Village Pizza in Estes Park files for bankruptcy
ESTES PARK — Village Wood Fired Pizza LLC, operator of Village Pizza on Big Thompson Avenue in Estes Park, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection this month in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver.
The pizzeria closed March 31 due to COVID-19. Prior to closing, Village Pizza recorded $25,000 in sales for 2020. In 2019, the business had revenues of $424,000, bankruptcy documents show.
Village Pizza lists $40,000 in equipment assets and $91,609.62 in liabilities, including $52,500 it owes to landlord Stanley Village Shopping Center.
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Owners of the pizza shop could not be reached for comment Monday as the phone line is disconnected. Attorneys representing the firm in bankruptcy did not respond.
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ESTES PARK — Village Wood Fired Pizza LLC, operator of Village Pizza on Big Thompson Avenue in Estes Park, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection this month in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver.
The pizzeria closed March 31 due to COVID-19. Prior to closing, Village Pizza recorded $25,000 in sales for 2020. In 2019, the business had revenues of $424,000, bankruptcy documents show.
Village Pizza lists $40,000 in equipment assets and $91,609.62 in liabilities, including $52,500 it owes to landlord Stanley Village Shopping Center.
Owners of the pizza shop could not be reached for comment…
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