Champagne Tiger is where brunch turns into a party. Inside the old Tom’s Diner, this spot pairs French-American comfort food with a lively, queer-friendly vibe. The star is their drag brunch on Sundays, complete with quiche lorraine, oysters, espresso martinis, and dazzling performances. Weeknights keep it fun with pasta & piano, fried chicken, and martini lunches. With rave reviews for both food and atmosphere, it’s one of Denver’s most unforgettable brunch spots.

Fox & The Hen is Chef Carrie Baird’s playful LoHi brunch spot, known for quirky comfort food that shows off her Top Chef chops. Highlights include huevos rancheros nicknamed “Bobby Flavos”, fancy toast, and the dish that beat Bobby Flay. Add in mimosa and juice flights plus breakfast cocktails and you’ve got a brunch made for fun. With a colorful, no-reservations vibe, Fox & The Hen is bold, lively, and one of Denver’s most memorable brunches.

Jelly Cafe keeps brunch playful with a retro diner vibe full of bright colors and vintage touches. Menu favorites include cornflake French toast, lavender-blueberry pancakes, and hearty hashes, but the real stars are their rotating house-made donut bites. The space buzzes with energy on weekends, and though there’s often a line, it’s worth the wait. For a brunch that feels casual, nostalgic, and fun, Jelly Cafe has earned its reputation as a Denver staple.

The Original (The OG) sits in McGregor Square and delivers a playful spin on retro Americana brunch. The menu is packed with fun, from croughnut burger sliders to rotating “Fully Stacked” pancake specials and boozy milkshakes that double as dessert. Inside, it’s colorful and stylish, with a patio perfect for people-watching in the plaza. Bright, bold, and unapologetically fun, The OG brings a lively energy to downtown brunch and feels like a modern classic.

Mimosas in Five Points blends Southern-inspired comfort food with a relaxed, neighborhood feel. The menu features shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, and lemon mascarpone French toast, paired with colorful mimosa flights that match the name. With a cozy patio and friendly service, it’s a great spot for groups or laid-back weekends. Bonus: unlike most brunch places, they take reservations, making it easy to skip the line. Soulful and welcoming, Mimosas feels like home.

Syrup City Park is all about hearty comfort brunch near City Park. The menu leans indulgent with favorites like the Cherry Creeker hash over tots, Elvis French toast with peanut butter and bacon, and chicken-and-waffle sliders. Their famous donut bites and juice flights make drinks just as fun as the food. With generous portions and a relaxed, neighborly vibe, Syrup has become a Denver go-to. Arrive early—weekend lines move quick but are worth it.

Onefold blends Asian and Mexican flavors into one of Denver’s most inventive brunch menus. Highlights include duck-fat fried rice with bacon, congee topped with egg, and tacos wrapped in grilled mozzarella. The vibe is casual and welcoming, with strong coffee and quick service that make it just as good for weekday pick-up as weekend hangs. Creative yet comforting, Onefold has carved out its place as a must-visit for brunch lovers in Denver.

Stowaway Kitchen is a global-inspired café in RiNo that makes brunch feel thoughtful and fresh. Signature dishes include the Peach Meringue Waffle, congee with poached egg, and the Scram Sandwich on brioche. Drinks stand out too, from the coconut-espresso “Duderino” to the non-alcoholic “Me-mosa.” The space is bright and modern, with a laid-back, creative feel. Known for both its originality and warmth, Stowaway has become a favorite for brunch with a twist.

This brunch-only spot is as thoughtful as the city it serves. Built from a sustainable catering concept, everything here is crafted with zero-waste in mind—from syrups made from veggie scraps to pancakes infused with sourdough discard . It’s cozy, creative, and puts environmental ethos front and center—brunch with a conscience, just how Denver likes it.

Snooze at Union Station is brunch done with big energy and central location vibes. Situated inside historic Union Station, it blends retro-cool aesthetics with seriously craveable comfort food. One glance at the menu and you’ll find everything from creative Benedicts like chilaquiles or crab cake to breakfast pot pies with sausage gravy, plus pancake flights that change daily. The service feels warm and efficient—sidewalk patio and bar seating mean brunch works whether you’re solo, with friends, or part of a parent crew.

The Lobby markets itself as Denver’s go-to for brunch and bottomless cocktails with flair. Their menu features decadent builds like brunch fried chicken along with bubbly bottomless options. The space is bold and theatrical, Olympic Stadium–size portions, and loud confidence. It’s for people who brunch hard and brunch loud—and want drinks that match the energy.