Ambiance: walk back into the 1950s when you walk through the front door. It felt just like 1957 to…read moreme-- lots of memorabilia and counter seats reserved for Elvis and Marilyn. 5/5 Service: Sunny was our waitress -- she was a whirling dervish of efficiency and speed. 5/5 Food: better than expected. We shared a patty melt, which was plenty large enough for two. We also got onion rings, which were just OK and a nutella shake that was downright fabulous. One minor gripe: no house made lemonade. 4/5

Rosie's Diner is very charming with the 50's-themed pictures on the walls to the jukeboxes at the…read morebooths, and the special touch of having a classic pink caddy sitting out front. I love having the option of breakfast for dinner and at Rosie's, they serve breakfast all day. Nom nom! Mom and I came here on a busy Sunday afternoon (post church crowd) and we were told to expect a 15min wait. We put ourselves on the waitlist and once we sat down outside, the totally amazing technology took over. We were able to watch the waitlist on the Yelp app and we received our "table is ready" text on our mobile as well as thru the app. Pretty sweet! The cakes here are definitely a safe go to. Slightly sweet and fluffy and taste good with syrup, jam or alone. The restrooms could use a little attention. The floors were wet and the towel dispenser not working properly. Nothing a little makeover couldn't help.

This is not a gourmet spot, but it sure hits the spot. After power shopping at Sam's and Costco all…read morein one day, my boyfriend and I decided to deviate from the dinner plan and go out to eat. I wanted a burger he wanted to sit down meal and we ended up at the Moonlight Diner. Walking into the diner is like a step back in time. The decor is 1950s memorabilia with chrome touches and leather wrapped seating. It's everything you would think a diner would be but the food is so much more. They have a full bar as well as dairy treats, including shakes and malts. They also have breakfast all day and love their pancakes. They also serve barbecue. But I went for the patty melt. And my other half went for breakfast. His breakfast was the mountain man breakfast and was full of meats, eggs hashbrowns, and Ken with pancakes, but he opted for English buffet instead. It also came with a side of toast. It was a very ample breakfast. My patty melt sure did hit the spot. It was a perfectly medium cooked hamburger on rye with cheddar, and Swiss melted with grilled onions and thousand island dressing. Instead of fries, I went for the mashed potatoes and gravy. It was comfort food to the max. My date also got the peanut butter shake. He slurped that down in a hot minute. He said it was wonderful. He offered me a taste at least twice before I noticed it was gone. There's also meatloaf on the menu as well as a pulled pork barbecue Frito pie and they have a Frito pie burger. They also serve meatloaf. They have several classics and several twists. I recommend going there. There's something for everyone.

Moonlight Diner 3.5/10…read more Second time at this nice Little diner stop by tower and happy that they are open bright and early and close at 9! Stopped by and we were seated right away and place was clean and the diner was pretty simple than the other ones ive been too so far :). Menu offered a whole variety of breakfast classics as well as burgers/handhelds and milkshakes which ive still yet to tried. Decaf coffee was good, I could drink it multiple times, will definetely order next time. Sweet Potato fries were really delicious and the steak flavor was okay, but atleast it was still tender/cooked perfectly, just wished it punch more but not bad. Mash potato was pretty disappointing. Patty melt was perfect and fries that came with it were perfect. HUGE PORTION TOO!! Ive also ordered a side of Mac which was also reallyyyy good. Service was fast and we were checked on plenty of times and the lady was nice. .. Pretty simple, nothing really over the top, but otherwise satisfied belly and will come back if craving more

Came here for a late dinner. They were getting ready to close. My sweet waitress, from Mississippi,…read moretook my order. She was extremely helpful and advised me. It was very quiet there. I ordered 3 eggs, easy over, 2 Biscuits with No Gravy () and a baked potato. Everything came out very quickly. The eggs were perfect, as was the baked potato. The Biscuits were huge, hot, soft on the inside and Delicious, OMG I will Definitely be back

First time having black bear after several friends kept raving. I was impressed by the story and…read morehistory of the Black Bear Diner. The owners truly wanted to create a homey environment matched with huge portions of delicious food. Quick shoutout to Josh! Our server. He was prompt with service. Continued to check in while managing 6 other tables . I ordered the volcano which is compromised of 3 pancakes, eggs, two sausage and two bacon. The pancakes were not my favorite but the bacon and eggs made up for it. Overall 8/10 I recommend!

