Steuben's Arvada Restaurant Closes Permanently

ARVADA, CO — A popular Arvada restaurant closed its doors for good on Sunday.

Steuben's, at 7355 Ralston Rd., posted a goodbye letter to patrons Monday.

"To our valued Arvada guests ... thank you for such a memorable and magical ride, and for supporting Steuben's Arvada for 5 years," the letter read.

"Steuben's Arvada will not be reopening. Please join us at our sister restaurants, Steuben's and Ace Eat Serve in Uptown Denver. Steuben's Arvada gift cards, Secret Sauce gift cards and loyalty cards are valid at Steuben's Uptown and Ace Eat Serve. Peace and Gratitude."

The restaurant, known for its friendly service and comfort food, was an exemplary local business, the Arvada Visitors Center said.

"A sad day for us," the center said in a Facebook post. "From the day they opened in Arvada, they made themselves part of this community. SO generous to so many. Their team was the best. We will miss you!"

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The restaurant building will be used as a kitchen for the Steuben's food truck, Secret Sauce owner Josh Wolkon told Westword. Wolken joins other Colorado business owners who decided to downsize after the pandemic closures in an effort to focus on smaller operations.

"I had more time to connect with both staff and guests," Wolken told Westword.