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Two words: DOLLAR MIMOSAS. Thats all I would say if I didnt have to reach 140 characters. Since I do, Ill also add that the crowds get terrible here, …
Taylor Smith
The Buff Restaurant
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This is a good place. Food is pretty decent. Not your Colorado vegan place but a good college atmosphere. I can see the coaches and players eating her…
Brian
The Buff Restaurant
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Overall good portions and heavy standard American food with a little flare. Very busy, lots of lunch and breakfast options. Good fried chicken. Ok sou…
KitTay
The Buff Restaurant
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9 Reviews on “The Buff Restaurant”
Overall good portions and heavy standard American food with a little flare. Very busy, lots of lunch and breakfast options. Good fried chicken. Ok soup. Tasty waffle snd nice fruit selection. Cheap Sunday bloody Mary’s, lots of ice and a small glass so they go down quickly. The hamburger looked good. Salads too.
First time eating at the Buff and it was a great experience. We were seated right away and service was quick. The food was excellent and the portion size was fairly large. The ambiance was amazing, we came on a nice day so the garage doors were open. I would definitely come back and recommend to others.
One of the best breakfast spots in Boulder! Not only do they have great gluten-free options (including pancakes) they also have $1 Mimosa and Bloody Marys!My favorite are the Saddlebags (gluten-free, of course), which are pancakes filled with your choice of bacon or sausage. My other favorite is the Ole Skillet, smothered in green chilie sauce.Note that there is usually a line, but their new bar is open and ready to make you a cocktail, coffee or latte to help make your wait go by a bit faster. monikamcmahon.com
The biggest draw for this place is the dollar bloodys, dollar tequilla sunrises, and dollar mimosas that they offer (I believe only on weekends). However, their food is absolutely fantastic. While it’s a pain to try to get in here (with waiting times usually hovering around an hour on weekend mornings), the staff is attentive, efficient, and knowledgable. One waiter went as far as to go over the entire menu for a girl in our group who just had no idea what to order. My advice? Get the saddlebags. You’ll thank me later.
I’m finally jumping on the bandwagon. I love The Buff! My food was delicious. It’s just what I needed after Saturday night. I had the Ole; it was a cheesy, choriozy delicious dish. The best part is the .99c drinks with entree! They’re limit three, but they’re great with a boozy brunch. You can get a tequila sunrise, mimosas, or a bloody. In addition, it’s really great to see the owners pounding the pavement and helping out their employees. All-in-all, a great restaurant and I highly recommend. 🙂
Wonderful!. The whole family adored this place! Organic ketchup on the table, 99 cent mimosas, what’s not to like?? I had the Rustic Benedict and hubby had the breakfast tacos. The kiddos enjoyed pancakes (complete with smiley face), biscuits and bacon. We all cleaned our plates, and that’s a rare situation for us!
Boulder staple for foodies. This terrific place for breakfast or lunch is owned and operated by a diagnosed Celiac and the menu and kitchen are very gluten-free friendly. They offer several gluten-free omelets, french toast, chorizo dishes, etc. Because I am also dairy- and egg-sensitive and try to stay away from grain, my go-to breakfast is a side of oven-cooked bacon (yummy!), a side of sauted spinach, some avocado, and hot tea. Very popular and very crowded on weekends. Here’s a little known secret: Their french bread can be made upon request using their gluten free cinnamon raisin bread. It’s not on the menu but comes out wonderfully decadent! glutenfreerv.com