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Guest Citizens – Recipients of Littleton Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant Program

This evening, the Littleton City Council is pleased to recognize Mi Cocina Mexican Restaurant as a Recipient of the Littleton Small Business Energy Efficiency Grant Program.

The City of Littleton allocated $30,000 to pass on to businesses who wished to become more energy efficient. Mi Cocina attended a training workshop and shared in the cost of an energy audit of their facility. The audit identified areas in which the businesses could receive the most bang for the buck in saving energy and money.

The Littleton City Council congratulates Mi Cocina as being an environmentally minded business and for their smart decisions they made to reduce their energy consumption and save money.

We are a Mexican restaurant in Littleton with a family oriented atmosphere.

Run by on your way to work and grab a breakfast burrito, a meal sure to keep your hunger at bay until lunch.

Stop in for lunch or dinner for a hearty Mexican meal. Our home-made fajitas, enchiladas, rellenos, burritos and tacos are famous far beyond the city limits and are a perfect start to your evening.

The green chile is some of the best you'll find around and keeps customers coming back for more.

We often organize special events for our customers and the community. Check out the Events page to find out what we will be celebrating next!

If you have any questions about our Events, our Catering Service or our specials, just give us a call at 303 798 5300 or write us a message using the Contact Form.

PRESS RELEASE

A new beetle-kill floor has been installed at Mi Cocina Mexican Restaurant in Littleton, Colorado. It is the first such application of beetle-kill pine flooring in a restaurant in the United States.

Information from The Beetle-kill Trade Association says that today we are in a disaster situation demanding immediate unity but it is harder to see since the disaster we are facing is coming at us at a glacier’s pace. We have too much time to discuss it, too much time to analyze it, and too much time to assume that someone else is doing something about it. Lily Tomlin was once quoted saying, “I always wondered why someone didn’t do something about that. Then I realized I was someone.”

There are 3.5 million acres of beetle-kill pine in Colorado, and we are not alone in this disaster. Trees from Alaska to British Columbia and south through the Rocky Mountain region are being destroyed due to this formidable foe. It is imperative to develop beetle-kill pine products and get new forests growing again. A sad ecological story can be turned into something eco-friendly and beautiful! To find out more go to cobeetlekilltradeassociation.com.

Using beetle-kill pine, also called blue-stain wood, fits in with the green-building standard. This unique wood is being used for furniture, log homes, firewood, wood beams, cabinetry, and paneling. The application at Mi Cocina is an innovative use for beetle-kill pine products…a commercial floor.

The new floor at Mi Cocina is environmentally friendly, not only because of the wood used, but the floors are finished with water base BonaKemi; 1 coat BonaSeal and 3 coats BonaTraffic.

The floor is in a public building so people can come in and see it at any time. Install it in your own home.

Get even with the Mountain Pine Bark Beetle!