Number 38 is accused of 14 violations between May 8 and Aug. 20 and could lose its licenses. A co-owner said they are working on a resolution.
City accuses RiNo venue Number 38 of violating ban on non-acoustic outdoor music
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Punch Bowl Social founder takes swing at pickleball in Centennial
“Anything an 80-year-old can do for fitness, a 25-year-old can do with a beer in their hand,” said Robert Thompson.
No reopening date brewing for Vine Street Pub that closed in 2020
“I don’t even know if I’ll be able to open Vine Street in 2023,” Vine Street Pub owner Kevin Daly told BusinessDen, because of a lack of staff.
Former Zeppelin Station restaurant reopening on other side of RiNo
Koko Ni will fill the previous space of Lea Jane’s Hot Chicken. Both eateries are owned by Fam Hospitality.
Office, retail property at entrance to Cherry Creek sells for $68M
210 University last sold for $38.8 million in 2007, and was marketed by JLL as a redevelopment opportunity.
Huckleberry Roasters nabs former Allegro Coffee space on Tennyson
What started as a wholesale coffee business will open its third coffee shop and the owners plan to add two more in Baker and Wheat Ridge.
Restaurant sues to stop eviction from Confluence apartment building
Hwaro Korean BBQ’s owners say a minor clerical error is being used to kick them out before the restaurant can open.
Olive & Finch owner opening new cafe along the 16th Street Mall
“I want to offer something affordable and easily accessible, yet still chef driven,” said Mary Nguyen of Little Finch and its to-go meals.
Zeppelin sells Source Hotel and food hall in RiNo for $70M
The company is also looking farther afield with a new deal brewing in Montana.
What Casa Bonita’s unusual legal fight means for public records
Architects and public information advocates disagree whether the public needs to see building plans in an era of mass shootings.
