We loved the food here so much, we came back a couple of times during our week in COS. It was over…read morea 45 minute wait for a table on Labor Day so we came back for brunch later in the week. My first time trying an iced coffee with the coffee cubes in them. It really makes the beverage strong, smooth and avoids that straight-up watered down taste. The chicken sausage here is really tasty and meals are shareable, or a treat for later heated up. The pancakes are super fluffy and my husband loved the warm syrup bottle.

I know they can get busy, but even after being seated it took awhile for us to even get water or…read morecoffee. Our server was Jacqui, she was friendly and attentive once she gave us our menus and served us. My wife had the Denver Omelette which was ok, the toast was good, and I had a 3 egg breakfast with bacon. Each of our plates were overloaded with hashbrowns, like half of our plates were hashbrowns...never seen that before. The food was alright, the coffee was so so. Pretty busy at this location, come early or expect to wait to be seated. There's a few seats outside in the front. Might be better, since inside gets crowded and noisy.

Good coffee and good food too. Ordered inside and ate it outside whilst kids were playground right…read morenext to it. My kids really liked the burrito so we're gonna try to come back for some more!

Oh what a gem! Good Neighbors Meeting House takes its name seriously because it was literally…read moreembedded in a neighborhood in town, We were welcomed with large patio space outside which connects to the inside seating. Large water jugs and cups were available to grab for your table. They also had a section of board games to choose from. My friends and I grabbed some drinks and breakfast to begin our day, while I filled out my wedding card for my friend. I got their iced chai, which had the option of a sweeter or spicier taste. I went with sweeter as a baseline. I also got the pulled pork breakfast burrito to split with my hot fiancé. The chai was delicious! Good amount of sweetness but still had some spice to it. The breakfast burrito came nice and toasted with a delicious crunchy shell. I'm so glad we chose to split it because it was quite the burrito. The pulled pork was a bit dry but they offered a cup of salsa, and my fiancé found their store made bottled hot sauce which we paired with. Absolutely delicious! There were seasoned potatoes on the burrito which helped fill us up. Flavors were great and I left so full and satisfied with just half. There was a cute little library outside too so we browsed the offerings. Love the vibes and the food and service exceeded our expectations!

Amazing, would go here again in a heartbeat. Ordered several things on the menu and none of them…read moredisappointed. Service was amazing and location was great

I am a sucker for a good ol' fashioned sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit for breakfast. Full stop…read more Denver Biscuit Co. did the trick for me with their delicious Tomahawk biscuit with their tasty strawberry rhubarb on the side. Loved it! Hubs enjoyed his deconstructed chicken pot pie as well. Can't wait to stop back by and try more!

Food 5/5 Ambiance 4/5…read moreService 5/5 Price very reasonable Highly recommended !!!!!!!!!

After leaving church today, I chose 503W for a late Sunday luncheon. Located conveniently right off…read morethe main road, the restaurant offers effortless parking upon arrival, which makes stopping in a absolute breeze. Stepping inside, the layout is somewhat intimate in scale, but what the venue lacks in expansive floor space, it more than compensates for with exceptionally warm, attentive, and gracious hospitality from the staff. The beverage selection at the bar is quite impressive, boasting fine wines and creative cocktails. I chose the passion fruit margarita, which arrived beautifully presented, delightfully crisp, and perfectly balanced. For my main course, I decided to venture outside my usual preferences and ordered the Gangnam Fried Chicken a dish entirely new to me. When served, the cuisine proved to be an absolute culinary triumph exquisitely flavorful, perfectly crisp, and executed with superb technique. While the interior decor leans a bit more understated than I typically favor and could certainly benefit from a touch of refined elevation, the stellar service and magnificent food more than shine through. A thoroughly enjoyable experience overall I shall certainly be returning

They were severely understaffed when we came in (1 the most hardworking ever guy doing literally…read moreeverything), so there was some wait, but the wait was worth it. I had a Fried Fish and Shrimp plate with a side of potatoes, and everything tasted great. Heavy meal that have me 2hrs food coma, if you are into that type of food sometimes - this is the place. Also, it's located in a food hall with a bunch of other options, so it might be a good place to go if you are with multiple people who don't know what they want.

Service was prompt, customer service was great. However, I am from the south, the food was meh! For…read moreinstance there is a fish fry batter at the local Walmart for a city that is shaped like a boot. Simply using that would give those nice size fillets some seasoning. The Mac and cheese was just as bad I give up.

Atmosphere -Fun Retro Service - Friendly and Fast…read moreFood - Yummy Price - Reasonable You won't be disappointed

Super friendly service in a very central downtown location. The decor is dated but the history of…read morethe place warrants that I guess ;) I loved my green chili smothered hashbrowns (the Grump) and my husband loved his breakfast burrito. The grump pictured is a 1/4 serving and the burrito is a half! No kids menu so we did some single item ordering.

