02/24/2024
Metaphorically, we are knee-deep in ashes right now. While we had all hoped that the losses and damage caused by the fire were minimal, we have had to accept the reality that almost everything in the restaurant is gone. We are doing our best to salvage what we can - including the artwork that was heavily damaged by smoke. We have sought out the best art restoration company in Colorado, and they are going to do everything they can to clean and repair every piece possible.
On the bright side, our team is still intact, and we are in the midst of organizing ourselves to be able to get back to doing what we do best.
At this time, we do not know how long it will be until the restaurant is able to re-open. When talking with various professional contractors, we are currently under the impression that it will take at least one year.
How can you help?
It has always been one of our goals to represent our community through food and beverage. Therefore, in this moment, a meaningful way you can help is by continuing to purchase goods from the many farmers, ranchers, distillers, winemakers, and brewers that are near and dear to us.
291 Distillery
A.D. Laws
Bellow Farm
Bow and Arrow Ranch
Bread Bakery
Cream Bean Berry
Cross Creek Premium Meats
Desert Sun Coffee Roaster
Fox Fire Farms
Honeyville
Humble Fungi
James Ranch
La Cumbre
LB Farm
Mountain Belle Flower Farm
Old Barrel Tea Company
Phoenix Foods
Ska Brewing
Sutcliffe Vineyards
The Old Fort at Hesperus Farm
The Ordinary Fellow
Turtle Lake Refuge
Twin Buttes Farm
Voodoo Mixology
To everyone who has reached out, we truly appreciate the outpouring of love and support. Stay tuned.
Thank you, The Ore House Team
