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6 new restaurants set to open in Fort Collins this summer Erin Udell, Fort Collins Coloradoan So what exactly is a gelato gondola? Replay Video Ready to expand your culinary horizons this summer?  Half a dozen new restaurants are set to open across Fort Collins this summer, from two Denver-based eateries making moves up north to an early-2000s favorite looking for its comeback.  © Brothers BBQ A tray of barbecue offerings at Brothers BBQ, a Denver area chain that has plans to expand into Fort Collins this year. Here are six eateries to keep an eye out for this season. Bro...

Denver's latest brewery isn't coming from a brewer. It's coming from a chef. Troy Guard, the restaurateur and businessman behind TAG (which will close mid-month after twelve years in Larimer Square), BuBu, Los Chingones, Guard and Grace, and a host of other familiar Denver concepts, will open Little Dry Creek Brewery inside Grange Hall, the new food hall he's creating in Greenwood Village at 6575 South Greenwood Plaza Boulevard. Featuring a fifteen-barrel brewing system and twelve to eighteen taps, Little Dry Creek will sit alongside ten other vendors — offering everything from sushi, piz...

It was April 2020, and Justin Baccary, the owner of Station 26 Brewing, was prepared for a bloodbath. Like many other states, Colorado had forced its bars, breweries and restaurants to close in March to try and stem the rising rate of COVID-19 infections, and it was becoming clear to Baccary and others that what had once looked like a three-to-six-month nightmare was turning into an indefinite hell-scape for businesses of all kinds. The Brewers Association trade group had just released the results of a sobering survey: nearly 12 percent of independent breweries nationwide said they would have...

ESTES PARK — A film center and museum dedicated to the horror-film genre has been given new life thanks to an extension of a state grant for tourism projects. Construction of the second phase of the $40 million center at the iconic Stanley Hotel that feeds off the Stanley’s haunted history — including its role in the novel and subsequent 1980 film “The Shining” — will begin this spring, hotel owner John Cullen said. The project’s green light came after Thursday’s unanimous vote by the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade’s Economic Development Comm...