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You may think of the breakfast burrito as an on-the-go meal, something you pick up on your way to work and eat in one hand as you steer your car with the other (driving responsibly, of course). The classic Denver burrito will challenge that assumption, generally too big to eat with one hand and often smothered in green or red chile. So, consider this a sign to slow down your morning routine, grab a fork and knife, and prepare to dig into some of the Mile High City’s best breakfast burritos.
Chow down an array of brunch fare, both sweet and savory. | Photo courtesy of Paperboy If you’re getting into the city by train, your first introduction to a Denver breakfast might be Snooze, an A.M Eatery, a local institution with outposts throughout the state, including Union Station. It’s a great first impression for Denver’s breakfast scene, characterized by generous helpings of filling, golden-brown food, from corned beef hash to buttermilk pancakes.
You’ll be hard pressed to find a Korean restaurant in Denver that doesn’t have a single BBQ item, whether it’s LA galbi served on a ripping hot grill plate or bulgogi served in a rice bowl conveniently compact for a corporate lunch. However, Korean BBQ, in its traditional form, is a more engaged meal. Instead of ordering fully cooked food, you’re presented with a plate of neatly organized raw meat, ideally featuring some of the most decadent marbling you’ve ever seen, ready for grilling.
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