My partner had the Franklin with sausage gravy instead. We both liked the mushroom gravy. More…read moresavory. Cinnamon roll was great. Shareable. Really big roll. Great place. Great service. Go shopping after.

We were in Denver for spring break. I heard great things about Denver Biscuit Co. I was hoping to…read moretry their popular Franklin Biscuit Sandwich. We decided to eat there for our first meal after landing from the airport. We arrived to Denver Biscuit Co on a Thursday late afternoon recently. The restaurant is located inside the nice food hall, Stanley Marketplace in Aurora, CO. Parking is accessible all around the marketplace. The restaurant has fun vibrant modern decor. Plenty of booths and tables are available for dining in. A lively full bar with bar stools looks welcoming. There is a family friendly diner vibe going on which was great. Since it was about 4:00pm when we were seated unfortunately they were not serving anymore breakfast food which includes the Franklin Biscuit Sandwich. It ended up being a blessing in disguise though because it happened to be happy hour. We ended up ordering 2 Lights Out Burgers, Sully Fries, Kids chicken tenders, Old fashioned cocktail, and a glass of Chardonnay from the happy hour menu. We also ordered a big cinnamon roll to go. Everything was delicious. Our Lights Out Burgers were mouthwatering. The soft bun, huge juicy patty, melted cheese, pickles, onions were such a great concoction of bold flavors. Sully fries smothered with gravy was scrumptious with every messy bite. Our drinks were refreshing and perfect after a flight. The cinnamon roll was soft, moist, and delectable. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Denver Biscuit Co. The staff were friendly and accommodating. The price point was more than fair. I love the location and Stanley Marketplace is such a fantastic food hall with many food/drink options. We will come back next time we are in town to try the Franklin Biscuit Sandwich and other menu items.

Finally got a chance to try Dougs Day Diner with a friend for breakfast. It is very close to where…read moreI live and has been in business many years. The good was the server was very friendly and helpful. Without the sever the review would have been two stars. The menu has lots of options to choose from. The not as good was the breakfast burrito was mediocre. It is a very large portion so that's nice but the flavor was nothing special. It comes with eggs, potatoes, choice of meat (I think I did adovada) and smothered with Chile (I did red and green Christmas style). The coffee was also good but nothing to rave about. Perhaps other breakfast or lunch items are good. Just a bummer since this location is so close and has a big parking lot making it easy to get to.

I went with the Bison burger with sweet potato fries today. The burger had jelly on it and it was…read morepretty tasty. It had a little bite from the jalapeño's. The fries were overcooked unfortunately. Why do restaurants do that? The omelets were also very good and the huge muffins were plentiful. I like this restaurant and it's reasonably priced as well.

What a fabulous hidden gem!!! Its our new favorite go to restaurant for any & every meal !! 16…read morebucks for a sirloin dinner. Comfy diner/western themed. OMG the Butterfly tea! The Hollandaise sauce on the eggs benedict was hot & fresh. The big salad was great the vlue cheese dressing was homemade and so thick when I drooped a fried 'shroom into it, it didnt sink!! My partners ranch was the same. I cant say enough good about this place. Cant wait to go back next week. Oops, almost forgot the staff & service, OUTSTANDING, FAST, & FRIENDLY.

I was in east Denver this morning. Several friends go to Ranch House Cafe usually for biscuits and…read moregravy though I am not a fan. They have a typically large diner menu but are not a Greek style diner because I saw a few Mediterranean offerings and no mention of gyros. I was seated at a booth by Bobbi. They have a mix of tables & booths plus a counter. I got the Sirloin steak classic breakfast special ($14.99, regular is $15.99) with hashbrowns, 2 scrambled eggs and buttered rye toast. The 4oz steak was cooked correctly. I got 2 versions of Chuleta hot sauce, which I put on the crispy hashbrowns though you might say they are home fries. Large pieces of rye toast with lots of butter. All very good. Coffee is $ 3.95 with unlimited refills. I added a side of green chile. It had a nice bit of heat with pork and good chunks of chile. They add a non-cash charge. So next time I will pay with cash. I tipped Bobbi $5 cash for excellent service. So all told, a good breakfast for only $27.34; I left at 915am. They had a full house with only a few seats left at the counter.

