“We can slowly hire until we get full,” Amos Watts said of opening during a pandemic. “That takes some of the stress off.”
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Two new Welton Street restaurants in works as Flyfisher launches food and beverage group
One of them will replace Dunbar Kitchen and Tap House, which operated at 2844 Welton St.
Littleton brunch spot Toast moves into bigger location after 14 years
The restaurant’s new home is less than a mile from its original one.
Ethiopian restaurant along Santa Fe Drive in Lincoln Park closes
Yelp reviews indicate Arada had been open since at least 2007.
Steakhouse Butcher’s Bistro won’t reopen after five years in Ballpark
Two other higher-end steakhouses, Morton’s The Steakhouse and Tony Roma’s, also have closed in recent months.
Restaurant tech company extends furloughs, says it may lay off Denver workers
Rhode Island-based Upserve has an office at 999 18th St.
Indian and Nepali restaurant opening along South Broadway
“I’ve spoken to the bars around here and they said the area needs some variety,” general manager Avi Jha said.
Cuban restaurant Buchi has closed after 12 years in Sunnyside
“This decision is based on rising costs and diminishing profits, and is one that we have considered for quite some time,” the eatery said on Facebook.
Chuey Fu’s won’t reopen after less than two years in Riverfront Park
The brand still has locations in Englewood and along Santa Fe Drive.
RiNo’s Exdo Event Center turning parking lot into makeshift food hall
And LGBT nightclub Tracks is spilling outside into “Rainbow Alley.”