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The Denver convenience store brand has released a rendering of a planned third location, at the site of a former Chinese restaurant along East Colfax Avenue in Denver.
Stanley marketplace veteran Mark Shaker is partnering with three local couples on one, while Chef Daniel Asher, of Boulder’s River and Woods, is involved in the second.
Miguel Martin, owner of Carlos Miguel’s Mexican Bar & Grill, said a failed Highlands Ranch location, which prompted a lawsuit from the landlord, led to the filings.
The 6.7-acre site has largely languished since King Soopers left in 2001, and previous redevelopment plans have fallen through. But Denver’s LCP Development is planning to revitalize the area with a well-stocked food hall.
Shake plates, televisions showing scenery and piped-in rail noises will add to the experience for those who join the Game Train.
Trong Lam, who owns three Pacific Ocean Marketplace stores, wants the new building to have retail and 13 residences.
The building at 3301 W. 38th Ave. most recently housed restaurant Thai Basil.
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.
A corner lot along East Colfax Avenue that is currently home to a Chinese restaurant has sold, and a neighborhood market is planned.
The property was purchased by Vito Corleone LLC, an entity partially controlled by a co-founder of breakfast chain Snooze.
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