Bakery Four Opening Second Location On East Colfax

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Bakery Four, which helped usher in a modern wave of upscale, high-quality bakeries in Denver, said Wednesday that it plans to open a second location. “We’re taking over the former Fox Run space at 3550 E. Colfax. We’re incredibly excited to bring our pastries to the east side of Denver,” the business wrote on Instagram. Related Articles Restaurants, Food and Drink | Denver deli’s new cafe and market features sourdough pizza, high-end foods Restaurants, Food and Drink | Italian-influenced cocktails and hand-stretched mozzarella are the stars of a new bar in Cherry Creek Restaurants, Food and Drink | Bamboo Sushi opens second Denver location Restaurants, Food and Drink | Soup dumpling restaurant closing after 25 years on South Federal Restaurants, Food and Drink | Pho King Rapidos, two other food hall concepts close ahead of remodel Founded in 2019 by Shawn Bergin, Bakery Four’s first retail spot was a 350-square-foot space in Denver’s Highland neighborhood.

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