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Los Dos Potrillos to reopen Littleton restaurant after fire
ColoradoBiz Staff //July 2, 2026//
In Brief:
- Los Dos Potrillos reopening Littleton location July 9
- Ramirez Hospitality Group remodeled 7,389-square-foot restaurant
- Family recipes from Jerez, Zacatecas featured in Wall of Traditions
- Los Dos Potrillos operates six restaurants in Denver metro area
LITTLETON, Colo. — Los Dos Potrillos will reopen its Littleton restaurant on July 9 after a kitchen fire temporarily closed the location in March.
The family-owned Mexican restaurant at 10065 W. San Juan Way will resume service at 11 a.m. following repairs and renovations after a March 3 fire.
During the closure, Ramirez Hospitality Group remodeled the 7,389-square-foot restaurant, including the addition of a Wall of Traditions that highlights the family’s recipes and heritage. The restaurant chain was founded in 2002 by José and Martha Ramirez, who brought family recipes from Jerez, Zacatecas, Mexico, to their first location in Centennial. The business is now operated by their sons, Daniel and Luis Ramirez.
“Littleton has always held a special place in our hearts,” said Daniel Ramirez, CEO of Ramirez Hospitality Group. “The support we received from this community and from the first responders who were there when we needed them most meant everything to our team.”
Los Dos Potrillos now operates six restaurants in the Denver metropolitan area.
“We are grateful to our teammates, our guests and the Littleton community for standing by us,” said Luis Ramirez, chief operating officer. “We are ready to get back to doing what we love.”
The Littleton restaurant reopens Thursday, July 9, at 11 a.m. at 10065 W. San Juan Way.
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