
Parlor Doughnuts, which launched in 2019, opened a Baker store in February. It sells “layered donuts” in 20 flavors made from croissant dough.
Parlor Doughnuts, which launched in 2019, opened a Baker store in February. It sells “layered donuts” in 20 flavors made from croissant dough.
The 5,168-square-foot home was listed for $2.4 million in May but sold for $3.5 million in June. The sellers paid $410,000 for it in 1992.
Paul Piciocchi, who sold Tryst Lounge, The Drink and LaMark 15 in 2018, is opening Partners in Crime with previous part-owner Patrick Carter.
The couple who own the property, which includes a 9,387-square-foot mansion, a guest house, a studio, a barn, a stable, and indoor and outdoor arenas, said they’ve decided to downsize.
Opopop, co-founded by two former DJs and nightclub owners, sells pre-flavored microwavable popcorn kernels in six flavors on its website.
Simeran Baidwan decided the pandemic was a good time to expand. He’s opening Lil Coffea Shop at 300 E. 6th Ave. this summer.
Sonny’s Mediterranean at 2622 W. 32nd Ave. was named after the owner’s Great Pyrenees.
“This is a modern-day David vs. Goliath case, and we’re packing a full Ball Hammock,” said Shinesty’s CEO of its fight over men’s underwear trademarks with Tommy John.
Father-and-son franchise owners with East Coast and Colorado roots hungered for the classic Northeast cuisine, so they’re opening an eatery to make it.
The most expensive home sold for the first time in 28 years for $4.9 million. The seller paid $822,000 for it in 1993.
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