A co-owner and an employee of Edgewater’s Joyride Brewing are launching Live Slow Brewing, which will reopen six of the 12 lanes that used to be Paramount Bowl.
Colorado’s first brewery-bowling alley combo rolls into Wheat Ridge
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Beta Nightclub hearing postponed over license ownership confusion
It is accused of 10 alleged violations of municipal code and state law, including having inadequate security and allowing the distribution of cocaine.
Crazy Mountain’s former landlord sues over unpaid rent
The owner of 471 Kalamath St. is going after a couple who were guarantors on the 37,000-square-foot brewery’s 2015 lease.
Friends quit their jobs to take a swing at owning a golf simulator bar
“The way the industry is headed is most bars need a hook now,” said Winston Manley, who co-owns The Local Drive in RiNo’s Catalyst building on Brighton.
Bizarre journey to open Enigma Bazaar bar finally ends
Three years after the owners purchased the building, the space at 4923 W. 38th Ave. in Berkeley is now hosting live music, theater and other performances.
Sunnyside brewery set to close because of rent increase
The owners of Factotum Brewhouse said their landlord wanted rent “akin to what breweries in RiNo were paying, which we rightfully felt was overpriced.”
Audiophiles listen up: Denver’s first ‘hi-fi’ bar opens in Lincoln Park
High-fidelity bars such as ESP play vinyl records through superb speakers. The owners encourage patrons to listen to the music instead of talking.
Shotgun Willie’s ends bankruptcy case because stripping profitable again
The Glendale club didn’t emerge from Chapter 11 with a reorganization plan in place. It asked the judge to dismiss the case because business is “good.”
Beta Nightclub hired off-duty cops as alleged security violations occurred
The club could lose its liquor and cabaret licenses after being accused by the city of allowing patrons to sell cocaine.
Nightclub could lose licenses over alleged security, drug violations
The allegations include letting armed, undercover cops into the club, who were then offered cocaine by a patron, as well as inadequate security.
