Colorado Springs' Salsa Brava Closing After 24 Years

The Mexican restaurant, the founding concept of Rocky Mountain Restaurant Group, will serve its final customers on August 29.

By Springs Daily Staff, Newsroom
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A longtime Colorado Springs dining staple is preparing to shut down this summer. Salsa Brava's owners announced the Mexican restaurant will cease operations on Aug. 29, ending a 24-year run.

The eatery holds a particular place in the Rocky Mountain Restaurant Group's history, having been the company's original concept when it launched in 2002. Over the years, it built a following around its margaritas and a house warm blackened tomato salsa.

Details about the reasons behind the closure, any effects on employees, and future plans for the space have not yet been reported.

Sources

  1. FOX21 News — Salsa Brava to close on August 29 after 24 years

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