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Every Opening and Closing This Week: Littleton Cafe, Eggs Inc. Shutter

June ended with some big closings, and they're continuing in July.
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After fourteen years, the Littleton Cafe is closed. Littleton Cafe Facebook

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June ended with some big closures, and they continued this week. Some are temporary: El Chingon, which held its grand opening last month, was shuttered by a kitchen fire, while Santo Remedio ran into permitting problems with the city. But others are permanent.

"Long sappy post incoming," warned Dave and Becky Allen, owners of the Littleton Cafe, a popular neighborhood spot at 1409 West Littleton Boulevard. "After 14 incredible years, we have decided to close the Littleton Café. We have loved being a part of such an amazing community such as Littleton. We would like to thank each and every one of our loyal customers for the years of support Thank you to all of our amazing employees, you have truly become part of our family. Special thanks to the Littleton Police Department and you all will be dearly missed. We are sad to step away, but very excited to start enjoying retirement!! We wish you all the best and take care!"

The sappy post has a happy ending, though: The Allens are now enjoying their retirement, and Momma's Kitchen is slated to open in the space this month.

There's no happy ending for Eggs Inc., which opened at 1750 Wewatta Street in January. Local restaurateur Troy Guard and former Colorado Avalanche player and NHL Hall of Famer Peter Forsberg backed this first U.S. location of a Swedish concept that debuted in Stockholm in 2019. But Eggs Inc. apparently wasn't all it was cracked up to be, and has now closed.

In other restaurant news:
Keep reading for all the restaurant openings and closings this week.*

click to enlarge restaurant owner in kitchen with fire damage
Lorenzo Nunez is hoping to reopen El Chingon soon.
Gil Asakawa
Openings

The Bindery, Concourse A, Denver International Airport


Temporary Closures

El Chingon, 722 Santa Fe Drive
Santo Remedio, 3900 Tennyson Street

Closures

Eggs Inc., 1750 Wewatta Street
Littleton Cafe, 1409 West Littleton Boulevard, Littleton

*or earlier, and not included on an earlier list.

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