
The company expects to open in Aurora, Lone Tree and Colorado Springs by the end of the year and it is planning locations in Denver, Castle Rock, Lakewood and Fort Collins.
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The company expects to open in Aurora, Lone Tree and Colorado Springs by the end of the year and it is planning locations in Denver, Castle Rock, Lakewood and Fort Collins.
The burger chain, which is trying to keep its identity under wraps as it expands into Colorado, is planning eight restaurants along the Front Range.
The Source Market Hall’s flagship restaurant is the latest victim of the pandemic. Acorn owner Bryan Dayton announced on Instagram Tuesday that the American eatery at 3350 Brighton Blvd. in RiNo is now permanently closed as a result of the pandemic. Next door, its sister dessert shop, Melted, is also temporarily closed. “The uncertainty this… Read more »
Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, which has a restaurant near Union Station, will open a second location in 4,600 square feet at 100 Steele St.
The company, which has about 25 locations in Colorado and Wyoming, built a production facility in in Lincoln Park dubbed the “Red Square” that can be seen from Interstate 25.
A Colorado franchisee with six locations claimed in filings that revenue plummeted from $15.5 million in 2019 to $2.7 million through August of this year.
“We would have loved to throw one last party but the stars did not align,” says a post on the website of the Denver eatery, which opened in 2014.
The weather won’t be warm forever and business owners are worried that Denver has yet to decide if its outdoor dining rules will be extended into the winter.
“You walk into a new-age China, and you walk upstairs into a traditional China,” Bao Brewhouse owner Michael Swift said of his plans for the space.
Co-owner Tim Chladek said Etc. Eatery will dish up food “that makes you feel like a kid again.”
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