Spitz Mediterranean Street Food to Replace Former Park Burger Space in RiNo
DENVER, CO – A new restaurant changeover is underway in RiNo, where the former Park Burger location at 2601 Walnut Street is set to become a Spitz Mediterranean Street Food. The project is moving forward as an interior tenant finish remodel, with no exterior changes and no expansion of the existing footprint.
According to the building permit application, the scope includes demolition of the prior restaurant interiors and a full buildout of a new Spitz location with updated mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and kitchen systems. The work valuation totals $85,000, covering construction, demo, electrical, plumbing, and ventilation.
The RiNo location will follow Spitz’s standard format: fast-casual Mediterranean dishes built around döner-style proteins, wraps, bowls, salads, street fries, and vegetarian and vegan options. Founded by two college friends who wanted to bring a modern European-style Mediterranean concept to U.S. cities, Spitz has since grown into a multi-state chain known for scratch cooking, house sauces, craft beer, and colorful street-art interiors.
This will mark the concept’s first Denver proper location, joining existing Colorado stores in Greenwood Village and Longmont. The remodel keeps the restaurant use in place, converting the former Park Burger layout into a quick-service flow with counter ordering and dine-in seating.
Developing Denver will continue to track construction progress and opening timelines as the project moves through review.
Design Team
Owners: Spitz Mediterranean Street Food / Myriad Eatz V2, LLC
Architect: Arris Architecture
All project information was sourced from publicly available site plans, renderings, and permitting documents.
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All project information was sourced from publicly available site plans, renderings, and permitting documents.
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