The tuk tuk — a three-wheeled, electric rig shuttling Denverites around RiNo and LoDo — is starting a free shuttle route on Broadway from the Alameda light rail station to Third Avenue.
Three-wheeled shuttle service branches onto South Broadway
Lynn Yen
Lynn is a reporter who covers the restaurant industry, startups and real estate. She is a graduate from the University of Nebraska. She can be reached at [email protected].
Cherry Creek mansion FSBO: ‘I’m not going to pay 6 percent on a $5 million home’
Instead of hiring a seller’s agent, Evan Neubeiser is listing his 8,000-square-foot mansion himself and enticing buyer’s agents with a little something extra for the effort.
Gas and restaurant tenants planned for full-block redevelopment on Aurora border
About 7 acres on the northeast corner of Iliff Avenue and Parker Road have been razed, with new construction starting soon and stores opening early next year.
Idaho Springs BBQ joint touches down in Denver
Smokin Yard’s BBQ will open in September at the corner of West First Avenue and South Santa Fe Drive in a project called — appropriately enough — The Yard.
Thai-inspired ice cream shop rolls onto Colfax Ave.
A Metro State student has signed a lease on 2,000 square feet just south of City Park, with plans to open a creamery in July.
Struggling Noodles & Co. drops ‘interim’ from CEO’s title
With its stock down 65 percent in the last year, the Broomfield-based chain is sticking with a familiar face to help turn it around.
Canadian transplant leases space in Lowry for ‘Montreal Style’ bagel shop
The bagel shop has signed a lease for a 1,600-square-foot space, at the former Lucky Cat urban Chinese restaurant in Hanger 2.
Sandwich chain enters Colorado with two planned outposts
The Salt Lake City-based shop signed leases at Sloans 1525 in the rapidly developing Sloan’s Lake neighborhood and at the 30th and Larimer development in RiNo.
California hot dog chain bites into Stapleton
Two Denver natives are opening a new outpost for a sausage, hot dog and burger chain in the Northfield area.
20-year-old’s protein bar startup quickly becoming a cash cow
With a new CEO and partnership with General Mills, a protein bar company is doubling down on marketing to whet its appetite for exponential growth.
