Original Quiznos in Denver closed for non-payment of taxes

Have you ever gone to your favorite restaurant, only to find it closed without explanation? Well, that’s what happened to Quiznos customers in Denver, Colorado when their original restaurant shut down unexpectedly. According to reports, the reason for the closure was non-payment of taxes.

The Quiznos location on 13th and Grant is the original restaurant where the franchise began over 40 years ago. It was a staple for the community and had become a landmark. Unfortunately, the restaurant’s owners were unable to keep up with their tax payments, resulting in a closure that left customers disappointed and confused.

The situation serves as a reminder of the importance of keeping up with financial responsibilities. Businesses, no matter how established or beloved, must follow legal and financial obligations in order to stay afloat. Neglecting taxes can lead to serious consequences, including the closure of a business.

The original Quiznos closure is a cautionary tale for all business owners but also a reminder of the special connection between a restaurant and its community. Hopefully, the building will be taken over by a new and responsible owner that will continue to provide the same great service and food that the original Quiznos was known for.