Snooze, Dtc

Enjoys the pancake flight and finds its benedicts strong, though it is not very unique.

Says Snooze is overrated for a chain in town and would choose almost any other place instead.

Recommends snooze while anticipating disagreement about it.

Visitor who keeps it on their list for Broncos game trips and calls the breakfast food good.

Calls Snooze overpriced and underwhelming, and says its coffee is not that good.

Agrees that Snooze's quality has declined badly.

Has a love-hate view of Snooze; feels its food quality, portion size and staff attentiveness keep sliding.

Used to love this place but says quality has dropped as it expanded into more markets.

Names Snooze in a short list of brunch suggestions.

Calls Snooze good, while preferring two other spots.

Says Snooze's gluten-free pancakes are good and suggests a gluten-free app for finding food.

Agrees with the earlier complaint that Snooze has declined in standards.

Names Snooze as the answer and says they like it just fine.

Prefers Snooze's food and wider menu, and agrees its bloody is stronger than DBC's.

Says Snooze has good pancakes, though French Press has the better shrimp and grits.

Once loved this location, but says quality keeps dropping and it now trails nearby brunch restaurants.

Warned others off after a bad experience.

Thinks Snooze was good years ago but now draws tourists on reputation alone.

Pushes back on Snooze as a pick, without giving a reason.

Dislikes Snooze and won't give it more chances; says that location is near Original pancake house.

Says Snooze is not a real brunch because you order individual dishes rather than a buffet.

Praises the brunch at this Denver train-station spot and says they enjoyed their crab cake Benedict there.