The bar and restaurant and its assets, which include a long-term under-market lease, fixtures and a liquor license, went up for sale this month.
The Avenue Grill won’t reopen after 32 years in Uptown
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Denver investment firm targets Israeli startups with new $100M VC fund
“Foreign investors can’t physically get to Israel right now,” said a co-founder of Ibex Investors, whose office in Tel Aviv has become a competitive advantage.
Louisville solar firm files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, four months after subsidiary
Clean Energy Collective received approval in May for an $800,000 PPP loan through ANB Bank, citing a payroll of 54 employees.
Drink before dinner? Entrepreneurs launch aperitif brand in Golden
A Denver couple and the owner of a Sunnyside brewery teamed up to create Atost, which sells three flavors of aperitifs in 750 ml bottles for $35.
Real estate exec lists his own 34th floor Four Seasons condo for $3.9M
“It feels like an estate in the sky,” said listing agent David DiPetro with Compass.
Vegan bakery Beet Box closing for good after seven years in Five Points
“It just felt like we were on a sinking ship,” said co-owner Blair Ednie of the decision, citing a 40 percent drop in sales due to the pandemic.
Florist’s dream to open her own shop blossoms on Tennyson Street
Denver native Katie Carrera has 20 years of experience in the industry, but she had been waiting for the right opportunity to branch out on her own.
Update: Parent of pathology lab UniPath says Denver facility to be sold
UniPath’s parent company, American Pathology Partners, told the state in a letter that it plans to shutter the lab at 6116 E. Warren Ave. by Feb. 5.
Entrepreneurs’ adjustable pillow reaches Kickstarter goal in less than 24 hours
The Centennial residents launched their campaign on Oct. 23. As of Monday, they had raised $18,451 from 95 backers with three days to go.
Grateful Dead-themed brewery opens in Baker as two Uptown venues close
It was a weird year to be a Deadhead, owner Jay Bianchi said, but “a different kind of weird.”
