Hands down the best breakfast in Colorado. Eight tables of resplendent choices. Exceptional environment.
Nycole Smith
Every time I come here, I leave disappointed. I’ve tried to give this place a chance over and over again, but the food quality never improves. We went here for Easter dinner and also to celebrate my husband’s birthday and didn’t even stay for dessert. My mother’s food was brought out cold, my husband’s steak wasn’t cooked how he requested and neither was mine. From the very beginning, the staff tried to seat us at the very back of the restaurant when the entire place was empty and my mother is walking with a crutch. The service was okay, but as far as steak goes, you’re better off cooking at home. For nearly $500, you’re better off going to STK or any other steakhouse in denver as my dry aged steak tasted like longhorn quality.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Irina R.
The Broadmoor brunch is second to none (Brown Palace takes a close second for me), and I have been fortunate enough to try it many times over the years. It has always been pricey but you pay for the amazing atmosphere, convenience if you are staying t at Broadmoor, attentive service and good food (its definitely high quality and the variety is impressive but doesn't have anything unique, a and I think for this price it would make sense to have some specials that you keep going back for and can't find anywhere else). Overall, you have to indulge and try it at least once but it lost this wow factor for me and I would much rather try some new places for the fracture of the price.
jamie evans
Extremely disappointed to say the least. Bacon looked boiled and inedible, eggs dry and list goes on. We could have had a better brunch at Golden Corral and I hate that place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 1
Isaac Kern
Very good breakfast food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
MonicaN
I have heard about the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor for many years and how great it was so I was excited to finally get a chance to go. However, it did not live up to the hype. Three times I asked for a glass of ice tea but never received it. Twice I asked for orange juice but never got that. I love bacon but it was so undercooked that I could not eat it. I was told that they would bring me an order of crispy bacon which I never got. I asked the server about it and he said he would bring it but never saw it. The scrambled eggs were cold. The clarified butter (which should be hot) was barely warm. The selection of food was good, staff was friendly but for the price, it was definitely not worth it. It was a big disappointment.
Robbie Cassel
Spectacular! SO many options!! It's pricy so come hungry. Can't wait to go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Susan
Most amazing brunch I have ever had. Wide selection of food and there is something for everyone. The piano playing during brunch was a nice addition that I haven't experienced in awhile.
Kate J
We chose the Broadmoor to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary . Initially, scheduling the brunch proved a bit challenging as the person taking reservations had a strong accent, making communication difficult. Despite booking for Feb 18, there was a mix-up, and our reservation was mistakenly set for the 25th. Fortunately, the host managed to accommodate us. However, upon calling later, I discovered they had also reserved a table for us in the first week of March without my knowledge. This lack of coordination could have resulted in a $100 no-show fee had I not double-checked. It was frustrating that their system couldn't efficiently track reservations by individual information, requiring manual checking of each Sunday. On the bright side, the brunch was delightful, though the overall experience felt overpriced at $300 for two people, including taxes and a mandatory 20% gratuity. In summary, while the food was enjoyable, the reservation process proved stressful, detracting from the overall experience.
JustMe3
The brunch is spectacular. Both the quality and the variety are great. There is no way anyone can try all the dishes available for the brunch. We try to get the family together for the Sunday brunch at least annually. We go ourselves more frequently. It is always exceptional.
Amazing experience for Sunday brunch! The food and atmosphere were awesome and our server, David, only added to that! Bottomless mimosas were a wonderful touch. Looking forward to our next time there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crab Legs, Pancakes, Brioche French Toast
TomC
Very disappointed. We have lived in Colorado Springs for over 50 years and been to the Broadmoor buffet numerous times. This time it was not worth $140 each. It seemed less fancy and high end as I remebered. The food choices were all squeezed into a couple of buffet lines. The food was okay but not delicious as again I remembered years ago. I don't think we will be returning again because of it not living up to what I truly expected.
