Those businesses were unable to repay the money and after years of missed payments, each finally folded. The city of Denver had at some point decided to get into doling out loans to various local businesses to fund improvements, etc. Lousy cuisine was the least of Tosh's problems, though. In its heyday, the location held a sunny dining room lined with brightly colored Spanish tile, potted plants, and fountains.The decor and atmosphere were unique, the strawberry lemonade was made fresh, but toward the end of it's long run, the food really went downhill. The building that the Wrangler is in was once home to a true Denver landmark- Tosh's Hacienda. New accounts that engage in such behavior will be under special scrutiny. Concern trolling, gaslighting, misinformation, & brigading will not be tolerated and will result in a temporary ban.Don't editorialize news article post titles. Posts should relate to the Denver metro area.Buying/Selling/Employment posts will be removed.Don't post personal info or Missing Persons posts.Personal attacks, harassment, and hate speech will not be tolerated. Please do not treat r/Denver as your personal Google or Yelp. The FAQ is also very useful and is regularly updated. Please ask questions about Denver (moving, visiting, where to get X) in the Q&A sticky thread.Useful information, please read if you're new here! Click here for a list of our weekly meetups!