The Littleton project near C-470 will include a three-floor bar called The Silo, with a speakeasy for club members.

The Junior League of Denver's annual bazaar fills Gates Field House this weekend, with past editions raising millions for local causes.

Jeff Moerke signs a lease for the former 801 Fish spot downtown, eyeing a Nine9Nine Steakhouse opening by year's end.

Joe Phillips is planning a zodiac-themed cocktail and piano bar with no kitchen, just cookies at last call.

The fire-grilled chicken chain has its sights on 1743 Main Street, part of a bigger push across Northern Colorado.

Wilding Brands is closing its 35,000-square-foot Jason Street facility and hiring a contract brewer instead, as Colorado's beer industry keeps shrinking.

The Texas Roadhouse spinoff opens Dec. 7 next to its sister chain, bringing cooks, bartenders and servers to a long-empty storefront.

The 13-year-old Denver brand cut the ribbon on a sit-down restaurant and bar near Gate C36, plus a 24-hour grab-and-go kiosk.

Hunter Bay Coffee Roasters closes its 5600 Olde Wadsworth cafe Nov. 6, but owner Rob Young vows to reopen elsewhere in Denver metro.

The grocer is building next to Old Navy at the revamped Avenues at Northfield, with no opening date set yet.

The barbecue chain has reopened on the other side of town, nearly two years after its old Main Street spot went dark.

Alexander Comisar says he was fired weeks after demanding financial records from Bao Tennyson owner Michael Swift.

The pandemic-born Broadway bar poured its last drinks after nearly six years, owner Adam Hodak says.