The company shuttered nine stores in the Denver metro area in recent days.
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The company shuttered nine stores in the Denver metro area in recent days.
“Even though there’s a lot of Korean barbecue out there, this is a more casual setting where people don’t feel like they need to sit down and prepare their meat.”
“We have never had an issue with getting paid,” a bassist for one band says, “or had to cancel or back out of any performances.”
But Santo Remedio will have a largely new menu when it debuts in the former home of Red Tops Rendezvous.
Mono Mono owner J.W. Lee said revenue across his 21 Colorado restaurants are down 25% this year.
The restaurants at 1801 Broadway and in Castle Rock are now Savina’s Mexican Kitchen. But the menu isn’t changing.
Noble Riot’s temporary closure is now permanent. Sales were down 26% from 2023 to 2024, owner Troy Bowen said.
The first with a full bar, it shut down in May. The landlord thinks sales underperformed.
Owner Mike Sanguinetti said Neon Cowboy will be “Willie Nelson meets John Denver.”
“We have zero interest in closing the restaurant,” said Kevin Delk, who opened the vegan Caribbean spot in 2018.
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