DENVER (KDVR) — Several beloved Denver restaurants closed their doors this year, but more restaurants are announcing plans to open in the city — and some even in the same spot.
Several restaurants in Denver have closed over the year. From Noble Riot in the River North Art District to decades-old Cap City Tavern, many restaurateurs said rising costs and the city’s increasing minimum wage were among the reasons for closing their doors in the city.
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However, that doesn’t mean it’s the end for Denver foodies. Many restaurants are already announcing their plans to open in Denver next year.
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The All Inn Hotel & Fino is planning on opening in the spring of 2026 on East Colfax Avenue. It was once a 1950s motor inn and is turning into a boutique hotel. Among the hotel is Fino, the restaurant and wine garden that serves up shared plates based on the Mediterranean coast.