Toast Fine Food & Coffee

Pancakes were really tough which was a weird experience but the idea was Aten. I give it a three with hopes Of returning soon.

I would recommend outside patio as it's quieter .

Have loved Toast for years, but the prices have definitely slowed how often we come back. $11 for a very watered down Cherry limeade and were surprised to find they now charge for kids refills (with much smaller cups than they previously had). Our family of 4 was at almost $30 in drinks alone (no alcohol).

I was seated right away.
I was gorgeous outside so it would have been nice to be asked if I would have preferred to sit outside - but I’m pretty sure it was packed. So it was fine.
I ordered the Chilaquiles and Crème Brûlée Specialty coffee/latte.
The Chilaquiles was on point. Only thing I think might be improved would be less of the chips or an additional egg, It’s a lot of chip-strips. However I did make a dent. 😉
The crème brûlée latte was good. Pretty sweet, if you really like sweet. Consider asking them to go light on the syrup.
Wait staff were pleasant and efficient, buzzing around and the food came out quickly.

I attached a picture of my Chilaquiles, but I promise it looked better before I cut it all up. 🤣 And the pickled onions- (almost forgot), I would get extra of those- delicious !

The ambience is adorable- little toast-shaped canvas paintings hung imitating famous works of art. I attached an example of the real Matisse painting for instance at the Phillips collection in DC and the cute little toast mini-me. So cute.
So if you are into fine art, and “fine food”… great place to grab a quick bite and fill your tummy.

Yum! The food is always on point and the service is friendly.

Found this restaurant thanks to TripAdvisor. On vacation with the family in the Denver area and wanted a solid breakfast option. This place did not disappoint. Great food and service.

I had the flight of French toast including a mix of their cinnamon roll and banana walnut. Both were excellent options.

My son loved the Monte Cristo while my wife enjoyed the apple, fig, and brie plate.

Overall, great place to eat if you're in the area. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Always good

Excellent in every way. Highly recommended. 10 stars!!!

I love breakfast at Toast. I like the variety of southwestern breakfast dishes as well as the frittata, omelettes and pancakes. Recent trip for my birthday I had a mocha coffee too. The chiquiles are awesome 👍 and beef brisket eggs Benedict 😋 yum.

Parking: Easy parking at new location

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pancake Flight, Creme Brulee Latte, Carnitas Chilaquiles

Cool menu and great service/food presentation. I will be back

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pancake Flight, Avocado Toast, Blueberry Pancakes with Lemon Curd

We’ve been regulars at Toast for nearly a year, typically visiting after church on Sundays. Unfortunately, the quality of both the food and service has been steadily declining, and today’s experience was the tipping point.

First, my daughter’s eggs arrived with a short black hair on them. When we brought this to the server’s attention, she took the plate without any apology or acknowledgment. The replacement eggs were no better—gray on one side. My husband didn’t feel comfortable giving them to our 3-year-old, but the server never inquired why they remained untouched, despite glancing at the plate multiple times. Mistakes happen, but her lack of professionalism was disappointing.

I also requested crispy bacon three times. After sending it back, it finally arrived charred and inedible. Similarly, my $6 chai tea was mostly foam, leaving the actual beverage value underwhelming.

The high chair provided was filthy, and we had to clean it ourselves with baby wipes. No one offered assistance or even a cleaning cloth, which added to the sense of poor attention to detail.

What’s most concerning, however, is the misleading information about their cooking practices. I’ve always requested my eggs be cooked in real butter, and until today, the server had accommodated this without issue. Today, however, I was told by both the server and a manager that the kitchen only uses canola oil and has no access to butter. This revelation left me feeling misled, as I’ve unknowingly been consuming food prepared with an oil that is both unhealthy and inconsistent with the quality one might expect from a place called “Toast Fine Food & Coffee.”

Overall, today’s visit was enough to make us reconsider ever coming back. The experience fell far short of the quality and service we’ve come to expect, and the misleading claims about ingredients are especially troubling. Toast has lost our trust, and sadly, this is likely our last visit.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

Got my food quick, and it was delicious! The staff was amazing! If this place was closer I'd definitely be going here more frequently!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Large portions with a home cooked feel. I tried the honey fried chicken with pancakes and gravy, and it was delicious. There was so much food that I was able to take home the leftovers and have it for lunch. I like to get the omelette with a side of green chili and then smother everything. The Benedict’s are all great!
We used their website to check in on our way there, so that when we got there we only had to wait about 5 minutes. Also, the coffee is always good!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Fantastic food and prices. The staff aren’t typically polite, but there are usually ultra busy, so I’m guessing that’s the main reason for that.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 3

Amazing food. The service was excellent. Monte Cristo was delicious. Also tried the chicken biscuit and the chilaquiles, everything was so good.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Carnitas Chilaquiles