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The Camper

3.9 (17 reviews)
Closed • 6:30 am - 11:00 AM

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Lauren A.

My new fav brunch! Wish it was closer to Denver, because this was some of the best brunch dishes I've had recently. Stunning ambiance with views of the mountains! Service was great too, and the decor is very Coloradan :)

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John F.

The restaurant is located inside the Omni Hotel. The hotel, staff, and restaurant are wonderful and present an upscale mountain theme. The restaurant, called The Camper, has a great vibe and the menu is pretty good! We enjoyed an omelette dish as well as a salmon bagel order. Both delicious and nicely presented. I didn't love the drip coffee but made up for it by grabbing a handmade coffee at The Trails coffee shop inside the hotel.

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Hiilei W.

Great food, ambiance, and service! Definitely need to come try this breakfast place and no reservations required.

Sophie S.

Granted I only had a salad, but this was one of the best salads I've had in Denver -- in a Broomfield hotel restaurant?? The Camper just opened in the Omni Interlocken and you can tell they're eager to please you and they serve up a spectacular menu. I would definitely come back if I found myself up this way again, I just know the rest of their menu would be to die for!

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Crazy, good spins on a traditional breakfast food! The pizzeria and hot agave honey sausage were amazing!

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Visitwd for brunch last weekend. Great good, excellent service, nice ambiance. Going back again this weekend!

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Really nice place! Food was so good. Drinks were fantastic as well! The service was so good Ashley…read morewas very kind and welcoming. The pics are half eaten bc ... they looked so good we just ate them up. My grandma got the pear salad and ate the whole thing she loved it. Wish they had a picture of a strawberry dessert thing they just added it. I got the lava cake and it was soooo yummy.

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