Last Call Times Extended For Colorado Restaurants Under Amended Order
Some Colorado restaurants will be able to extend last call until 2 a.m. under an amended public health order announced Monday.
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Some Colorado restaurants will be able to extend last call until 2 a.m. under an amended public health order announced Monday.
Broomfield County is scheduled to go back to Level Yellow on Wednesday at 6 a.m.
Restaurants can expand capacity under some levels of the COVID-19 dial, under changes announced by Colorado’s health department March 8.
Some of Colorado's COVID-19 restrictions have loosened, starting this week.
On March 7, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment surprised the restaurant industry by adjusting the current Colorado COVID Dial to ease restrictions. The biggest change? Pushing last call for alcohol back to the standard 2 a.m., in certain circumstances, after a year of early cut-off times. That's great news for both night owls and watering holes looking for a cash infusion. Right now, the City and County of Denver is operating at Level Yellow on the dial, and with the new rules, restaurants (and bars that offer food menus) can serve alcohol until 1 a.m. For those establi...