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‘Restaurant Row has been established for quite awhile, but it’s gotten a little bit lazy in terms of keeping up with what people want,’ said Kerry Condon, co-owner of District Marketplace at 1320 E. 17th Ave.
Chef and owner Vince Howard: ‘Nobody wanted the property because they don’t want to be on Colfax. But I really like the area … I don’t want to be another starving restaurant on Larimer Square.’
The winery currently has two locations, in Littleton and Breckenridge. Govnr’s Park Tavern, which opened in 1976, closed last month.
It’s moving into space vacated by Snarf’s Sandwiches, which just moved next door.
The restaurants, in Denver and Arvada, have been rebranded as Morning Story.
The restaurant’s lease at the LoHi food hall ends in March. The move into 2,000 square feet in Wash Park will mean a larger menu, according to a co-owner.
Francois Safieddine opened ViewHouse, a bar and restaurant about three blocks away, in 2013.
John Slaughter hopes to open Pistol Whip by March. Expect dinner entrees in the $30 to $60 range, and a menu Chef Nicolas Lebas said reflects ‘everywhere I’ve been in the last 20 years.’
Raising Cane’s wants to sell chicken fingers at 1190 S. Colorado Blvd.
FMS, led by California resident Waqas Ali, purchased 2600 N. High St. in July 2016. The last restaurant at the site, Jammin’ Joe’s BBQ, closed in 2014.
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