Subject: Get more-info on the art-of-cooking

From: "Cooking Classes" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2014 11:53:55 -0700

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sugar butter and spread nicely on the french toast. My salmon benedict was nice- not many places who sell this dish, only my favorite restaurant, Plum's, and now one of my favorite restaurants in Denver, Snooze. All my mates said they would definitely eat here again because of the food. I personally liked the touch that the owner came out and explained what had happened. It was nice touch. That alone was the best part of the meal. The decor is fantastic! I absolutely love it! The round tables with booth like seats in the center of the room are really attractive, and the booths are super cozy and private. The menu gives so many great choices that it's really hard to decide. I went with the Steak Benedict with (this is where it goes a little south) cheddar hollandaise sauce. What is that? Well, let me tell you what it's not. It's not the flavor of either cheddar OR hollandaise sauce. It's just a flavorless, yellow semi-creamy liquid on top of my (slightly too hard) poached
eggs. STILL, despite that small issue, I did enjoy my meal. I am just a bit of a sauce freak. The hash browns were really good. One of my favorite things was the coffee mug. It's big and heavy and whimsically shaped, while at the same time being very comfortable. It's big enough to hold more than the usual cup, and thick enough to keep it warm. I love this place.; I've been a few times on my visits back to CO. There is a long wait (at least on the weekends), but it's totally worth it! The food is so yummy and they have a great staff. I was indecisive about what kind of pancakes I wanted for my pancake flight (AMAZING idea, by the way) and the server made some recommendations.It's so awesome that they don't just have plain pancakes, but several different, unique flavors. Then, he even brought out the one I couldn't decide between for my table to share. So awesome! I was so full when I left and very satisfied with my experience. Everyone else I was with loved their meals as well.
I don't live in Denver, but whenever I visit family, I always ask to go here during my stay! Given the rapture is due tomorrow, coming to steal your sinning souls, it's a good thing I made it to Snooze recently. But then again, should I happen to linger until October 21 (the "backup rapture") maybe it'll be easier to get a table. Snooze, an A.M. Eatery, has been on the gotta-try short list for months, ever since 5280 Magazine and friends touted this breakfast/lunch only spot. The problem with great buzz, word of mouth and being open for business just until 2:30p.m. is the wait. It can be hours. So early one Thursday morning on the way to the airport, and anticipating less foot traffic, took a chance on Snooze. And I'm part of the in crowd now. Facing several hours airborne, and not one who's a fan on bringing food on a plane, I bucked healthy egg white omelet