• What are some delicious breakfast options to try?
    • Tuck into fluffy omelets and buttermilk pancakes dripping with syrup, hearty breakfast burritos jammed with meat, cheese, peppers, and jalapeños, or healthy homemade granola topped with Greek yogurt, seeds, and fresh fruit.
  • Where can I find the best breakfast or brunch in Denver?
    • Whether you need a quick fuel-up before work or want to enjoy a long, lazy Sunday brunch with friends, here are some of the best places to go for breakfast or brunch in Denver.

Modern Market

Modern Market

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Modern Market is a chain of café-style eateries that offers freshly made sandwiches, salads, and pizzas and a breakfast menu of traditional morning dishes. Breakfast plates include organic eggs, all-natural, nitrite-free breakfast meats, roasted breakfast potatoes or mixed salad, and multigrain toast with gluten-free toast options available. Other options range from breakfast sandwiches, scrambles with a variety of fillings such as spinach, tofu, bacon, and kale, and wholegrain waffles with apple, pear, and cinnamon. Grab-and-go sandwiches and fresh salads, yogurt parfaits, and fresh fruit salads are also on offer, as well as is a selection of cold and hot beverages.

Address: Modern Market, 14630 West Colfax Avenue, Suite 130, Lakewood, CO 80401, Phone: 303-278-8283

Jelly Cafe

Jelly Cafe

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The Jelly Cafe is a peppy coffee shop and breakfast spot based on Cap Hill that offers a sweet way to start the day. Boasting bright, quirky décor, leatherette booths, and a casual breakfast bar and stools, the casual café offers a range of breakfast favorites from pancakes and eggs Benny to hashes and Bloody Marys. Other breakfast treats include a variety of buttermilk pancakes, French toast, corn flake French toast, bananas Foster French toast, eggs Benedict and scrambles, and rich and creamy biscuits and gravy. The Jelly Café has two locations in Denver, on East Evans Avenue and in Capitol Hill, both of which are open for breakfast and lunch daily.

Address: Jelly Cafe, 600 E 13th Avenue, Denver, CO 80203, Phone: 303-831-6301

Onefold

Onefold

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Located in Uptown Denver, Onefold is a quaint farmhouse-style eatery that serves globally inspired breakfasts and creative café fare for lunch along with freshly baked pastries, cakes and treats, and house-roasted coffee. Boasting a cozy, chic atmosphere, Onefold opens early every day for breakfast and offers a menu of classic cuisine, such as crepes with seasonal berries, Noosa yogurt, and real maple syrup, breakfast burritos, eggs and hash browns fried in rich duck fat, and breakfast congee of rice porridge cooked in chicken stock and served with poached eggs, green onions, duck confit, tamari soy sauce, salted ginger, and chili oil. Drinks include freshly squeezed orange juice, fresh coconut juice, coffee and tea, Vietnamese coffee, and mimosas.

Address: Onefold, 1420 E 18th Ave, Denver, CO 80218, Phone: 303-954-0877

Syrup - Downtown

Syrup - Downtown

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Founded by Milwaukee native and longtime barman Tim Doherty in Cherry Creek in 2010, Syrup has grown from the humble beginnings of a classic pancake house to a popular breakfast, brunch, and lunch chain with several locations around the country. As the name suggests, Syrup has a fantastic offering of sweet and syrupy treats such as pancakes, waffles, and French toast with a variety of toppings. The menu ventures further though with a range of Benedicts, omelets, and egg sandwiches as well as breakfast classics like steak and eggs, breakfast burritos, breakfast pizza, and yogurt parfait with homemade granola and fresh fruit. Syrup serves an extensive list of libations, from coffee and tea to signature cocktails and specialty barista drinks.

Address: Syrup - Downtown, 999 18th St #105, Denver, CO 80202, Phone: 720-708-5957

The Corner Office

The Corner Office

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Modern yet retro, sophisticated yet sexy, classic yet trendy, The Corner Office combines a nostalgic martini bar with the chic style of a downtown loft, equipped with an intimate lounge area and a stylish and sophisticated bar. Serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner along with a full-service bar menu of drinks and light fare, The Corner Office never fails to disappoint, whether you pop in for a quick coffee or head over for a romantic dinner. Weekday breakfasts offers traditional dishes such as a range of Benedicts, omelets, breakfast burritos, homemade granola, and fresh fruit, while weekend brunches are more extended affairs with a menu of globally inspired cuisine and cocktails to choose from, such as fresh salads, sandwiches, eggs dishes, prime cuts of meat served with a variety of vegetable sides, and decadent desserts.

Address: 1401 Curtis Street, Denver, CO 80202, Phone: 303-825-6500

Four Friends Kitchen

Four Friends Kitchen

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The Four Friends Kitchen is a friendly Stapleton stop that attracts consistent crowds who come to enjoy a variety of Southern-tinged delights with several variations on the standard grits dishes. The restaurant has a bright and modern dining room and a lovely rooftop patio for spring and summertime dining and presents a menu of home-kitchen favorites and breakfast staples such as smoked brisket hash and eggs, biscuits and gravy, and scratch buttermilk pancakes with fresh whipped butter and warm maple syrup. Other delights include berries and cream French toast and a Southwestern breakfast burrito with scrambled eggs, chorizo, blended cheese, refried beans, BBQ house potatoes, and red chili ranchero sauce.

Address: Four Friends Kitchen, 2893 Roslyn Street, Denver, CO 80202, Phone: 303-388-8299

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