Restaurant Equipment and Supply for Fort Collins, Greeley and Northern Colorado
Fort Collins is a beer town with a farm-town past. Odell Brewing opened here in 1989, New Belgium followed in 1991, and the city now has more than 20 breweries. In Old Town, the Silver Grill Cafe has served breakfast since 1933, and the Larimer County Farmers' Market has filled Saturday mornings since 1976.
Down the road, Loveland has re-mailed valentines as the Sweetheart City since 1947, Greeley sits in Weld County, the top farm county in Colorado, and Longmont pours Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro and Oskar Blues beer on its home turf.
Since 2015, The Restaurant Warehouse has shipped to thousands of commercial kitchens in every state. Northern Colorado orders ship from our Denver warehouse, so Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley and Longmont restaurants get the same low prices and freight delivery right to Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Longmont. The most common orders here are reach-in refrigerators, freezers, fryers, charbroilers, draft beer coolers, and food truck equipment.
Fort Collins and Longmont Craft Beer: New Belgium, Odell, Left Hand and Oskar Blues
Doug, Wynne and Corkie Odell founded Odell Brewing in 1989, and the brewery started in a converted 1915 grain elevator near downtown Fort Collins. Kim Jordan and Jeff Lebesch started New Belgium in 1991 with a Fat Tire recipe inspired by a bike trip through Belgium. In Longmont, Eric Wallace and Dick Doore founded Left Hand Brewing in 1993, best known for its Milk Stout Nitro. Oskar Blues began as a Lyons brewpub in 1997 and now runs its brewery and Tasty Weasel Taproom in Longmont, while its Homemade Liquids & Solids restaurant serves Southern comfort food like jalapeno hush puppies, smoked wings and shrimp and grits. Visit Longmont's brewery guide features 12 breweries, including Wibby and 300 Suns.
Taprooms and brewpubs run on draft beer coolers, back-bar coolers and glass merchandisers. Brewpub kitchens add fryers for hush puppies and wings, undercounter refrigeration for a tight line, and ice machines behind the bar.
Weld County Beef, Dairy and Greeley's Union Colony Roots
Greeley began in 1869 as the Union Colony, founded by Nathan Meeker of the New York Tribune and named for his editor, Horace Greeley. Farming still runs the county. In the 2022 Census of Agriculture, Weld County sold about $2.38 billion in farm products from 3,881 farms, the most in Colorado, including about $982 million in cattle and calves and $822 million in milk, which ranked sixth in the nation. JBS USA, the beef company that grew out of Monfort of Colorado, is based in Greeley, and Leprino Foods finished a $270 million cheese plant there in 2017. Every summer, from late June through the Fourth of July, the Greeley Stampede fills Island Grove Regional Park; the city calls it one of the largest Fourth of July rodeos in the nation, with more than 250,000 visitors a year.
Steakhouses and Mexican kitchens cooking local beef need charbroilers, griddles and chef bases to hold steaks and fajita meat at the line. Bulk beef and cheese call for two-door reach-in refrigerators and freezers.
Silver Grill Cinnamon Rolls, the Sweetheart City and Northern Colorado Farmers Markets
The Silver Grill Cafe in Old Town Fort Collins has been in business since 1933, with roots in the 1912 UNEEDA Lunch Cafe. Visit Fort Collins calls it the oldest continuously operated restaurant in Northern Colorado, and its cinnamon rolls, made since the mid-1980s, reportedly sell more than 12,000 a month. In Loveland, sugar beets and sour cherries were the main crops in the first half of the 1900s, and Great Western Sugar ran a factory there from 1901 to 1977. The Loveland Chamber of Commerce still runs the Old Fashioned Corn Roast Festival every August, which reached its 130th year in 2026, and the chamber's valentine program re-mails about 120,000 cards a year. Markets run across the region: the Larimer County Farmers' Market on Saturdays from mid-May through October in Old Town, the Greeley Farmers' Market on Saturdays from May to late October, the Longmont Farmers Market on Saturdays from April to mid-November, and Loveland's Sunday market from June to September.
Breakfast and bakery kitchens need convection ovens and ranges, griddles and work tables for rolling dough. Market vendors and caterers keep product cold in countertop display cases, sandwich prep tables and reach-in refrigerators.
