Future Legends partners with Levy Restaurants on concessions, catering

WINDSOR — Future Legends Complex, the 118-acre sports complex under construction in Windsor, has tapped Chicago-based Levy Restaurants Inc. as its concessions, catering and restaurant provider.

Levy will provide food, beverage and hospitality services for the Future Legends complex, which is slated to open in spring 2022 at 801 Diamond Valley Drive, according to a statement Thursday night.

Future Legends is being developed by the Katofsky family ownership group and former Colorado Rockies outfielder Ryan Spilborghs. The complex will include sports, retail and entertainment components.

Future Legends recently announced that minor-league baseball team the Utah Owlz will relocate to the under-construction complex from Orem, Utah, with the Northern Colorado Owlz tentatively scheduled to begin play on Memorial Day next year, or in 2022 if the minor league seasons are cancelled again by Major League Baseball.

The Future Legends complex also will provide dorm-style lodging for tournament participants.

“Future Legends is very excited to be partnering with Levy as a global leader in hospitality to elevate our food and beverage offerings,” Future Legends CEO Jeff Katofsky said in a prepared statement. “We are passionate about providing the best possible hospitality and fan experience to all of our visitors; Levy matches that passion and will help us achieve that aim.”

“Future Legends Complex is such an exciting venue because it will be the home of so many memories, whether a family weekend, a night out at the game, or a social gathering,” said Andy Lansing, president and CEO of Levy. “We’re thrilled to join with Future Legends to elevate each one of these visits.”

Levy provides food-and-beverage services to the University of Colorado Boulder and will provide concessions for the minor-league soccer team Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC when it moves to a new home stadium next year.

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