Fort Collins welcomed half a dozen new eateries to its ranks in April , with more still to come this spring and summer.
A former Front Range Village sandwich shop space is making way for ― could it be? ― a new sandwich shop.
Not to be outdone, a sub chain has zeroed in on a vacant Midtown business strip for its next Fort Collins location. A longtime Italian eatery will live on in a new space, and the papered-over windows at one of Old Town’s busiest corners will soon be papered over no more.
These new restaurants are coming to Fort Collins
Maida Trattoria , a family-owned casual Italian restaurant, is taking over 100 N. College Ave. The Old Town corner was formerly home to Avery Eatery, which closed in January. Maida Trattoria will focus on scratch-made pasta dishes while also serving salads, flatbread pizzas and Italian small plates, according to McCabe Callahan , who is opening the restaurant alongside his wife, Marli Callahan, sister-in-law Kai Lipps and brother-in-law Andy Lipps. The Callahans also own Mugs in Fort Collins. The family-run spot hopes to be up and running by late May or early June, McCabe Callahan said…