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CO.A.T.I – Where dreams go to thrive

CO.A.T.I – Where dreams go to thrive

Playful and energetic, the coati (pronounced ko-ah-tee) is a small, racoon-like animal from South America, and it is the perfect mascot for Colorado Springs’ first-ever food hall and culinary incubator.

Located in the Trolley District’s newly approved entertainment neighborhood on South Tejon, this 13,000-square-foot space with towering skylights, exposed brick, and a funky neon–industrial look is taking the Springs culinary scene by storm.

Aaron Ewton, owner of the Atlas Restaurant Group and principal owner of CO.A.T.I, is a true visionary. “We’re not just another food hall,” he says. “We are an incubator for creatives in Colorado Springs, and that extends from culinary and cocktails to art and music.” {Read more...}

State of Colorado's Message to Restaurants

State of Colorado's Message to Restaurants

Among its many attractions, Colorado Springs is known for its growing bistro and bar scene. Well, correction. Before this year, Colorado Springs actually had a bistro and bar scene.

But when the epicenter of post–Little League activities for nearly 50 years, Fargo’s Pizza on East Platte, closes its doors “indefinitely,” you can take it as an end-of-times sign for Springs eateries.

Since the government-mandated restrictions and lockdowns to battle COVID-19, the whole state has hundreds less restaurants. They will never return, including those in the Springs. They have all gone bankrupt, never to reopen. {Read more...}

Off The Hook

With its hip, high-energy vibe, the sixth Jax location is already making its mark on the Springs restaurant scene. {Read more...}

Belly Up to the Bar

Take one step inside Boot Barn Hall at Bourbon Brothers and you’ll get a whiff of fresh-cut wood and your eyes will dance from the unique setu… {Read more...}

Food Trucks

The food truck phenomenon is a $2.7 billion industry that's captured the hearts of Americans nationwide. {Read more...}

Culinary Gems

Inner foodies rejoice! It's time to shed our winter coats and explore new neighborhoods for unique culinary delights. We wandered south of dow… {Read more...}

CO.A.T.I – Where dreams go to thrive

CO.A.T.I – Where dreams go to thrive

Playful and energetic, the coati (pronounced ko-ah-tee) is a small, racoon-like animal from South America, and it is the perfect mascot for Colorado Springs’ first-ever food hall and culinary … {Read more...}

State of Colorado's Message to Restaurants

State of Colorado's Message to Restaurants

Among its many attractions, Colorado Springs is known for its growing bistro and bar scene. Well, correction. Before this year, Colorado Springs actually had a bistro and bar scene.

But when the epicenter of post–Little League activities for nearly 50 years, Fargo’s Pizza on East Platte, closes its doors “indefinitely,” you can take it as an end-of-times sign for Springs eateries.

Since the government-mandated restrictions and lockdowns to battle COVID-19, the whole state has hundreds less restaurants. They will never return, including those in the Springs. They have all gone bankrupt, never to reopen. {Read more...}

Belly Up to the Bar

Belly Up to the Bar

Take one step inside Boot Barn Hall at Bourbon Brothers and you’ll get a whiff of fresh-cut … {Read more...}

Food Trucks

Food Trucks

The food truck phenomenon is a $2.7 billion industry that's captured the hearts of Americans… {Read more...}

Culinary Gems

Culinary Gems

Inner foodies rejoice! It's time to shed our winter coats and explore new neighborhoods for … {Read more...}

Coffee Anyone?

Coffee Anyone?

The specialty coffee culture is booming in Colorado Springs. But it is about so much more th… {Read more...}

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