Snooze Breakfast and Brunch at 2262 Larimer Street comes down to one choice: a Benedict for the savory round or the pineapple upside-down pancakes for the sweet one. The restaurant is open daily, so any day of the week works. Start with the Benedict, follow with the pancakes, and let the table run long.
What Snooze Serves in Ballpark
Two plates carry the kitchen: the pineapple upside-down pancakes and the Benedicts. Both are signature dishes on the Snooze Eatery site. Ballpark Denver describes the menu as inventive breakfast and brunch twists and uses those same two plates as its examples.
The Ballpark location page names three more signatures: the Signature Pancake Flight, the Choice Mimosa and the Ham Benedict III. It also puts the cost at $$. The Breakfast & Brunch Menu has a Signature Breakfast & Brunch section that includes The Snooze Classic, Biscuits & Gravy and the Denver Omelet. A table can swap hash browns or toast for any pancake, so an egg plate can arrive with a pancake alongside.
Two headline plates give a table an easy plan. The fall menu adds more to choose from: the Snooze Eatery home page names the Salmon Benedict, Tiramisu French Toast, Breakfast Tacos and Smothered Burrito among the new items. A fall Benedict can stand in for the savory half of the plan, and the pineapple upside-down pancakes cover the sweet half. Anyone who would rather start sweet can flip the order. For other neighborhoods, the Denver brunch guide sorts spots by area.
Opening Days on Larimer Street
The restaurant is open daily at 2262 Larimer Street, as Ballpark Denver states. The day can follow the plan instead of the other way around: a Tuesday breakfast and a Sunday brunch are equally available, and nothing about the schedule forces a weekend.
Walk in with the order decided. The Signature Pancake Flight is the one to look at if the table wants several pancakes rather than one stack. Anyone staying nearby for a ballgame weekend can check the hotels near Coors Field for a bed within reach of this table.
Drinks and the Patio Setting
Bottomless mimosas are on offer, and Ballpark Denver pairs them with community-favorite staples. The location page adds handcrafted mimosas and brunch cocktails, and the restaurant offers patio seating. Ballpark Denver calls the room sunny.
That puts a glass at the center of a long brunch, with the plate arriving alongside it. A Benedict, a stack of pineapple upside-down pancakes and a mimosa give the table a reason to stay put. This is a room for sitting down for a stretch, not for grabbing something to carry, and the patio is the seat to ask for when the weather allows.
When to Go
Pick a morning with time to spare. Because Snooze is open every day, a weekday breakfast and a weekend brunch both work. Order a Benedict for the savory round, then bring out the pineapple upside-down pancakes so the meal ends on something sweet. If the fall items tempt, the Salmon Benedict or the Tiramisu French Toast can take the place of either plate.
A table that wants a drink with the meal has the bottomless mimosas or the brunch cocktails, and a table that wants a pancake with every plate has the swap from hash browns or toast. For a different morning in another part of town, brunch in LoDo and LoDo breakfast hours cover the downtown side.
