Piante Pizzeria is taking over what used to be a Veterans of Foreign Wars building after a year of successful pop-up locations around the city.
Vegan pizzeria finds permanent Denver home after testing the market
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Target will replace Lucky’s Market as anchor of Lowry retail development
The Minneapolis-based chain’s 30,000-square-foot space at the Exchange at Boulevard One complex will be about a quarter the size of the retailer’s typical stores.
Irish pub leaves daunting downtown for former Barricuda’s space in Cap Hill
“The neighborhood is already knocking on the door and getting excited for us to come here, which makes me want to work harder,” co-owner Brett McNamee-Hooper said.
Bonnie Brae restaurant puts dine-in service on ice for the winter
“The winter months ahead are going to be some of the most difficult that our industry has ever seen,” a letter to Brightmarten’s customers reads.
Dive bar featured on TV show sued by landlord over alleged COVID violations
Zanzibar Billiards, which was shut down by the city in August, has refused to vacate its space, according to its landlord.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for September 2020
Emergy, BruMate and Truewerk were among the 36 Colorado companies that raised $124 million last month, down nearly $90 million from last year.
Wash Park’s Pho Haus owners add more modern concept in City Park West
Options include the hot lemongrass beef bahn mi and a “Pho Roll,” essentially a spring roll wrapped in a pho noodle.
Top September home sales: Builder sells her Cherry Hills mansion for $5.5M
Sales in Denver and Englewood rounded out the top five, and the least expensive was $3.4 million.
Want to play golf on the new City Park course? The early bird is the night owl
Tee time reservations for the renovated and reopened course become available at midnight. They go fast.
Denver-based AI fitness startup raises $2M, launches second workout app
“We don’t want to replace trainers or coaches,” an Exer Labs co-founder said. “We want to augment what you do with the person in real life.”
