Angelo’s Taverna and Carboy Winery are opening in Colorado Springs on June 30.

The new full-service restaurant and tasting room with rooftop views of Pikes Peak are opening at 7115 Commerce Center Drive, the former location of an Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom that closed a year ago near Interstate 25 and Woodmen Road, representatives announced in a press release this week.

“We’ve spent the last decade building Carboy and Angelo’s one guest at a time, and June 30 marks an exciting new chapter for both brands,” Kevin Webber, Carboy Winery’s chief executive officer, said in the release. “We’re incredibly proud of what our team has created and can’t wait to welcome Colorado Springs to experience it for themselves.”

Angelo’s Taverna occupies the bottom half of the two-story, 9,000-square-foot building, with Carboy’s Winery on the top floor.

The opening coincides with Carboy’s 10-year anniversary in 2026. It will be the third Angelo’s location in the state and the fifth Carboy’s tasting room location — but the first Colorado Springs locations for both brands.

Angelo’s Taverna opened its doors 52 years ago on Sixth Avenue in Denver, owned and operated by the Laveo family until Craig Jones and Eric Hyatt bought the restaurant in March 2013, according to the website.

In 2016 the team opened a second Angelo’s location in Littleton, where it also introduced Carboy Winery, a “pioneering Colorado wine brand” that has since become one of the most recognized wine brands and the largest wine producer in the state.

Guests can enjoy Angelo’s signature menu of handmade pastas, pizzas, fresh oysters and craft cocktails, as well as Carboy’s award-winning wine portfolio featuring sparkling wines, estate-grown selections and limited releases, the release said.

Carboy also has tasting rooms in Palisade and Breckenridge.