Restaurant Supply Store in Fort Collins
We ship straight to your Fort Collins restaurant. Most Northern Colorado orders arrive in 1 to 3 business days from our Denver warehouse, with free freight and free lift gate service. Will-call pickup in Denver is available for verified restaurant businesses, and it's an easy run down I-25. But why lose a day renting a truck, strapping it down and unloading it yourself? Most kitchens skip the drive and let us ship it. Most Northern Colorado calls are for a fast replacement, like a reach-in refrigerator that quit before Stampede week or a fryer at the end of its life in a brewpub kitchen, or for a full equipment package for a new taproom, taqueria, breakfast spot or food truck. Tell us what you are cooking and how much space you have, and we will help you size the line.
Why Fort Collins Restaurants Buy From The Restaurant Warehouse
Every piece of new Atosa equipment we sell is run-tested for 24 hours at the factory before it ships. It carries Intertek's ETL Sanitation and cETLus listings, which certify it to the NSF/ANSI food equipment standards and US and Canadian safety standards that inspectors from the Larimer County, Weld County and Boulder County health departments look for. Refrigeration comes with a 3-year parts and labor warranty and a 5-year compressor warranty, gas cooking equipment comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty, and extended warranties are available.
- Free freight on qualifying orders, no lift gate fees
- Built for scrappy startups, food trucks and independent kitchens
- Founder Sean Kearney answers calls, texts and email at (206) 419-5801 or therestaurantwarehouse@gmail.com
Serving Fort Collins, Greeley and Northern Colorado
Fort Collins is our hub for Larimer County, Weld County and the Longmont area. Restaurants from Old Town Fort Collins to Greeley and Longmont get the same equipment, free lift gate freight, and warranty, and they talk to the same team.
Fort Collins
The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment licenses and inspects retail food in Fort Collins. Operators searching for a restaurant supply store in Fort Collins usually need a fast replacement, so we ship reach-in refrigerators, freezers, sandwich prep tables, and draft beer coolers to Old Town taprooms and cafes near Colorado State University.
Loveland
Loveland is the Sweetheart City, with the Corn Roast Festival every August and a farm history built on sugar beets and cherries. Restaurants and caterers there order griddles, fryers, and undercounter refrigerators.
Greeley
The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment licenses and inspects restaurants in Greeley. Steakhouses, taquerias and Stampede vendors order charbroilers, freezers, ice machines, and food truck equipment.
Longmont
Longmont was founded in 1871 as the Chicago-Colorado Colony, and Boulder County Public Health inspects most of its kitchens. Main Street spots like The Roost, a craft-casual restaurant with a rooftop patio, sit near Jefe's Tacos & Tequila, Flavor of India and Pelo's Deli. Longmont brewpubs and restaurants order bar refrigeration, back-bar coolers, and ovens and ranges.
Fort Collins Restaurant Equipment FAQ
Do you ship restaurant equipment to Fort Collins?
Yes. The Restaurant Warehouse ships commercial restaurant equipment to Fort Collins and the rest of Northern Colorado by freight, with lift gate delivery to your door.
Do you deliver to Loveland, Greeley and Longmont?
Yes. We deliver across Northern Colorado, including Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Longmont.
How fast is delivery to Fort Collins?
Most Northern Colorado orders arrive in 1 to 3 business days from our Denver warehouse, depending on item availability and carrier routing. Contact us if you need equipment urgently.
Do you offer free freight?
Yes. Free freight is available on select models and qualifying orders. Contact us to confirm freight options for a specific item.
Do you charge lift gate fees?
No. We do not charge lift gate fees.
What types of restaurant equipment do you sell?
We sell commercial refrigerators, freezers, prep tables, griddles, charbroilers, deep fryers, ovens, ice machines, bar refrigeration, and food truck equipment, plus many other categories for professional kitchens.
Can I get help choosing the right equipment?
Yes. If you can't find what you need, call or email us and we'll help you source the right product for your kitchen.
Can I pick up my order?
Yes. Verified restaurant businesses can arrange will-call pickup at our Denver warehouse. But why lose a day renting a truck, strapping it down and unloading it yourself? With free freight and free lift gate service, most Northern Colorado orders arrive at your door or curb in 1 to 3 business days. Call (206) 419-5801 to set up either option.
South on I-25, our Denver page covers the metro area and the Front Range, and north across the state line our Cheyenne page covers Wyoming.
Restaurant Equipment Across Colorado and the Mountain West
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