The Cookery at Myrtle Hill

In the Gaylord Area and what a fun place to meet friends for a great meal! Getting there at 11:30 am before the noon crowd left us lots of seating choices and visit before the noise level went up. The food was all excellent. We asked about the Huevos Rancheros. Yes, they make the authentic ranchero sauce that has become illusive in the trendy spots. Yes, it was perfect! Very good dish! For me, I saw Beef Bourguignon on the menu and I’m through looking. Authentic and delicious! We all had the bottomless drip coffee. As a real serious coffee person, I would go for an upgrade to expresso or Americano next time. We all felt like that. Great service! Great Atmosphere! Awesome vibe going on here! Check it out. Park a block or two North and walk if you don’t find a place at first pass.

🪄The atmosphere here is wonderfully intimate and cozy. While the entire menu is impressive, the standout dishes are the thick-cut Challah French Toast topped with seasonal fruit and the savory Chicken and Waffles.🍗🧇 The drizzle of spicy syrup adds a unique kick that makes it a must-try for any brunch lover. 👍🏾

Amazing food! We sat outside in the back and it was so quaint and peaceful. Our server was so warm and friendly as well. Our breakfast was perfect, everything had great flavor and I loved the green chili. The jam and toast were my favorite part, you could tell both were made from scratch. Can't wait to go back!

We got the chicken and waffles and the spinach tomato and mushroom scramble. The waffle was a little spicy but it went well with the sweetness from the honey. The scramble was a very well done mix of flavors and it was filling.

Such a great last-minute brunch find! Popped in here on Easter Sunday and was so happy we didn’t have to wait long. The vibe was super friendly and welcoming. The Myrtle Hill Hash—the chipotle sauce added the perfect kick, and it was super satisfying. The pineapple mimosa was spot on with the champagne-to-juice ratio (always a win). The star was the pancake. It had a warm cinnamon-y, spiced flavor that made it way better than your average buttermilk pancake. Can’t wait to come back and try more!

Awesome breakfast spot! Got there at 8:30 on a Saturday and waited around 15-20 minutes. This place is decorated warmly and the staff is friendly. My friend and I got the quiche and split the crepe. The quiche was hearty and flavorful and the apple crepe was so well balanced. The apple crepe was not overly sweet and the granola inside added some great texture. I can’t wait to go back and try more of the menu. You can tell they cook things simply with thought and high quality ingredients.

This is a very cute, quaint eatery in the Washington Park neighborhood in Denver. The food was most delicious and the service was perfect. Highly recommend. Also, there is good shopping on the block.

We snagged bar seats to avoid a table wait, & it turned out to be the perfect decision. The atmosphere was laid-back and ideal for a cozy meal w/ no screens for distraction. Our server, Corey, was fantastic—so kind and attentive.🍴 The chicken and belgium waffles were a standout—smothered in gravy and absolutely delicious—and their homemade honey biscuits were out of this world. Definitely worth a visit! I’ve been on a mission to find an orange mocha in Denver, and while they didn’t have one, Corey generously let me take a mocha to-go just because! Such a sweet and unexpected gesture. ☕️ Every detail, from the thoughtful mocha gesture to the mouthwatering homemade honey biscuits, made this experience truly special. ❤️ - This place is added to the Favorites.