Castle Pines Golf Club is asking a judge to stop an under-construction cocktail lounge from calling itself Bar Hummingbird.
As it prepares to host a PGA tournament in two weeks,
The restaurant will be named The Brinkerhoff, an homage to Mark’s family and its 40-year legacy of popular restaurants in the Denver area, including La Loma. The lounge will be called Bar Hummingbird at the Brinkerhoff — unless Castle Pines gets its way. “The point is not necessarily that the quality will be inferior; rather, the issue is that the quality will be different,” Castle Pines claimed, “and Castle Pines has no control over it.”
“Our family was instrumental in the founding of Castle Pines Golf Club, we have the deepest respect and admiration for the club and its members, and would do nothing to diminish or infringe upon the club or its legacy,” the couple said in a statement July 18.
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