5 Breakfast Restaurants in Fort Collins guaranteed not to disappoint
If there is one thing Fort Collins never falls short on, it’s breakfast. There are so many places available for locals, visitors and college students to try that it is almost impossible to ever get bored of spending your Saturday mornings enjoying brunch. The best part about it, is you can always find a new variety of foods if you want to step out of your comfort zone. From Million Dollar Bacon to New Orlean flavors to even Sweet Potato Pancakes, these places will never fail to surprise you. Here are 5 breakfast restaurants that will always start your mornings off on the right foot.
First Watch — Rustic Comfort Meets Clean Eating
First Watch is located down South College Avenue, making the drive farther but the wait time shorter from the busy downtown spots. Emily Kubilus, a CSU student says, “It feels like home, I’ve even cried in the middle of it.” Her go to order is the Elevated Egg Sandwich, which she says, “is the perfect combination of flavors.” Their rustic farmhouse atmosphere creates a space for anyone to enjoy.
Silver Grill Cafe — Local Classic
Silver Grill Cafe has a long, rich history in Fort Collins, being the oldest restaurant in Northern Colorado dating back to 1933. Their most notable feature is their famous cinnamon rolls, which is even offered as french toast and truly delicious. If you have a sweet tooth, this is a must have on your weekend.
Cafe Bluebird — Cozy Wonderland
Cafe Bluebird is located off of Laurel, right across the street from several CSU dorms. Providing a great, cozy location coupled with delicious food. There is no better place after a long Friday night out than Cafe Bluebird. The perfect remedy for a killer hangover. And their peach bourbon hot sauce, yum.
Lucile’s Creole Cafe — Mardi Gras meets Grandma’s house
Lucile’s is tucked away on the North side of CSU’s campus making this stop its own oasis. Abby Haneke, Senior at CSU says, “The beignets are a staple for Lucile’s since their food is home style New Orleans. They do a good job of making a chain restaurant feel very homey and a comfortable atmosphere.” Thats is, that’s all that needs to be said.
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery — Classic Breakfast with a Twist
Lindsay Mullen, a college student and avid breakfast eater says, “Snooze has a plethora of AMAZING pancakes but if I had to pick my favorite it would be the sweet potato. I love it because I love potatoes and pancakes and it has the perfect amount of sweetness. It is so worth it because the food is not like anywhere else and I can count on it tasting the same every time and I’m never disappointed.” Essentially, a pancake haven.
