BeerMkr raised $398,000 on Kickstarter in 2018 but investors on the ABC reality TV show were skeptical of the founders’ $25 million valuation.
Home brewing startup’s pitch on ‘Shark Tank’ goes flat
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Little India owner doubling locations in 2021 to avoid employee furloughs
Citing a ‘rainy day’ mindset, Simeran Baidwan opened a third restaurant in West Highland in January and has signed a lease for a fourth in Central Park.
Juan Padro plans new concept for former Wash Park watering hole
The founder of Culinary Creative bought the Ogden Street South Sports Bar after it went up for sale in March but would not say what he has in mind for the space.
Top home sales: Architect couple who designed own house sell it for $7.9M
Four Boulder homes were among the top five sales in April, with the other in Cherry Hills Village. Each went for at least $5 million.
Chef Troy Guard closing Larimer Square restaurant
Guard opened TAG in 2009 and then launched a restaurant group that includes other concepts to which he’s shifting his focus.
Burger bar will bring Minneapolis favorite ‘Juicy Lucy’ to Tennyson St.
“You can’t just eat into it or you’ll burn your mouth,” said a co-owner of the burger with cheese in the middle. “That’s how you know it’s a good one.”
It’s a seller’s market again for downtown condos
The pandemic homebuying boom initially bypassed condos. But inventory isn’t stacking up anymore and prices are rising.
‘Shark Tank’ donut maker has fourth location rising in Central Park
The owners of the Doughnut Club, which also has shops in RiNo, Lakewood and Fort Collins, want to have six of the sweet spots open by the end of the year.
New bar on Colfax Avenue scares up business from horror film fans
The owner of Horror Bar, which screens horror movies every night and serves cocktails inspired by the genre, expects his spooky venture to be a scream.
Punch Bowl Social founder sells Park Hill mansion for $4M
Robert Thompson — who stepped down as CEO last year as COVID crushed the bowling, arcade and restaurant chain — is moving to New Orleans.
