“Every time I eat here, it’s like a home cooked meal. The eggs are free range, the coffee’s organic, and they have plenty of variety if I’m not game for a traditional breakfast...There’s the standards, which keep ‘em coming back, and then substitutions like gluten free, oat milk, all the important Boulder things. It’s a relief to find somewhere that has vegetarian sausages! and Of course they figured out the best recipe in town for gluten free pancakes with real maple syrup! What’s also a treat is they always have an authentic Nepalese selection because half the staff are from Pokhara, Nepal. If you love chai, they’ve got it down!This is the quintessential diner, a Boulder icon. There’s even photos of traditional diners in some of the booths. What a treat. Completely eclectic diner decor with gorgeous metal photographs for sale on the walls.And to top it off…The wait staff couldn’t be kinder and more accommodating.“
“First time to Doug's and I must admit that I plan on revisiting as often as my wallet allows. I tried their biscuits and gravy with s side of Canadian bacon. From the first bite to my last, let me just say, Each and every bite was to die for.“
“I stopped in for breakfast and had the queso Fresca enchiladas. They were delicious! If you order a soda here, you get a HUGE glass... finally a restaurant that is generous with the drink size. The guacamole reminds me of Chipotle's, tastes fresh! Homemade whole pinto beans, too. Great friendly service. I do wish they had booths, but the food and staff was great.“
“I love this little spot! With its homey environment and friendly staff, combined with items that are truly affordable, Bob's has become my favorite breakfast place. It becomes extra special during the summer, once the patio seating is available and you can take in the quiet beauty of Louisville over a coffee and giant pancake.Highly recommend.“
“This place is a local favorite for good reason. The service is fast, efficient, and friendly, the food is great and served in plentiful portions, the prices are very reasonable (especially for Boulder) and you always feel at home even though it’s usually crowded and loud.Parking: At peak times, there aren’t usually spots available in the lot and you have to instead park on the street. Often, it’s necessary to park a block away. At off-peak times, parking isn’t an issue.“