This was our second visit, we had to come back to order the stuff we couldn't order the first time…read more The menu has that many intriguing items. Everything we've had has been amazing. Today was biscuits and gravy, French toast, and breakfast pizza. The use of gravy for sauce on the pizza was a wonderful idea. Server was great Atmosphere is fun

3 stars. Stopped in…read morearound 6:00 on a Tuesday evening. We were really craving breakfast food and drinks, and this place met all the criteria. The restaurant itself is in an older building, but there's a ton of seating up front and even more in the back -- it's pretty large once you walk through and see how big it is, so getting a table shouldn't be an issue. There's also reserved parking behind the building, so if you don't see anything on the street, head around back. Service was fast and friendly, and our waiter did a great job. French toast -- my wife's pick. She said it was solid -- probably not the best she's ever had, but good. Pancakes -- came out hot, fluffy, fresh, and very large. Probably eight or nine inches in diameter. Two eggs over hash (+ country gravy) -- super good. I'd recommend adding the gravy to your hash, or getting it on the side so you can add a little at a time -- it's pretty heavy and dense, and there was enough of it that I had to sift through to get to my hash and eggs. Heads up: I underestimated how large their plates are. Once all the food came out, it was clear we weren't finishing it. Coffee drinks -- the biggest letdown of the evening. My wife got her regular cappuccino and couldn't even finish it. I ordered an iced coffee drink with whiskey and Kahlúa in it, and it just wasn't good -- I don't know what the balance was supposed to be, but I'd 100% not order it again. They have a lot of alcoholic coffee drinks on the menu and I sifted through them thinking this one looked like the best of the bunch. Would not recommend it. The other thing was karaoke night. I enjoy karaoke, but I wasn't expecting it -- it wasn't going when we sat down and started up about thirty minutes later, and we were fairly close to the singers. It was loud, and karaoke talent is always hit or miss. This was mostly a miss. Not what we were in the mood for at that moment. Pro tip: Come for the breakfast, skip the coffee drinks -- and know that a weeknight evening might land you in the middle of karaoke. In general, this is a great place to go for breakfast, and I'd highly recommend it for that. I'd return if I wanted a nice breakfast meal, morning or evening.

I found out that the French Kitchen only uses flour from France. It has no GMO and I can tolerate…read moreit. I bought a baguette, croissants, scone muffins, and cookies. All were very good. I only wish they sold bagels! The croissant is buttery and light. I bet it would be good for a sandwich. The scone sweet, almost like a dessert. The cookies are like dessert. Yum! The baguette so good I'll be back for more. Next time I'll check out what else they have.

What a charming little hidden bakery and cafe to enjoy a delicious and delightful bite to eat! The…read morequiche is honestly the BEST I have ever eaten and the staff was super friendly and helpful. *They have prepared food one can purchase as well which is another bonus to going there! Absolutely love this place!

The food and the pastelitos are delicious specially on Wednesday pastelito with cafe con leche for…read more$5 The service is very fast when they call your name you have to go to the cashier and picked your order You can seat inside or outside if the weather is good. The ambiance is excellent Recommended to everyone

The interior has charm. The food, unfortunately, does not…read more I ordered the tofu scramble breakfast burrito, a dish that sounds forgiving but rather quickly exposes whether a kitchen knows what to do with tofu. Here, it did not. The scramble was bland, the seasoning barely perceptible, and the burrito lacked anything resembling a defining flavor. Cholula provided most of the excitement. A single slice of orange arrived alongside it, less a garnish than an afterthought. The dish ultimately tasted like precisely what it appeared to be: tofu dusted with turmeric and wrapped in a tortilla. The service model was equally puzzling. Drinks are collected yourself, dishes are cleared yourself, water is not brought to the table, and my meal arrived with a fork but no knife. None of this is inherently objectionable, but it helps to explain the system, particularly to first-time visitors. A restaurant cannot expect guests to understand its rules when no one bothers to tell them what they are. The coffee was good, though sweeteners required another small scavenger hunt. Perhaps regulars know exactly where everything is, clear their plates without thinking, and return happily for the atmosphere. For a visitor, however, the "vibes" were doing considerably more work than the kitchen.

Lovely place, nice atmosphere, clean, but buyer beware, DON'T ORDER THE BISCUITS AND GRAVY! They…read moreare simply awful! They taste like chicken bouillon cubes. No creaminess. I will try again however, because it's a nice place.

Oh my gosh what a wonderful discovery!! Everyone who goes to the springs needs to eat at this best…read morerestaurant! Breakfast was sooo good and coffee was excellent!