The Republican congresswoman was told by the new landlord that her lease wasn’t going to be renewed.




RIFLE, Colo. — For years, Downtown Rifle’s restaurant scene was furnished with one of the only places in the U.S. you could order a cheeseburger from a server packing a 9mm pistol on her hip. The establishment — Shooters Grill — was the brainchild of now-U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo.

On Sunday, the Silt Republican officially closed the doors to her restaurant.

“We were like a family,” she said. “I would say Shooters, for any employee, was their life. We lived and breathed it every single day. They were a part of this culture and brand that we created in Rifle, and there was a lot of pride with that.”

In June, Boebert was told by new landlord Milken Enterprises that her lease wasn’t going to be renewed.

Boebert said the letter came as a shock. She soon called the landlord but “there wasn’t really much wiggle room or anywhere to compromise unless we bought the building ourselves.”

https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/local-politics/lauren-boeberts-restaurant-shooters-grill-close/73-ba80b54a-3e3e-4033-be25-e0de80ee7a50

Oh hey a dupe

smh

How many restaurants did she have in CO?

Milken blowers are number one!

fyi, rifle is just a bit east of Boulder, and their shit doesn't stop at the border.

Over 3 hours west.

dupe

Well, shit - got my directions turnt as opposed to remembering the location of "Gunbarrel, CO". Sorry

Look at a map.

Jay

Ate there once, food was pretty good, my waitress had a Glock. Went out of my way to go there.

New landlord is a dick.

https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/Lauren-Boebert-s-restaurant-Shooters-Grill-closes/5-2569008/

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Yahhh....another dupe..lock it up.

I don't see how this is political?  The business that is at the same address bought the building a month ago and wants to expand to have the whole building.  It's their property.

Guess OP can’t search.  

What made you think there wouldn’t already be a thread on this

Well shit.  I wanted to go eat there and never got the chance.

I would have made a special trip if I'd known it was going to close instead of waiting until I was in the area on business.

Does the renter have to pay to remove everything?
Probably an obvious yes but it seems like easily a $10,000.00 bill clearing out a restaurant.
Maybe more?