The diner at 801 9th St. in Greeley will reopen Friday, and the location at 2842 Council Tree Ave., Unit 143, in Fort Collins will reopen next week — both managed by their former owners, Rickey Bruening and Ermalinda Hernandez, as the lawsuits play out.
A sign announces the pending reopening of the Doug’s Diner in Greeley. (Christopher Wood/BizWest)The original owners — Mead-based Doug’s Diner Inc., Milo Inc. and Rickey Bruening Inc. — had sued the eateries’ buyers — Johnstown-based Girl Grub Inc., Fort Fun Foodies Inc., Tricia Drake and Andrea Jensen — in Weld District Court in August, accusing them of not paying royalties and rent required by their contracts.
Restaurant consultant Richard Weil, who said he is working with Bruening, told BizWest in September that attorneys for both sides wanted to move the case to mediation. On Tuesday, Bruening confirmed to BizWest that mediation is ongoing.
Another Loveland restaurant, Doug’s Day Diner, shares a similar name and history as Doug’s Diner but is not affiliated.
Neither Denver-based attorneys for the new owners, Reed Morris of Denver-based Morris & Watrous PC, nor the old owners, Harold R. Bruno III of Robinson, Waters and O’Dorisio PC, could be reached for comment before BizWest’s afternoon deadline.
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