Redevelopment planned as Lakewood restaurant closes after 45 years

A Lakewood staple has closed its doors.Related ArticlesNYC joint takes former Ian’s Pizza space in Denver’s Ballpark neighborhoodGlobeville office owners say lender was ‘hyperaggressive, if not hostile’State rep’s solar firm is bankrupt, will liquidate the last of its assetsDenver permitting is ‘worst in the western U.S.

,’ caused foreclosure, exec saysWorried about recent Wall Street turmoil and its effects on your retirement or investments? The Denver Post wants to hear from you.Valley Inn Restaurant, which served Greek and American breakfast fare, shuttered at 1997 S. Wadsworth Blvd.



after 45 years in business.A site auctioning its furniture and equipment says Valley Inn’s lease ended this month, although public records indicate the restaurant has owned the land for decades. Restaurant ownership did not respond to a request for comment from BusinessDen.

Lakewood city records show a Chase bank branch is slated to be developed by AmCap Properties, a Connecticut-based real estate firm with an office in Glendale. AmCap also owns the shopping center next to the restaurant.Chase spokeswoman Maura Cordova said the location will open in 2026.

AmCap executive Jack Krowl declined to comment, citing that a deal involving the property has yet to close.Get more business news by signing up for our Economy Now newsletter..