Ellyngton's

Brunch at Ellyngtons today was perfect! Ellyngtons is now in their newly remodeled beautiful space, the menu has been updated with some very creative and fun menu items. Dawa took exceptional care of us, and I truly don't recall the last brunch we had that was this enjoyable. Do not miss the flavor packed spin on biscuits and gravy and Barbacoa eggs Benedict. Definitely a must try!

Delightful brunch in elegant surroundings! We loved the music and newly renovated room.

Went to Ellington's for the first time since they remodeled. Heartbroken that it now looks like a generic restaurant that you would find at a Holiday Inn. It's the Brown Palace, it should be elegant, classic and beautiful not a white "Modern" room of nothing. The place was empty on Saturday morning. The service was excellent and so was the food but just hated the atmosphere. Badly done Brown Palace!

Loved my experience at this restaurant. We went for a Sunday brunch after our anniversary, and it was great. Fun selection on the brunch menu. The menu is not too much but just enough to keep it creative. And the bottomless mimosas dinner hurt either. We ordered three entrees. One was a prime rib hash with eggs on top. That came out fantastic. Seasoned well and delicious. We also ordered French toast which was okay. I wish it would have had a little bit more creative flavor, but it was a good French toast. I ordered an Oscar omelette with hollandaise sauce, it was delicious. I love how it was creative. This is something that I would try to recreate, maybe in a different style, but the combination of flavors was great. The server was super fun and fantastic, I think all servers should be like her, especially in a beautiful hotel like the Brown Palace! Overall I would go here again. Bring family friends for a fun brunch. And the price is just right.

Our server Justin was awesome he was in great spirit serving us group of 7 ladies bottomless mimosas, he filled our drinks every time, laughed with us and suggested good food for brunch. We got to dine in our own private room and we loved it! Biscuits and gravy with scrambled eggs was delicious, the coffee and creamer was also so good. Originally booking our reservation we had no clue ellyngtons was inside the brown palace but glad it was we are all natives to Colorado and have never actually seen the place so it was quite nice! Thanks for the fun time and experience, give our server a raise 🥳😂

We had higher expectations for this place. The food was good. I understand busy, but the service was pretty frustrating. It took about 15 minutes to be greeted by the waiter and put a food order in. We had to notify the hostess that our waiter hasn't checked in with us at all. It took a while for our food to arrive. And a very long time for the waiter to check in with us with the check. We spent an hour and 45 mins on a breakfast that could've been 45 minutes.

Went here for Christmas brunch after the remodel. Ellyngtons used to be charming but now you feel as if you are eating in a Denny’s. Our folding table was flimsy, chairs were old, and we were sat next to the musicians, who were good but too loud. The food was good overall but not for the price. Spent $600 with tip for 4 people. No way will we go again. I have gone to other expensive restaurants that have much better atmosphere and comfort. Aesthetically the room makes me want to vomit. Whoever is responsible for this remodel should be fired. It doesn’t fit with the rest of the hotel. The server was nice and prompt, so at least there was that positive.

For a birthday meal, I had my heart set on a nice brunch. I chose Ellyngtons and now we’re laughing about the experience. The location? Beautiful! Upscale, antique, rife with old-world beauty and Italian renaissance architecture. The atrium where they were serving tea would have been better than the meal. I have NEVER had such awful food at such a price point. I got the prime rib corned beef hash. The meat was cubed, unflavored, hard and dry to an inedible point, the “green chili” was just vinegar-y (lending to an even more dried out meat), with a soggy hash brown mess. I hate wasting food but that was awful. My mom got the “crab” omelette and there was NO crab. Not even crab flavor. Light on the cheese and asparagus too. There was less than one stalk’s worth of asparagus in it. Overall, we are so shocked by how bad it is that we’re laughing about it. The service was good, the location was lovely, but the food….oye. Avoiding that forever.