Five Great Brunch Spots in Centennial |
Five local favorites worth adding to your weekend plans. |
Here are five local favorites worth adding to your weekend plans.
1. Snooze, an A.M. EaterySnooze brings a playful, modern twist to traditional breakfast favorites. Its colorful menu features creative eggs Benedict, breakfast tacos, brunch cocktails and a variety of pancakes that can be combined into a pancake flight. The upbeat atmosphere makes Snooze an excellent choice for a casual meal with friends or family. It can get busy on weekends, so joining the online waitlist before leaving home is a smart idea.
Try: Pancake Flight, creative Benedicts or breakfast tacos
2. Doug’s DinerFor a friendly neighborhood breakfast with generous portions, Doug’s Diner is hard to beat. This comfortable local spot serves traditional diner favorites alongside hearty breakfast burritos, pancakes, omelets and dishes featuring flavorful green chile. Doug’s is especially appealing when you want a relaxed, satisfying breakfast without the fuss of a formal brunch experience. The Centennial location serves breakfast and lunch seven days a week. Current location details and hours are available on the restaurant’s website.
Try: Breakfast burrito, pancakes or a classic diner breakfast
Location: 15444 E. Orchard Road 3. First WatchFirst Watch offers a nice balance between traditional breakfast dishes and lighter, health-conscious choices. Diners can choose from omelets and griddle favorites as well as avocado toast, fresh juices and the popular A.M. Superfoods Bowl.
The restaurant also features rotating seasonal dishes and offers organic, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian selections. The Centennial location is open daily from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. First Watch Centennial
Try: Tri-Fecta, Million Dollar Bacon or A.M. Superfoods Bowl
4. ViewHouse CentennialWhen brunch is part of a celebration, ViewHouse Centennial delivers a much bigger experience. Its Sunday brunch buffet includes seafood towers, made-to-order omelets, sushi, a carving station and an assortment of breakfast and lunch favorites.
The buffet is currently offered Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for $44.95 per adult, with reduced pricing for children. Reservations are recommended, particularly for larger groups.
ViewHouse Sunday Brunch Buffet Best for: Celebrations, families and larger groups
5. The Perfect LandingThe Perfect Landing combines an extensive breakfast menu with one of the area’s most memorable settings. Located at Centennial Airport, the restaurant allows guests to watch airplanes arrive and depart while enjoying dishes such as lobster Benedict, crab-cake Benedict, prime-rib hash and chilaquiles. Window seating makes the experience especially enjoyable for aviation fans and families with children. Although its postal address is listed as Englewood, the restaurant is located at Centennial Airport. The Perfect Landing
Try: Lobster Benedict, prime-rib hash or chilaquiles
From the creative pancakes at Snooze to the runway views at The Perfect Landing, each of these restaurants offers its own take on the perfect Centennial brunch. Whichever one you choose, arrive hungry—and consider making a reservation or joining the waitlist before heading out. |
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Never heard of some of these! Looking forward to checking out that Sunday buffet at ViewHouse with friends next month.
Jaspreet SinghYou’ll have a blast. The ViewHouse brunch spread is massive and there’s something for everyone. Just make sure to book a table, Sundays get packed fast!
Hope you and your friends enjoy the brunch buffet at ViewHouse, it's especially popular for celebrations and group outings.
That lobster Benedict at The Perfect Landing is on another level. And watching the planes is a bonus. Highly recommend.
Thanks so much for the enthusiastic recommendation! The combination of delicious food and runway views at The Perfect Landing truly is a unique experience.
Went to Snooze last month. Creative food, but we waited almost an hour. Get there early if you hate lines!
ViewHouse is a cool spot for groups, but it's too much on regular weekends for us. I like the more low-key vibe at Doug's or First Watch.
That’s a great point, the more relaxed setting at Doug’s Diner or First Watch is ideal for low-key mornings, while ViewHouse shines when you want something a bit more festive.
First Watch can get busy on the weekends but their fresh juices make it worth the wait. Avocado toast is pretty solid too.
We hear you, weekend waits can be long, but First Watch’s fresh juices and satisfying avocado toast are always a hit!
Doug's Diner has my favorite breakfast burrito in town, hands down. Always hits the spot and you get a ton of food.
$45 for a brunch buffet at ViewHouse is wild. Is it really worth the price? Curious what folks think.
It’s definitely a splurge, but the ViewHouse brunch buffet offers a big variety, from seafood towers to sushi and carving stations, perfect for a special occasion or group outing.
We love Snooze but always forget about the online waitlist. Thanks for the reminder! Pancake flight is the way to go.
Glad the online waitlist tip was helpful, and we absolutely agree, the pancake flight at Snooze is a must-try!