We had a short stay in Denver after exploring some of the more beautiful areas of Colorado such as Aspen, Breckenridge, and Boulder. Denver left much to be desired in my mind overall, but we had some good dining experiences and the sunset from the baseball stadium was pretty incredible. We finished our Denver visit with a breakfast stop at Snooze.
Snooze was a bit of a walk from our downtown hotel through some not so great areas of town, but it was definitely worth the walk. Our visit was on a weekday around 9:30 AM, but even then, there was a bit of a wait, so, we opted to eat at the bar. I really would have liked to have eaten at one of the funky booths, but time wasn't on our side.
The inside of Snooze was delightful. It was cheery and colorful. The staff was friendly and welcoming and the food was quite delicious. I had some simple scrambled eggs and hash browns with one chocolate chip pancake. Believe it or not, this was the first time this chocolate lover ever had a chocolate pancake and it did not disappoint. It was fluffy and light and as chocolatey as one could hope.
My husband had the chilaquiles benedict and he loved the combination of flavors. The barbacoa beef and the ranchero sauce made him very happy that morning. Satisfying his tastebuds at breakfast can sometimes be a challenge, but not at Snooze. This was a meal that we both enjoyed immensely including the service, atmosphere, and food. If we are ever in Denver again, this will be our first breakfast stop and maybe the only.
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