The company, which also opened in LoHi in August, is getting into the drive-thru business.
Red Silo Coffee opens fourth location, breaks ground on Arvada ‘flagship’
Max Scheinblum
Max has been a BusinessDen reporter since October 2024. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and can be reached at [email protected]
As Denver’s minimum wage increases, restaurateur confidence lowers
Given the slim difference of tipped minimum wage, Zaidy’s owner Joel Appel is exploring ways to get kitchen staff added to the tip pool.
Café Miriam off City Park to open second location in Uptown
Father-and-daughter duo Touhami and Miriam Elfahdi opened the French-Moroccan brunch spot in 2017.
Crusoe raises $600M as firm shifts from remote bitcoin miners to big data centers
The firm based in Cherry Creek has taken in $1.5 billion from investors since inception, per SEC filings.
Fort Collins country club sells to Virginia firm for $6M
Ptarmigan’s course was designed by Jack Nicklaus. Buyer Heritage Golf Group expanded into Colorado two years ago.
Broomfield location left out as brewpub chains with Colo. presence sell
A Broomfield brewpub has closed after nearly 25 years, and a handful of ones along the Front Range have a new owner, in connection with a California firm’s acquisition of multiple brewery chains. Kelly Companies, a San Diego-based restaurant group, recently acquired five brewery brands from Houston-based SPB Hospitality. The first, Rock Bottom Restaurant &… Read more »
Boulder-based surplus food app raises $1.3M
Goodie Bag competes with the more established Too Good to Go. Local users include Leroy’s Bagels and Legacy Pie Co.
Photo startup Soona raises over $3 million to expand AI tool
“AI development is very expensive, so we’re seeking additional investment to play offense at the moment.”
Veritas founder, ex-president say they’ve created a better edible
Jon Spadafora and Toby Ripsom say they’ve learned from mistakes made at their former weed wholesaler, which shuttered this summer.
Trash sorter raises another $91M, plans Commerce City facility
Louisville-based AMP, which dropped “Robotics” from its name earlier this year, has raised $270 million since its 2014 inception.