Kat Cirone
Wow! The Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor was an absolute feast for the senses. The variety and quality of the breakfast stations were unparalleled, offering a culinary experience that exceeded all expectations. From the omelette station to the pancake station and the tantalizing dessert and raw bar stations, the array of options was truly impressive.One of the highlights of the brunch was the virgin bloody Mary, which was an absolute delight and perfectly complemented the exquisite flavors of the meal. And let's talk about the shrimp cocktail – I'm pretty sure I ate my weight in those succulent, perfectly chilled shrimp. They were an absolute standout among the many delectable offerings.While the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is definitely an indulgence, it's an experience to be celebrated and savored. The attention to detail, the unparalleled service, and the sheer variety of exceptional dishes make it more than just a meal – it's a culinary adventure. The ambiance was delightful, and the attentive staff added to the overall wonderful experience.Overall, the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is not just a meal, it's a celebration of exquisite flavors and a testament to the art of culinary indulgence. It's an experience that I will cherish and eagerly look forward to repeating. Thank you, Broadmoor, for an unforgettable brunch experience that truly exceeded all expectations!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Crab Legs, Pastries
Kat C.
Wow! The Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor was an absolute feast for the senses. The variety and quality of the breakfast stations were unparalleled, offering a culinary experience that exceeded all expectations. From the omelette station to the pancake station and the tantalizing dessert and raw bar stations, the array of options was truly impressive. One of the highlights of the brunch was the virgin bloody Mary, which was an absolute delight and perfectly complemented the exquisite flavors of the meal. And let's talk about the shrimp cocktail - I'm pretty sure I ate my weight in those succulent, perfectly chilled shrimp. They were an absolute standout among the many delectable offerings. While the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is definitely an indulgence, it's an experience to be celebrated and savored. The attention to detail, the unparalleled service, and the sheer variety of exceptional dishes make it more than just a meal - it's a culinary adventure. The ambiance was delightful, and the attentive staff added to the overall wonderful experience. Overall, the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is not just a meal, it's a celebration of exquisite flavors and a testament to the art of culinary indulgence. It's an experience that I will cherish and eagerly look forward to repeating. Thank you, Broadmoor, for an unforgettable brunch experience that truly exceeded all expectations!
DavidM
With the Broadmoor reputation, I had very high expectations for Sunday Brunch. The service was fantastic. And dining at the Broadmoor is a wonderful experience if you have never been there. But I do not think that $100 + per person (don't forget the automatically added 20% tip) was worth it. The food was ok / good. But it was not great. It was not magical. It was just a decent brunch.
Hands down the best breakfast in Colorado. Eight tables of resplendent choices. Exceptional environment.
Every time I come here, I leave disappointed. I’ve tried to give this place a chance over and over again, but the food quality never improves. We went here for Easter dinner and also to celebrate my husband’s birthday and didn’t even stay for dessert. My mother’s food was brought out cold, my husband’s steak wasn’t cooked how he requested and neither was mine. From the very beginning, the staff tried to seat us at the very back of the restaurant when the entire place was empty and my mother is walking with a crutch. The service was okay, but as far as steak goes, you’re better off cooking at home. For nearly $500, you’re better off going to STK or any other steakhouse in denver as my dry aged steak tasted like longhorn quality.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
The Broadmoor brunch is second to none (Brown Palace takes a close second for me), and I have been fortunate enough to try it many times over the years. It has always been pricey but you pay for the amazing atmosphere, convenience if you are staying t at Broadmoor, attentive service and good food (its definitely high quality and the variety is impressive but doesn't have anything unique, a and I think for this price it would make sense to have some specials that you keep going back for and can't find anywhere else). Overall, you have to indulge and try it at least once but it lost this wow factor for me and I would much rather try some new places for the fracture of the price.
Extremely disappointed to say the least. Bacon looked boiled and inedible, eggs dry and list goes on. We could have had a better brunch at Golden Corral and I hate that place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very good breakfast food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I have heard about the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor for many years and how great it was so I was excited to finally get a chance to go. However, it did not live up to the hype. Three times I asked for a glass of ice tea but never received it. Twice I asked for orange juice but never got that. I love bacon but it was so undercooked that I could not eat it. I was told that they would bring me an order of crispy bacon which I never got. I asked the server about it and he said he would bring it but never saw it. The scrambled eggs were cold. The clarified butter (which should be hot) was barely warm. The selection of food was good, staff was friendly but for the price, it was definitely not worth it. It was a big disappointment.
Spectacular! SO many options!! It's pricy so come hungry. Can't wait to go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Most amazing brunch I have ever had. Wide selection of food and there is something for everyone. The piano playing during brunch was a nice addition that I haven't experienced in awhile.
