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    Sabrina H.

    We came here for brunch before going on a hike. I had read the reviews and was excited for this place. There was a bit of a wait when we got there, but I came in thinking that every great place that is worth it with great food always has a wait. The server was really friendly. However, I was not too impressed with the food. I got the salmon and it just tasted very bland.

    Brent B.

    Japanese fusion done right. Such cool variety on their menu, and great service, too. Clearly a place for foodies.

    Helen S.

    This cute brunch spot is a warm, cozy hug with Japanese flair. It's easy to miss from the outside, but the aura points for inside decor are off the charts. Made a reservation for 3 on a weekend and we were seated pretty quickly. Tables were consistently full and staff pretty busy, but the seats are spaced out enough that you don't feel like sardines. This is a place to find zen amongst the neutral and cool earth tones while eating food that is both nourishing and tasty. Food is all made to order in the tiny kitchen in back with generous portion sizes. I do recommend ordering a drink and pastries to nibble on while you wait for your entree. We loved the dishware and intentional presentation of each dish. Even the Aeropress coffee came in a beautiful ceramic carafe - although it was a little misleading given the actual quantity of coffee. Staff was super friendly and never made us feel rushed. The menu changes with seasonal themes and produce. Exhibit A, the Spooky Donuts with the cutest glazed spider donut hole on top. Donut was just alright, but we did really enjoy the sesame chocolate glaze. Exhibit B, Autumn Beans with pickled apricots and carrots that we saw being brought in fresh by one of the staff. The colors in each dish are vibrant and wholesome, with gentle seasoning. I often hate myself after eating a big brunch of skillets and waffles - not so here, where I was comfortably full without being nauseous from grease.

    Lourdes G.

    latin music. cute environment, structure and design. a menu formed of multiple cultures. well thought out and unique. food was spectacular.

    Shandi C.

    First time here. Food was very good and well made. I got the eggplant sammi and it might have been my first time here but that is my favorite item. Service was kind and helpful.

    Bean soup with pesto
    Char S.

    Wow, that was an amazing lunch. The food was spectacular and healthy. The femal staff were friendly, helpful, and upbeat. It is a bit loud in there but they were kind enough to allow us to move to a less loud side. The decor was very cute. There is even a small patio with a pooch parking area. I had the bean soup with a lovely taste of pesto. Amazing. My friend had the Colorful Colorado that he was was really good. The plating on the dishes is exquisite. Oh, and the iced macha with maple syrup and soy was great. Highly recommend!!

    Brennan S.

    Cute hip location that blends brunch with Japanese style. I got: Apple and cheddar scone - tasty! Not super flavorful but fluffy Tomato panzanella salad - so good! The croutons were amazing Oyako-don - also so good! Highly recommend

    Donut
    Kristi M.

    The service was great, the vibes were high, the food was delish! What else could you need? Y'all this was literally the best waffle I've ever had! The subtle salt on it is a game changer. Make sure to order one for the table to share. I really loved all the art they had displayed through out the restaurant. The coffee and donut were just * okay * to me but everything else was great!

    Paulina A.

    I used to live in Denver and this was my go to spot for brunch. I love it so much. I get the Japanese breakfast every single time. Except this most recent visit, they were out of the salmon but substituted it with the chicken per my request. It's such a cozy environment, great tunes, and welcoming service. I think I've been here more than five times and visit Denver often so I always make sure to have a reservation (highly recommended). The restaurant is in the RiNo Art District, a prime location that is walkable with cool street art and the Denver Central Market nearby so be sure to take a walk after.

    Autumn beans! With a poached egg and avocado!
    Sarah Leilani K.

    We walked in on Friday and unfortunately it was about to be 2PM and they couldn't seat us. (Sooooooooo sad) but a gentleman approached us and said that he could make a reservation for us for the next day. (That was really nice to offer) the next day we came one and all i have to say is this is how my favorite restaurant. The food was spectacular! The autumn beans had so much flavor it was incredible! The drinks were fantastic and the service was amazing. The whole vibe from the food to the atmosphere was amazing. I will be a regular here because it's really really really worth it.

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    Sophie S.

    LOVE THIS PLACE!!!! Diverse menu options, excellent drinks, and fast service any time of day. Stowaway is the perfect casual brunch spot but also works great for a mid day snack/bevie. I love this place for taking friends from out of town because the food is fantastic and there's so much to see in the nearby neighborhood. Cannot recommend stowaway enough!

    Donut & cold brew
    Angela T.

    Tried the Lemon crumble donut this week . It had a creamy lemon filling & was more amazing than the first donut !!

    Oyako-Don
    Lexi R.

    Stowaway is the perfect spot for a laid-back breakfast or lunch. - The Oyako-Don stood out for its moist chicken, rich broth, and bright pop of pickled ginger. - The Japanese asa-gohan is a great choice for seafood lovers, with lots of seaweed and fresh salmon. - The surprise star was the Eggplant Sammie. As someone who isn't a sandwich person, it's a dish I could eat every day. - The espresso martini is one of the best in Denver--tied with Tony P's Bar & Pizzeria--thanks to its great espresso and not being overly sweet. Beyond the food, Stowaway's charm added to the experience with open garage-door windows and welcoming staff.

    Tomato Basil Cheddar Scone

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    Well, I have visited this restaurant 3 times. All 3 times have been for a holiday brunch or…read moredinner. Location (4 stars) This restaurant is downtown near the convention center. parking is pricy if you valet park at the hotel. Last year it was around $40. Parking in the lot across the street for $25 dollars Easter Sunday. If you use a walker, I would not recommend the parking lot across the street. Food (3 Stars) The Thanksgiving buffet is the best one. I would rate that buffet a (4). The Christmas and Easter buffet are pretty low key. There is a carving station (ham and prime rib). There is an omelet station. Dessert bar is decorative. Cheesecake was delicious. The warming station with potatoes, sausage etc. leaves much to be desired. The charcuterie station is sparse. They offer unlimited mimosas for an additional $25. Service (5 stars) Staff are extremely friendly. Cleanliness (2 stars) My only complaint, I saw a tabletop being cleaned off with a rag used to clean the chairs and then under the table on the floor and on to the next tabletop. I'm just a little picky about that. Especially since folks these days go commando and wear short attire, and you know their parts are on the chair and now spread to tabletops. Wiping up the crumbs off the floor with same rag simply through me over the edge. Atmosphere (4 stars) Spacious uncrowded environment. Nice decor. Bright with large windows.

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