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Denver Chain Opens New Restaurant in Colorado Springs, Featuring Military History

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Homegrown Tap & Dough, a Denver-based chain run by Gastamo Group, is opening its seventh location in Colorado Springs next week. The new restaurant will feature military history and ski culture, including artifacts and a decommissioned Steamboat ski patrol gondola.

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Why it matters

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The restaurant's opening provides local economic stimulus in Colorado Springs. The chain's expansion into the area is notable, especially since Fort Carson, which is home to the 4th Infantry Division, is located in Colorado Springs.

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Who's involved

  • DenverThe location of the chain's headquarters and primary market.
  • Colorado SpringsThe city where the new restaurant location is opening.
  • Fort CarsonThe United States Army installation in Colorado Springs that the restaurant targets.
  • United States ArmyThe military organization that operates Fort Carson.

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