Turn that frown sunnyside up.
Chances are good that you’ve been meaning to check out the Ranch House for some time. You’ve definitely driven past it on East Colfax — one of those ubiquitous classic roadside diners along a busy thoroughfare that looks like it might just serve some delicious food belied by its more modest exterior. You’d be right in that: The Ranch House is worth pulling in to for some great old-school diner food done right.Open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
There’s nothing fancy about the Red Rooster: It’s in a strip mall on the west side of Washington Street, in a largely industrial area on the north side of Denver. But that's part of its charm, because this joint is all about the food and the service, both of which will keep you coming back. The portions are generous and the dishes delicious. If you come for breakfast, don’t miss the relleno omelet: This is what all green chiles hope to be when they grow up.Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
In 1969, Sam’s No. 3 — the flagship in a then-fifty-year-old restaurant empire — finally closed, but the Armatas family returned the diner to its original downtown block in 2004, along with additional locations in Aurora and Glendale. Along with the Coney Island favorites that made Sam’s popular in the 1920s, the voluminous, multi-page menu is fueled with diner-style American, Greek and Mexican dishes, including gigantic, green-chile-smothered breakfast burritos.
Both Swift’s Breakfast House and Swift's Kitchen are the sort of no-nonsense, street-side diners that seem to invite you in to have a seat and eat heartily — and it also serves Pete's Coney Island red chili . If you were a fan of the 20th Street Cafe, the folks at Swift’s seem to have taken a page from that eatery's handbook: This is good food, served with a smile and plenty of refills on your drinks.
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