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    Silver Grill Cafe

    4.2 (694 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    cinnamon roll
    Audrey B.

    Immediately when you walk in, the Silver Grill is super welcoming! Its very bright and cute, a little bit old-timey. Our server was so nice and super helpful. She even split our order for us! The Silver Grill is famous for their cinnamon rolls, and once you have one, you understand why. It's sweet but not overly so, and the warm cinnamon and frosting are TO DIE FOR! Also, it is HUGE, perfect for two people to share. We also shared the traditional Benedict, which has an English muffin, grilled ham (SO GOOD), and a poached egg, all smothered in a delicious and flavorful hollandaise. I definitely recommend ordering it. Additionally, they have two house hot sauces that are amazinggg. The red one is very spicy, and it was so good with the ham, but a bit too hot for the potatoes. The green sauce was spicy yet refreshing and paired perfectly with the crispy side of potatoes. I cannot recommend this place enough, if you're visiting Fort Collins, make sure you plan to stop here!

    Huevos

    Ok... what a happy accident. We were headed to urban egg which apparently closed and fell into this place hoping it would be good enough. Wow!! The chicken fried steak and huevos we're among the best we've ever had. Every element: perfect hash browns, perfect egg, perfect layer of flavors. And to top it off- they also know how to make a great latte! If only we had an ounce of space left we would have taken a cinnamon roll to go. Oh--and the service was also impressive! Quick and friendly.

    Turkey club
    Kiera S.

    The vibe here is fun and the service is great! It is a Fort Collins classic and has been operating since 1933. I got the eggs Benedict and cinnamon roll and both were delicious. I especially like the potato side, they're flavorful.

    Sarah C.

    I am absolutely obsessed with this place. I was back visiting foco and made sure to stop here. The food is delicious, the prices are great, the service is awesome, and the environment is family friendly! It is a bit loud so if you're sensitive to sound bring ear plugs! It's busy too! We had to wait but were able to walk around while waiting too! I love love love this place!!

    Reuben
    Mateo E.

    We pulled up near Old Town and strolled by the Silver Grill. There was a sizable crowd waiting outside. The smell of brunch wafted down the sidewalk. "Must be pretty good." A few hours later, we were in the mood for brunch and headed toward the car. No line. Yes. We were seated immediately. Our server came by quickly to welcome us and get drink orders. She was on point for our whole meal, checking just regularly enough. The menu offers choices galore for breakfast lunch, coffees, etc. On to the grub... Country breakfast: This is a big meal. The real heroes were the hash browns--seasoned and browned just right. Sausage patties were lackluster, evoking memories of free motel breakfasts--shoulda got bacon. The biscuit held up its end of the deal, The gravy had perfect thick texture, but little flavor. I'd get something else if we came back. Rueben: Very well made for a diner and big enough to take half home. The quality of beef used should be a selling point. Bit skimpy on the kraut. Kids pancakes disappeared quickly, along with a side of thick, tasty bacon. "World Famous" cinnamon rolls: We'd never heard of them but they looked and smelled good. Maybe they are revered around the world. If so, I'm not sure why. After 2-3 bites each, we agreed it was disappointing. Overall, we left stuffed and satisfied. Round up to four stars.

    Breakfast tacos
    Evelyn P.

    Silver Grill Cafe is a local favorite and a must visit if you're in the vicinity. The restaurant is rich in history and has a very homey feel. I always find myself admiring the old pictures of the space since its inception. They have plenty of seating with indoor and outdoor seating options. We arrived on a Saturday morning and were seated pretty quickly. Service was great! Our server was friendly and attentive. The food was delicious as always! We ordered the breakfast tacos which includes 3 soft corn tacos with scrambled eggs, tomato, peppers, onions and chedder jack cheese. Topped with avocado cream and cilantro. For the side, we ordered the hash browns. The meal was delicious and filling! We also ordered the country breakfast which includes 2 eggs, hash browns, choice of bacon, ham, sausage links or sausage patties with a biscuit and gravy and toast. I ordered the bacon and the cinnamon roll toast. The country breakfast was the ultimate comfort breakfast. The cinnamon rolls here are next level and a must have with your meal. The cinnamon roll toast is my favorite. It's a cinnamon roll, split and griddled with butter. It's perfectly toasted and has a light crunch. They also have traditional cinnamon rolls in mini and giant sizes as well as different flavors. They come in traditional/homestyle, pecan, and seasonal flavors. When we visited, they had the creme brûlée cinnamon roll as the seasonal roll. The only "downside" of this place is finding a place to park, but that's expected given the downtown location and the restaurant's popularity. Highly recommend visiting Silver Grill Cafe for a great meal!

    Breakfast Tacos

    Great service and incredible service by Lark. She was great and the food was sourced well and tasted amazing

    Country Fried Steak and Eggs
    Todd J.

    Great breakfast joint. This was our 2nd time here. You can't go wrong. They're always busy for a reason. I had the Country Fried Steak and Eggs (over-easy) with a side of Loaded Hashbrowns. My wife had the Breakfast Burrito add Chorizo. Both dishes were very good with the Burrito being our favorite. As usual, I forgot to take the pics until after we started.

    Giant Cinnamon Roll, cherry almond roll
    Abby R.

    We got the giant cinnamon roll, a mini pecan roll (that's all the had left size wise) and a giant roll of the month which was cherry almond! They were all SO good. I also got an iced latte. We got everything to go and had them as a picnic in a nearby park. Staff was so friendly and patient as we were deciding what we wanted. The place itself was very busy for sit down service, but we were able to walk in and get things to go with no issue.

    This is half portion!
    Ann C.

    The portions are hearty and delicious! Service is fast and love the counter seating! The setting is diner like with friendly staff. Try the fresh squeezed orange juice!!! Yum

    Gil S.

    This is straightforward a very good breakfast place. They are I guess famous for their Cinnamon Rolls and they are indeed very good but I'm not even a huge fan of Cinnamon Rolls anyway. The make a very good Benedict here, maybe one of the best and other items on the menu are really good too. The place can get pretty busy and there might be a wait. Service was excellent, for example, I wanted a small Cinnamon Roll, the server came back and said they were out of small ones but he would give me a large one without any extra charge. Those small things make a huge difference. The place is in a historic building and it's nice that they have some signage with the building history on premise. This is a very casual, busy place and it's also very clean and nice. It's going to be a breakfast favorite when I'm in Fort Collings.

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    Ask the Community - Silver Grill Cafe

    Would this be able to accommodate 15 people for a wedding party brunch? If yes can reservations be made?

    We're happy to work with you! Give us a call at 970-484-4656 or send a note via our website contact page (www.silvergrill.com) and we can figure out how to help you. Thank you!

    I am gluten intolerant do you have breakfast menu for that?

    We have everything marked as gluten free on the menu. Many things can be made with gluten free bread and corn beef hash is made with GF beer. Pretty good amount of options.

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