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Nv Lounge has a date with the Denver Department of Excise and License this morning for its liquor license application at 475 Santa Fe Drive.
Does the address sound familiar? It should. For a brief, shining moment, it was the Continental Club, the hippest new bar in town -- until it closed right at the start of 2009. Then Myke Martinez took over the space, opening One-Eyed Jack's there last February (and closing his Tiki Lounge in order to do so). But by September, Jack's was gone.
Better luck to Nv.
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