Elysia G.
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When people say Denver doesn’t have culinary, I literally gasp. You really have to get out more.
Onefold is proof. We were looking for a tasty breakfast near our downtown hotel, and this spot delivers comfort food through a thoughtful fusion of Asian, Mexican, and French influences.
Flavor. Spice. Warmth. The kind of food that revives you after a very fun night of bar hopping, which at my age takes approximately two business days to recover.
What we ordered
• Crepe with fresh berries. Generous portion, not dainty or sad
• Bacon fried rice. My partner cleared the plate
• Iced vanilla latte. Perfectly balanced, not overly sweet
Service is simple and easy. Order at the counter, grab a number, and they bring your food and drinks. Smooth, efficient, no fuss.
There’s also a self-serve water station, always appreciated. The vibe is chill. A mix of people studying, downtown employees on breaks, tourists, and locals. Relaxed, not chaotic, and not trying too hard.
They have three locations, and we went to their Union Station location, which was perfect for being downtown.
Bonus points for weekday happy hour deals.
Morning 7–9am
Lunch 1–close
Denver food scene deniers, please sit this one out.