Denver’s dining scene saw several permanent closures in August. While some departures came suddenly, others had been long-anticipated. From longtime neighborhood favorites to a popular pub and a sustainability-focused spot, a range of restaurants closed their doors.
Highlights
- Several restaurants shut down this August in Denver.
- Some include neighborhood staples, a pub and a sustainability-focused eatery.
- Many of these restaurants have operated in the city for decades.
Notable Restaurants Closed in Denver
Many of the closures were first announced on social media, catching loyal customers by surprise. Here are a few restaurants that ended their business this August.
Sullivan Scrap Kitchen
- When: August 2
- Where: 1740 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO 80218
Sullivan Scrap Kitchen, a sustainability-focused restaurant, closed on August 2. The founders, however, planned to continue their services through TBD Foods Personal Chef and Catering. In a social media post, the team cited post-pandemic challenges as the reason for closing.
The restaurant began offering takeout meals at the onset of COVID-19 in 2020. Besides pandemic-related issues, the restaurant also mentioned that some of their personal commitments had also influenced their decision…