We chose the Broadmoor to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary . Initially, scheduling the brunch proved a bit challenging as the person taking reservations had a strong accent, making communication difficult. Despite booking for Feb 18, there was a mix-up, and our reservation was mistakenly set for the 25th. Fortunately, the host managed to accommodate us. However, upon calling later, I discovered they had also reserved a table for us in the first week of March without my knowledge. This lack of coordination could have resulted in a $100 no-show fee had I not double-checked. It was frustrating that their system couldn't efficiently track reservations by individual information, requiring manual checking of each Sunday. On the bright side, the brunch was delightful, though the overall experience felt overpriced at $300 for two people, including taxes and a mandatory 20% gratuity. In summary, while the food was enjoyable, the reservation process proved stressful, detracting from the overall experience.
The brunch is spectacular. Both the quality and the variety are great. There is no way anyone can try all the dishes available for the brunch. We try to get the family together for the Sunday brunch at least annually. We go ourselves more frequently. It is always exceptional.
Restaurantji Recommends
Amazing experience for Sunday brunch! The food and atmosphere were awesome and our server, David, only added to that! Bottomless mimosas were a wonderful touch. Looking forward to our next time there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crab Legs, Pancakes, Brioche French Toast
Very disappointed. We have lived in Colorado Springs for over 50 years and been to the Broadmoor buffet numerous times. This time it was not worth $140 each. It seemed less fancy and high end as I remebered. The food choices were all squeezed into a couple of buffet lines. The food was okay but not delicious as again I remembered years ago. I don't think we will be returning again because of it not living up to what I truly expected.
Wow! The Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor was an absolute feast for the senses. The variety and quality of the breakfast stations were unparalleled, offering a culinary experience that exceeded all expectations. From the omelette station to the pancake station and the tantalizing dessert and raw bar stations, the array of options was truly impressive.One of the highlights of the brunch was the virgin bloody Mary, which was an absolute delight and perfectly complemented the exquisite flavors of the meal. And let's talk about the shrimp cocktail – I'm pretty sure I ate my weight in those succulent, perfectly chilled shrimp. They were an absolute standout among the many delectable offerings.While the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is definitely an indulgence, it's an experience to be celebrated and savored. The attention to detail, the unparalleled service, and the sheer variety of exceptional dishes make it more than just a meal – it's a culinary adventure. The ambiance was delightful, and the attentive staff added to the overall wonderful experience.Overall, the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is not just a meal, it's a celebration of exquisite flavors and a testament to the art of culinary indulgence. It's an experience that I will cherish and eagerly look forward to repeating. Thank you, Broadmoor, for an unforgettable brunch experience that truly exceeded all expectations!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Crab Legs, Pastries
Wow! The Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor was an absolute feast for the senses. The variety and quality of the breakfast stations were unparalleled, offering a culinary experience that exceeded all expectations. From the omelette station to the pancake station and the tantalizing dessert and raw bar stations, the array of options was truly impressive. One of the highlights of the brunch was the virgin bloody Mary, which was an absolute delight and perfectly complemented the exquisite flavors of the meal. And let's talk about the shrimp cocktail - I'm pretty sure I ate my weight in those succulent, perfectly chilled shrimp. They were an absolute standout among the many delectable offerings. While the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is definitely an indulgence, it's an experience to be celebrated and savored. The attention to detail, the unparalleled service, and the sheer variety of exceptional dishes make it more than just a meal - it's a culinary adventure. The ambiance was delightful, and the attentive staff added to the overall wonderful experience. Overall, the Sunday brunch at the Broadmoor is not just a meal, it's a celebration of exquisite flavors and a testament to the art of culinary indulgence. It's an experience that I will cherish and eagerly look forward to repeating. Thank you, Broadmoor, for an unforgettable brunch experience that truly exceeded all expectations!
With the Broadmoor reputation, I had very high expectations for Sunday Brunch. The service was fantastic. And dining at the Broadmoor is a wonderful experience if you have never been there. But I do not think that $100 + per person (don't forget the automatically added 20% tip) was worth it. The food was ok / good. But it was not great. It was not magical. It was just a decent brunch.