A rent increase paired with construction congestion has pushed the 5-year-old restaurant into closing after this weekend.
Eat+Drink calls it quits on Platte Street
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Tap Fourteen doubles up with Uptown joint
The LoDo rooftop spot, owned by the same group behind Hayter’s & Co., has found a second home in Uptown.
To-go sushi finds spot in Cap Hill
Sushi Cup, a fusion of sushi and Hawaiian food, is moving onto Seventh Avenue, filling the space Flow Juice Bar vacated last year.
Local burger joint doubles down in Westminster
5280 Burger Bar, which opened its flagship store at Denver Pavilions in 2014, plans to cook up location No. 2 from scratch.
Coffee shop signs lease in upcoming Denver Health building
It will be the second Denver location for Thump Coffee, which opened its first Colorado shop in Capitol Hill in 2013.
To-go coffee house drives into Lakewood
It’s the first of as many as seven locations franchisee David Szopa could open west of Denver.
Snooze to add pair of Westminster outposts
The new builds are part of a push to add at least 40 restaurants in the next five years.
Highlands comfort food joint closes after six years
Lou’s Food Bar is set to close Sunday after the restaurant’s owner sold his lot at 38th Avenue and Shoshone Street to a local retail real estate company.
Business owners fight to mix bud and booze
Days after Denver voters approved Initiative 300, which allows businesses like pizzerias to get cannabis consumption permits, the state of Colorado passed a new regulation saying business can’t mix marijuana and alcohol.
City seizes 16th Street Mall coffee joint
Notices from Denver tax authorities posted on the door of a cafe on the ground level of the Petroleum Club Building say its occupants failed to pay $1,600 in taxes going back to December.
