Rio to open pop-up version of itself
FORT COLLINS — The Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, closed more than a month ago because of fire in kitchen ductwork, will open a pop-up version of itself in a different location.
The Coloradoan reported that the popular restaurant anticipates a closure of six months or more, so it has signed a short-term lease on the former Old Town Rove and Element space where it will operate a temporary version.
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FORT COLLINS — The Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, closed more than a month ago because of fire in kitchen ductwork, will open a pop-up version of itself in a different location.
The Coloradoan reported that the popular restaurant anticipates a closure of six months or more, so it has signed a short-term lease on the former Old Town Rove and Element space where it will operate a temporary version.
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