I breakfasted this morning at the Innsider, the house restaurant at the Holiday Inn Denver Lakewood .
A solid offering, hotel breakfasts are never a sure thing, and this one was pretty darn good.
There were three of us at table this morning, enjoying three quite different...
Read MoreI breakfasted this morning at the Innsider, the house restaurant at the Holiday Inn Denver Lakewood .
A solid offering, hotel breakfasts are never a sure thing, and this one was pretty darn good.
There were three of us at table this morning, enjoying three quite different offerings.
Dish #1 was the Malted Mini Waffles, served with mixed berries, whipped cream, and warm syrup.
The plating was quite attractive and also flavorful. The berries were fresh, the whipped cream rich, and the waffles had that lovely, malty flavor, which can frequently be mysteriously missing in some "malted" waffles.
Dish #2 was their Morning Breakfast Burrito. Made with two scrambled eggs, onion, peppers, bacon, crisp potatoes, and shredded cheese. It was served with both red and green salsa and was delicious enough to be consumed in mere moments (it seemed). I am providing a close-up to show the nicely balanced mix of ingredients.
The final dish on the table was the Breakfast Bowl, containing scrambled eggs, cheddar jack cheese, and one's choice of meat (the usual brekkie trio of either bacon, ham or sausage).
This was my dish, and I chose sausage. It was yummy, comforting, and filling, yet only contributing 425 calories to the daily total. I quite commonly enjoy (and review) the big skillet/shipwreck or luxurious omelet, but during this action-packed foray into the mountains, the lighter breakfast served me well.
It was by no means skimpy. The bowl was ample, and as it turns out, it powered me thru a day in which lunch didn't happen until 4:30.
The restaurant itself was clean and well run and possessed a full bar. It is also located directly in the hotel itself, which is a blessing to the weary traveler.
I often choose not to eat at the house restaurant, desiring somewhere a bit more adventuresome to dine, but I enjoyed my experience at the Innsider and would recommend it for guests weary or otherwise.
@RickiGoesOut
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