Au Feu Brasserie opened in January 2021 and closed earlier this month. Fine dining is “a format that’s kind of dying out,” its owner said.
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Crepes ‘n Crepes reopens in Congress Park
Alexandra Pozdnyak, who owns the restaurant with her husband, mother and stepfather, told BusinessDen Friday that she hopes it continues to draw those who flocked to its previous location in Cherry Creek.
Ken Wolf to RiNo landlord that paid him $50M: Keep out (again)
A highly visible tenant-landlord feud that seemed to have been resolved in 2021 has resurfaced. Blame the A/C.
In-N-Out closes on property for restaurant in Loveland
In-N-Out Burgers paid $1.3 mllion for a shuttered restaurant.
Food hall developer accused of self-dealing by co-founder of Golden project
Mark Shaker, who created Stanley Marketplace and the now-defunct Broadway Market, denies wrongdoing at The Golden Mill.
Downtown Evergreen restaurant files for bankruptcy after closure
Maya’s Cantina and Grill opened in 2017.
Seafood restaurant planned for former Thirsty Lion spot in Cherry Creek
The One Group operates STK Steakhouse and Kona Grill. But this will be a new concept.
Owner of Littleton cocktail lounge adds a second location
“We feel good about this model … I think we found a niche within the suburban communities,” said Steve Cominsky.
Coffee shop takes space at One Platte building as three more leases signed
Kaffe Landskap already has locations at 1401 Lawrence St. and 1750 Wewatta St..
Troy Guard opening a HashTAG breakfast joint downtown
“What I like is that Snooze is at Union Station and on 23rd and Larimer, and Sam’s No. 3 is on 15th Street, so we’re kind of in the middle,” Guard said.