Shuttered Estes Park restaurant The Otherside files for bankruptcy
ESTES PARK — The Otherside Restaurant, a popular Estes Park restaurant that closed suddenly in late 2019, is seeking Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection.
The petition was filed last week by parent company Cadeso LLC in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver.
The Otherside lists assets of $25,716 and liabilities of $740,099.70, court records show.
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The filing lists a series of other legal actions taken against Cadeso, including a pending suit brought by food distributor US Foods Inc. and a roughly $14,000 tax lien from the Colorado Department of Revenue.
ESTES PARK — The Otherside Restaurant, a popular Estes Park restaurant that closed suddenly in late 2019, is seeking Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection.
The petition was filed last week by parent company Cadeso LLC in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver.
The Otherside lists assets of $25,716 and liabilities of $740,099.70, court records show.
The filing lists a series of other legal actions taken against Cadeso, including a pending suit brought by food distributor US Foods Inc. and a roughly $14,000 tax lien from the Colorado Department of Revenue.
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