The affiliated restaurants will open at 2200 California St. in late 2018 or early 2019. A new hire has been made to oversee the brands, as well as Dead Battery Club.
Platte Street’s Habit and Carbon to add Arapahoe Square location
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Site of Chinese restaurant along East Colfax sells for $1.5M
A corner lot along East Colfax Avenue that is currently home to a Chinese restaurant has sold, and a neighborhood market is planned.
Ballpark commercial building sells for $2.9M
The property was purchased by Vito Corleone LLC, an entity partially controlled by a co-founder of breakfast chain Snooze.
Seafood restaurant chain plans Denver Tech Center location
Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, a Darden Restaurants brand, has 19 restaurants around the country but none in Colorado.
Famous Pizza out, Voodoo Doughnut in on South Broadway
The end has been near for Famous Pizza for a while.
West Highlands restaurant Solitaire closes after three years
The restaurant scene on 32nd Avenue in the Highlands is about to get lonelier.
Uptown building vacant again as Indian restaurant closes
Delhi Darbar is no longer operating at 100 E. 20th Ave., at the end of the busy Lincoln Street corridor
Denver restaurant insurer acquired by Arizona company
The Colorado Restaurant Association has sold Colorado Restaurant Insurance, which is rebranding and moving.
Investor dispute at seafood restaurant washes up in court
The owners of food truck Lobster Bliss say a proctologist investor backed out of a loan commitment at the last minute, leaving them high and dry.
Merle’s Burgers in Littleton to close; Adelitas swoops in
Mexican restaurant will retain the Merle’s staff, plus hire more employees.