Sunday evening as we returned from a concert we were looking for a "Dinner" sit down with great…read morefood! We happened across this listing for a restaurant -it's located in the Hyatt regency- but it's an open space with lots of windows and pretty views. We also were at the start of Denver restaurant week, it was early and we had selected items on a happy hour menu too. There were many menu options to choose from. Since we were early on a Sunday the restaurant was staffed however there were not many patrons until we were about 45 minutes into our dinner. It was very nice to have attention and great service, but we will have to return at a busier time to get the real feel. I had selections from the restaurant week menu and my husband chose from the regular menu. He was able to also take advantage of the happy hour drink menu. I had the starter salad with baby gem lettuce and mango, the presentation was very beautiful, and tasted so fresh and lovely. Then I had the trout featured entree also so pretty with asparagus and potatoes and wonderfully served. It was so tasty that I did say I would choose this if available on a regular menu too. For dessert we choose a banana dessert that were fried inside a crispy wrapper served with and iced cream again so pretty and delicious. My husband enjoyed the 5280 burger entree with fries, he stated that it was perfectly done to his specified request. He enjoyed it tremendously. We spent about an hour and a half and people began to arrive and be seated, there was never a disruption to our terrific service from Charlie and crew! We definitely enjoyed the entire restaurant experience and will come back on a regular date night.

My "credentials": I am from Aurora, though I don't live there anymore. I am somewhat of a foodie…read moreand fortunate to live in Southern California, where I have easy access to just about any cuisine- from street food to James Beard to Michelin. That said, my husband and I really enjoyed Borealis and ate most meals at the restaurant during our one-week stay. The only times we didn't eat at Borealis were when we went to my parents' and siblings' homes and a couple of times we went out. Even though Stanley was nearby, we preferred the dishes and service at Borealis. Highlights: Breakfast: French toast. It was simple but it was tasty. It was perfectly cooked. It didn't come with sides but it was perfect the way it was. It wasn't too sweet. I had a humble black coffee and half of my husband's bacon and it was the perfect start to the day. Happy Hour/Dinner: I'm not a big dinner person, so I tend to opt for appetizer or happy hour food. I had the pork green chili, egg rolls, and sliders during our stay. The sliders were delicious!!! I was actually going to have the hamburger that everyone at the bar raved about (I was there one night and the four other guests were eating and commented to the bartender how it was really good; my husband also had it twice), but it was too big for me. I figured that the sliders were of the same meat so it was the perfect size for me. Anyway, it did not disappoint. The egg rolls were ok, but a little too big for me. Maybe preference; maybe bias (my dad's is the best!). Dishes my husband had that I sampled and was blown away: The salmon with whipped ube mashed potatoes is a must-have. That was the perfect blend of savory and slight sweet. Had I not eaten my sliders, I would have orded my own. I have never seen this combo and it's definitely worth the drive (if you are not staying at the hotel). The steak with adobo sauce was also fantastic. The sauce was served on the side. Even without the sauce, the steak was tasty. And as I mentioned, he had the hamburger twice. Dessert: The ube tres leches was DELICIOUS!!!!! Other considerations: Price Point - Happy to say that it's not your typical hotel crazy price point. The cost is comparable to local restaurants, and the food was really good. Service - Shout out to the bartenders, especially Charlie! Very friendly and chill. Parking - There is free one-hour parking. There are also other free parking nearby. Seriously, even if you are not staying at the hotel, Borealis is definitely worth checking out.

The food was great they were able to make changes to the potatoes so I could eat them. Decaf coffee…read morewas made fresh. All staff were very friendly.

A Lovely little restaurant. Excellent prices. The service was quick and extremely helpful and…read morepolite. I got 2 Biscuits, which came with homemade jam ;~} and butter. A 3 Egg Omelette with cheese and spinach and there is potato's as well. The Food was Phenomenally Delicious I will Definitely be recommending them and I will return.

Food was delicious, service was excellent, seating right away on a busy Saturday night! It was greatread more

Great staff and the food portions are huge! Also, when it'a busy the wait is normally quick. They…read moredo a great job of getting people in and out.

Awesome burger, but I really liked the pesto fries (and I don't typically care for pesto). The…read moreburger was still good though. I didn't order it, but I wanted to try this pistachio coffee they had (obviously wasn't going to pair with this meal). They are a close walk from the children's hospital also. The staff was great and attentive. I had zero issues and the food came out quickly. The hotel is super cool with some art and a really cool bar.

I saw this place pop up a couple times and a good upscale restaurant…read more We had some time to kill in the morning so wanted to check this place out. It's located in a quaint area in a hotel. The staff was very friendly and accommodating with two little ones. The coffee was delicious and the food was ok. Nothing too special, but the flavors were okay.