A North Carolina group has hooked a longtime Denver chef to debut its first restaurant in downtown Denver this summer.
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Coming unleashed on Santa Fe: rooftop dog bar
Two entrepreneurs in the Santa Fe Arts District think there’s still meat on the bone of a business model that fizzled in Denver last year: the combination of dog park and bar.
Coffee passport grants two-for-one deals
The company that brought Denver two-for-one drink booklets is percolating a new program for another sort of beverage.
I’m your Huckleberry and here’s our new restaurant
Huckleberry Roasters and Chris Bell, former Potager chef, are launching restaurant Port Side this spring at Huckleberry’s current coffee house near Larimer and 25th streets.
Coffee chain inks three more locations
RiNo-based Ink! Coffee is opening three more cafes in Denver — including a 200-square-foot outpost in a gym, a pair of food carts at a hospital and the chain’s biggest outpost, near DTC.
Larkburger expands out of Colorado
It may not boast Rocky Mountain views, but a Denver-based burger chain thinks Kansas has the right combination of Colorado-like qualities to host its first out-of-state location.
Kombucha taproom leaves RiNo for Sloan’s Lake
Company founders Jenni Lyons and Mike Burns leased a new spot because their Brighton Boulevard tearoom is being leveled to build Catalyst, a health care office campus in planning.
Maria Empanada to add second shop
July opening set for Cantarovici’s second location in Denver area.
Coffee shop pounces on RiNo for second location
After running what they fancied to be a corner bar of coffee shops for four years, a Denver duo is twisting the concept for a second location in RiNo.
New restaurant coming to Breckenridge’s Peak 7
Skiers and snowboarders soon will have a new dining option at 11,000 feet. Vail Resorts announced it will build a 490-seat food court-style restaurant at the top of Breckenridge’s Peak 7 in its quarterly report, which the company filed with the SEC yesterday. John Buhler, Breckenridge’s COO, said the restaurant will bridge the gap between… Read more »