QuikTrip, the Tulsa, Okla.-based chain of convenience stores, will not force a brewery to relocate as it plans for its third location in the Pikes Peak region and the second in Colorado Springs.

In a development plan submitted to the city last month, QuikTrip announced its plans to demolish structures on West Garden of the Gods Road, between Centennial Boulevard and Interstate 25.

The parcel includes three addresses, according to the El Paso County Assessor’s Office. Three businesses, including Voodoo Brewing Co., call the 800 block of West Garden of the Gods Road home. QuikTrip’s development plan only calls for the demolition of 802 and 804 W. Garden of the Gods Road, leaving Voodoo Brewing untouched.

The demolition will make way for the convenience store and an eight-pump gas station, as well as associated landscaping. The plan itself is still in review, but offers a glimpse of what QuikTrip intends for its third location in the region.

“The brewery will stay and will not need to find a new home,” said QuikTrip’s Corporate Communications Manager Aisha Jefferson. “The QuikTrip location on Academy near Palmer Park Boulevard is progressing well and is set to open in Fall 2025.”

The company’s first location in the region, located at 1525 W. Baptist Road in Monument, is larger than a typical store. Both stores coming to Colorado Springs will be normally sized QuikTrips.

The company’s two locations in Colorado Springs will be 1590 N. Academy Blvd. and 802 W. Garden of the Gods Road. They will become two of over 1,100 locations in 20 states, including 19 in Denver and northern Colorado.