texas-style BBQ to Tennyson Street
Owner: “To me, Texas barbecue is about tradition and simplicity — the meat is the center of attention.”
Former muffler shop along East Colfax to be converted to pizzeria
You might say they’re putting some dough into it.
Fast-growing Cajun seafood chain going in former Country Buffet space in Stapleton
Hook & Reel Seafood operates only four locations, but its website lists 27 more as “coming soon.”
Pizzeria Locale plans two new Denver locations after closing out-of-state restaurants last year
The Chipotle-backed brand bailed on Cincinnati and Kansas City last year, but it’s ready to grow again at home.
Uptown bar connected to bike shop getting new name, stiff drinks
The rebranding of the bar at Denver Bicycle Cafe follows a behind-the-scenes change in the business’ ownership structure.
Halcyon hotel in Cherry Creek sells; restaurant Departure closes
Departure is looking for space elsewhere in the city, according to its operator.
Changes are coming to restaurant Departure in Cherry Creek
A staffer who answered the phone Friday at the restaurant in the Halcyon hotel said it would close for about two weeks for renovations.
Denver Central Market tenant to open second location in Park Hill
The Local Butcher’s new location will be more than three times the size of its first one, which means more cuts of meat and ready-to-eat options.
