An attorney for Number 38 argues that it was specifically designed and zoned for live music but some nearby residents said it hasn’t mitigated noise issues.
RiNo venue fights back to keep live music license despite complaints
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Larimer Square holiday pop-up bars giving way to tiki-themed dance club
Disco Pig is the latest venture by Josh Schmitz, who has launched a flurry of businesses since the pandemic began.
RiNo venue could lose license for live music after noise complaints continue
A nearby resident told a city mediator that performances at Number 38 made his house shake. But some expressed support for the business.
Howl at the Moon piano bar to rise again in new location on Larimer
The business closed when the pandemic hit. “We were kind of on an island there,” company president Bradd O’Brien said of the previous location.
Oskar Blues closes Boulder taproom
Oskar Blues first opened the Boulder taproom in 2017.
Gay bar and restaurant Sir opens in former Vesta space in LoDo
It will host DJ nights and drag brunches with an upscale menu that includes caviar and Coulotte steak. One of the owners has a “Real Housewives” connection.
Frank Bonanno sued by former partner over profits from two cocktail lounges
Adam Hodak, who now co-owns the L cocktail lounge on Broadway, alleges that he wasn’t paid properly for his stake in Green Russell and Vesper Lounge.
Billy’s Inn opening another location in Congress Park
After nine decades at 4403 Lowell Blvd., Billy’s Inn will also be serving tequila and tacos at 1222 Madison St.
Beta owner sued by LoDo club’s former owners, sells property
Bradley Roulier and Michael McCray say Hussam Kayali owes them $500,000. The Cabin Tap House building where a fatal shooting occurred Jan. 1 has a new owner.
Homegrown Tap & Dough owners tap growing demand in the suburbs
“The work from home culture has changed everything. That in turn changes where it makes the most sense to put a restaurant,” said Pete Newlin of opening in Littleton.
