Restaurants

The new builds are part of a push to add at least 40 restaurants in the next five years.

Lou’s Food Bar is set to close Sunday after the restaurant’s owner sold his lot at 38th Avenue and Shoshone Street to a local retail real estate company.

Days after Denver voters approved Initiative 300, which allows businesses like pizzerias to get cannabis consumption permits, the state of Colorado passed a new regulation saying business can’t mix marijuana and alcohol.

Notices from Denver tax authorities posted on the door of a cafe on the ground level of the Petroleum Club Building say its occupants failed to pay $1,600 in taxes going back to December.

Mongolian fare with a modern twist: A refrigerated conveyor belt system that transports food to customers at their seats.

“We overestimated the visibility of the site,” franchisee Chase Kintz said. “It did not get the exposure we wanted it to.”

Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday, a Southern fried chicken operation is taking over the kitchen at the Dive Inn on South Broadway.

The property’s developer is counting on a wave of new apartments popping up in the neighborhood to fuel a trio of Seventh Avenue eateries.

Punch Bowl Social is dipping into six more cities this year, buoyed by $40 million in revenue from 2016.

RiNo’s sizzling development pace has caught the eye of the popular East Coast burger joint.