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Billy's Inn Closes Its Congress Park Location

The original remains open.
Billy's Inn Congress Park announced its closure on November 7.
Billy's Inn Congress Park announced its closure on November 7. Billy's Inn/Instagram

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Just nine months after it made its debut, the second location of Billy's Inn, at 1222 Madison Street, has shuttered. "To our valued guests...it has been our privilege to serve the Congress Park community. Sadly, we are no longer able to continue with operations," the management of Billy's Inn said in a November 7 social media post announcing the news.

The original Billy's Inn opened at 4403 Lowell Boulevard in 1933; it's been a staple in north Denver ever since. It was purchased a decade ago by Joe Vostrejs and company at City Street Investors, and added its much-anticipated second outpost in February in the former TAG Burger Bar location, which shuttered last October after more than a decade in the neighborhood.
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The original Billy's Inn on Lowell Boulevard remains open.
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Now the space is closed once again, though the neighborhood still has options, including Blue Pan Pizza next door and the nearby Sienna Wine Bar (which recently expanded), Ronin Congress Park and the French Press.

Billy's Inn on Lowell remains open, offering its menu of casual Mexican fare, burgers and more. It also boasts a solid happy hour all day Monday and from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, with deals on both drinks and food. Additional daily specials include $1 off tacos on Tuesdays, a full pound of peel-and-eat shrimp for $15 on Fridays, $5 Bloodys and mimosas on Sundays and more. 
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