Pizza 3.14 opened in Uptown two-and-a-half years ago. (Max Scheinblum/BusinessDen)
Pizza 3.14’s days were numbered.
The Chicago-style pizza shop in Uptown shuttered last week after a two-and-a-half-year run at 225 E. 20th Ave.
The brand’s inaugural location in Boulder, which opened in 2021, also closed two weeks ago.
Co-owner David Daniel did not respond to a request for comment from BusinessDen. But he told Westword that the Denver location closed because of “the insanely long permitting process … that delayed our opening seven months, and being in a bad debt cycle ever since.”
He said a downtick in nightlife in Boulder’s University Hills neighborhood caused that location to shutter.
The Whiskey Biscuit building in Englewood. (Google Maps)
Meanwhile, along South Broadway in Englewood, the brunch spot Whiskey Biscuit has closed, according to its since-deleted Instagram account.
The restaurant was at 3299 S. Broadway for seven years, according to its website. It described itself as an “industrial-chic” restaurant featuring “down-home American eats plus a large selection of whiskey & craft beer.”
The business did not respond to requests for comment from BusinessDen.
Pizza 3.14 opened in Uptown two-and-a-half years ago. (Max Scheinblum/BusinessDen)
Pizza 3.14’s days were numbered.
The Chicago-style pizza shop in Uptown shuttered last week after a two-and-a-half-year run at 225 E. 20th Ave.
The brand’s inaugural location in Boulder, which opened in 2021, also closed two weeks ago.
Co-owner David Daniel did not respond to a request for comment from BusinessDen. But he told Westword that the Denver location closed because of “the insanely long permitting process … that delayed our opening seven months, and being in a bad debt cycle ever since.”
He said a downtick in nightlife in Boulder’s University Hills neighborhood caused that location to shutter.
The Whiskey Biscuit building in Englewood. (Google Maps)
Meanwhile, along South Broadway in Englewood, the brunch spot Whiskey Biscuit has closed, according to its since-deleted Instagram account.
The restaurant was at 3299 S. Broadway for seven years, according to its website. It described itself as an “industrial-chic” restaurant featuring “down-home American eats plus a large selection of whiskey & craft beer.”
The business did not respond to requests for comment from BusinessDen.
