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'Man, we're just excited': Rockies fans pumped about opening day, warm weather he crowds may not have been as big as those at previous Opening Days, but the weather was perfect, and fans were pumped. and last updated 2021-04-04 10:35:46-04 DENVER — The crowd may not have been as big as those at opening days past, but the weather was perfect, and Rockies fans were pumped. "Man, we're just excited," one father exclaimed. "The kids got out of school. No work for Dad. We're looking for a Rockies win and great season this year." "It's been over 500 days since they've had fans at the ball park...

Live band, big screen welcome Rockies fans to Opening Day at McGregor Square Tattered Cover preparing for new digs Thursday wasn't technically opening day for McGregor Square, but it might as well have been. and last updated 2021-04-02 08:04:42-04 DENVER — Thursday wasn't technically Opening Day for McGregor Square, but it might as well have been. The business-residential-entertainment complex isn't finished yet, but there are just enough businesses open for Rockies fans to get a taste of what lies in store. During the Rockies Opening Day, fans packed into the plaza to listen to live mus...

The historic LoDo location of the Tattered Cover is closing on Wednesday, March 17, moving off 16th Street and over a few blocks to the new McGregor Square development adjacent to Coors Field. The new space, slated to open in May, will encompass approximately 6,500 square feet on the first two levels of the private residence structure at 20th and Wazee streets, boasting a grand staircase harking back to the original Tattered Cover in Cherry Creek. And longtime LoDo manager Derek Holland will be making the move as well. Holland has been with the Tattered Cover for over thirty years, and is lo...

When the owners of iconic jazz club El Chapultepec decided to close the business for good in December, rumors spread about the future of the legendary spot: Would the building be torn down and replaced with a condo complex? Could someone buy the El Chapultepec name and keep the club going? Or would anyone have the moxie to take over the space and create something new? The family of Jerry Krantz, who'd run the Pec for decades, decided not to sell the business and just shut it down. But they didn't own its home — Evan Makovsky, co-owner of Shames Makovsky Realty Company, bought the building a...

Restaurants adding service charges to address employee wage gap Courtesy of Carmine’s on Penn) Denver restaurants have been grappling with the wage gap between front-of-the-house and back-of-the-house employees for years. Increasing competition and the rising state and city minimum wage have made it difficult to even out pay between wait staff and those in the kitchen who don’t get tipped, according to those in the industry. Now, with the pandemic putting local restaurants in a state of almost constant uncertainty, multiple prominent restaurateurs have decided it’s the logical time to d...