Brunch is an Easter tradition for many friends and families. There are several hotels in Denver that serve brunch regularly on weekends, though most places step it up a few notches for Easter brunch. They offer more menu items, extended hours and other activities like Easter Egg hunts. Make reservations several weeks in advance to make sure your group can get in; availability fills up fast.
The Brown Palace is one of Denver's most luxurious hotels, and is often where the President stays when visiting Denver. The Brown Palace usually offers two different options for Easter brunch at its two restaurants, the Palace Arms and Ellyngton's. At The Palace Arms, guests can enjoy a prix fixe four-course meal that includes chicken and waffles, french toast, Cuban eggs benedict and a variety of other dishes. Ellyngton's hosts a more traditional brunch with different serving stations and cooked-to-order egg dishes.
The Brown Palace
321 17th St.
Denver, CO 80202
800-321-2599
brownpalace.com
The Inverness Hotel serves traditional Easter brunch at its restaurant, The Garden Terrace. All-you-can-eat brunch food is served, along with mimosas, coffee and juice. The Westword and City Search name this brunch "Denver's Best Brunch Buffet," and the Easter brunch is no exception. They serve fruits, cheeses, desserts, hot plates, cold plates, sea food, cooked-to-order eggs, breads, kids' options and much more.
Inverness Hotel
200 Inverness Dr.
West Englewood, CO 80112
800-832-9053
invernesshotel.com
Warwick Denver Hotel serves Easter Brunch at is restaurant, Randolph's. The menu includes several pastries, yogurt, salads, vegetables, eggs, bacon, potatoes, French toast, a variety of meats, breads, cheeses and several desserts. Mimosas are not included, but a cash bar is available in case you want an Easter brunch mimosa or Bloody Mary. Kids and seniors receive a discounted rate.
Warwick Denver Hotel
1776 Grant St.
Denver, CO 80203
800-203-3232
warwickdenver.com
