Kyle’s Kitchen

If you are looking for really good food and a welcoming atmosphere, this is your place. We just moved to the area and Kyle’s is our new go-​to for breakfast. It’s almost like going to Mom’s house for breakfast, but without the lectures. :)

Hands down my favorite breakfast spot in the city. Amazing food, spectacular green chili and it’s a trip back to 1955.

I love this place! The food is delicious! It’s a real joint with real charm. No pretentious highlands bs here! I’m Jewish and I can assure you that Kyle
And her staff have been nothing but kind to me for years. This claim of a KKK connection is ridiculous! 11 years ago customers made a «Kyles Koffee Klub» mug hanger. Not too sure how this can be taken the wrong way by anyone. I’ve been coming here for years and I highly recommend Kyles to anyone that’s not uppity!

Great little restaurant. The biscuits and gravy were delicious. I also got an omelette that had spinach, mushrooms, and cream cheese — fluffy deliciousness! I got hash browns but my friend got papitas — home fries? I don’t know, potato chunks — and those were way better than the hash browns. Also, the coffee was divine! Seems like a nice breakfast/​brunch spot in a great location!

Standard diner fare but these fools get extra credit for playing Sublime. Had some eggs and a hamburger. Legit. Will be back fo sho.

Just what we needed the morning after a few cocktails. Massive breakfast burritos, orange juice, and fresh coffee will leave you feeling recharged and revived. The ambiance is also spot on because you feel you are just at home in your kitchen drinking out of your own mug and soaking up the smells of a freshly made breakfast. If I lived in Denver I would become a regular!

This is one of my standby places for breakfast in North Denver. Just a small little café with decent food. They have been through a few cooks so the food is not consistent lately but always still decent. I like little breakfast places like this.

This place is awesome… Hands down my favorite breakfast place I’ve tried in the Denver area, and I’ve lived here nearly my whole life. Granted, it’s a old-​school diner, so if you’re looking for some trendy salmon infused cream puff pastry, look elsewhere. But if you want some good old fashion breakfast or lunch, Kyle’s Kitchen is where it’s at. They have the best biscuits and gravy (cuz the gravy is incredible) I’ve had this side of the Mississippi, and better than most I’ve had on that side. The staff is super friendly too, and the food generally comes out nice and quick. I’ve eaten here a ton and never been disappointed. Go get you some biscuits and gravy. Do it!

Good and quick eats. The plates are HUGE, bring a friend and split the meal. The staff is very friendly and they keep your coffee cup full!

Wow, this place WAS an awesome little neighborhood diner. Food was really bad today, potatoes tasted like fish, and Denver omelet tasted only of oil. Two stars for old time sake.

Their biscuits and gravy are so delicious!!! My husband said the country fried steak is really good!!!

Great food & service… always get a spot at the bar and always have trouble choosing what to get– love the green chile potatoes, benedicts, chicken fried steak– a classic! So good! Also like the eclectic coffee cup collection :)

Have tryed this restaurant many times. Its always great service and the food is what you would expect from a small mom and pop place, great.
You can substitute almost anything u want they are always eager to make u happy
Comfort food at it’s best, and the prices are great.

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A little history. Kyle’s Kitchen used to be called Kyle’s Koffee Klub, you know, KKK.
I should also mention they had a rooster, the Nazi Party’s mascot giving the Nazi Salute right front and center as if to say, this is who is welcome and who isn’t. I believe they had been there for awhile and this was only about 4 years ago. Food is diner style, service is diner style. If you’re looking for upscale, go upscale but I wouldn’t judge the staff on the owner’s personal opinion. I hate when people go to a diner/​dive bar/​etc. and try to critique the «service». Did you not know where you were going? Always Unilocal it!

This is your typical neighborhood diner. Nothing special about the ambiance here. If you’re looking for a fancy drink with your breakfast you won’t find it here.
What you will find is that waitress who sits down at your table, genuinely asks how you’re doing, and pleasantly takes your order. That classic service you just don’t find anywhere else.
The food was wonderful. We loved the breakfast burrito and added avocado on it. The banana nut waffle was also great. The drip coffee is nothing fancy.
Nice small little neighborhood joint. I really hope this place doesn’t get kicked off the block by all the fancier joints. A place like this is always a keeper and a great weekend and breakfast stop.

It’s a cute place, but the food just isn’t that great.
The French toast was really eggy, the coffee is pretty bad. Overall just cost too much for what you get. I recommend going to cozy cottage down the street.

Awesome little hole-​in-​the-​wall diner. Greasy spoon, great food, down-​home service.
Stopped in for lunch on a Wednesday with some buddies and all three of us loved our meals: Turkey club, patty melt, cheeseburger — perfect diner chow.
The server was right out of a little hometown diner — super friendly and a little endearing back talk.
I would definitely recommend Kyle’s for breakfast, burgers, and sandwiches. Great little diner.

Delicious, friendly, and quick.
We showed up here on two separate occasions throughout a 5 day period of staying in Denver. 5 of us all ordered bigger breakfasts and they came out without much wait at all.
We tried everything the country fried steak, waffles, pancakes, breakfast burrito and all the sides there.
Everything was cooked right (especially the bacon… ive dreamnt about the bacon every night since).
The staff was very friendly and funny. Would definitely recommend this for breakfast.

A small restaurant that would even make the smallest sushi places seem like a mansion. We were greeted almost promptly and without direction we just chose the only open table. You can either sit at the bar or one of the few tables. Service was really weird. I couldn’t figure out who our actual waiter/​waitress was. A total of 3 people served us as well as ignored us. It took them almost a total of 15 minutes to get to get drinks and take our orders.
On the flip side, my Hawaiian French Toast was delicious. Coconut and macadamia nuts served on French Toast. What a novel idea! That part was awesome. The hashed browns had no taste yet the temperature and texture were there. The sausage patties were great.
The whole experience felt like a sea saw. One thing was awesome, then something just really wasn’t GOOD followed by something good. I have never been clinically diagnosed as bipolar but now I have a good idea how it feels. Came in with a Living Social coupon and left with a quizzical look and a full belly. Still confused.

This place was ok… but nothing special that would bring me back again. A Living Social deal brought us here and this place just blends in to the other stores off Tennyson. I would have never noticed it before if it weren’t for Google telling me that I was at our destination.
They have about five tables so if you have a few people or want to sit at a table, get there early or prepare to sit at the counter and wait. I’m a huge breakfast person and a firm believer that breakfast places should have good, strong quality. Kyle’s does not and I could barely choke down half a cup of coffee (our server never bothered to offer to top it off either). They have a smaller menu and I do like that you can get half portions of certain meals and get fruit or tomatoes as your side item. I ordered the Grand omelet with bacon, cheese, topped with avocado. It was good but like the restaurant, nothing special. My boo got the Hawaiian french toast and dammmn, it was delicious with toasted coconut and macadamias (and only $ 6.75, you never see french toast for that cheap).
We barely saw our server and while the food was good, I don’t think it warranted a $ 26 tab for breakfast. Another Living Social fail, oh well.
PS-​Beware of the roosters…