
Syrup Restaurant is a beloved Denver breakfast and brunch institution, proudly serving the community across five convenient locations. Known for its warm hospitality, modern comfort-food menu, and a fun, welcoming atmosphere, Syrup brings a creative twist to classic American breakfast. At Syrup, mornings start with hand-crafted dishes made from fresh, high-quality ingredients—fluffy pancakes, decadent French toast, savory Benedicts, house-made corned beef hash, sizzling skillets, and more. Whether you’re meeting friends for weekend brunch, grabbing a cozy weekday breakfast, dining with family, or fueling up before exploring Denver, Syrup offers a space that is friendly, upbeat, and always delicious. Syrup: Where Denver starts its day.
Creative pancakes served with a variety of syrup options, plus burgers, omelets & gluten-free items.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 300 Josephine St #20, Denver, CO 80206
Phone: (720) 945-1111
Website: https://www.syruprestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Service was fast and friendly. The space itself seemed a little dated although it wasn’t bad. They do have password protected Wi-Fi available for guests.
Parking can be problematic and/or expensive as is the case anywhere in Cherry Creek.
We were seated quickly and the menu had plenty of options, which was promising. But then our waitress showed up, took our order, and apparently decided her shift was over. No coffee refills, no straws, no “how’s the food?”, not even a polite glance in our direction. The only time she reappeared was when she slid the bill onto the table like she was dropping off bad news.
Meanwhile, when we flagged down another staff member about a missing egg on a burger, he whisked the plate away, then triumphantly returned with… the original plate and a lonely fried egg on the side. His exact words: “Hope this will work and we don’t have to remake it.” Ah yes, the gold standard of customer service… hope.
As for the food, my skillet had so much oil it could have doubled as a dip for breadsticks. Inedible doesn’t even begin to cover it.
And the cherry on this sundae? The receipt. Along with the overpriced meal, they tacked on a mysterious “restaurant impact surcharge” and “kitchen staffing fee.” Cute trick, but if you’re going to nickel-and-dime customers with hidden charges, at least have the decency to warn us on the menu first.
Bottom line: Syrup was a flop—disappointing food, lackluster service, and surprise fees that make you feel like you’re funding their payroll. We won’t be back, and we definitely won’t be recommending it to anyone else.