Best Brunch Restaurants in New Mexico

LOVED Brutø! Honestly the only reason I even considered taking a star off is because the parking situation in that area is kind of a disaster most nights, and I came on a Friday night so even more so. Nevertheless - the dinner itself was very enjoyable, the staff are incredibly knowledgeable about both the menu and the restaurant itself. The seating area is initiate and small, you kind of eat as a small group of 5, getting your courses of the menu (and add on drinks if you go for that) all at the same time. For ref, the cost for the tasting menu is $175 per person, but they have a 22% service charge (which includes tip), as well as a couple other smaller city-mandated charges which add up - the total for my dinner which had no add ons was $240. So be prepared for that! But I still think the unique-ness of the courses and the explanations we got were outstanding. For one of the dishes, they actually did give me a glass of a sparkling tea that is made by one of the prior owners of the Michelin restaurant “Noma” in Denmark which closed down in 2024 (previously held the title of “world’s best restaurant). They told me that even though I hadn’t purchased an add on, the caviar dish should have some kind of pairing so they just gave it to me. Thought that was very nice, and the sparkling tea was lovely! Side note: the bathroom is downstairs, shared with a bar that is also down there. It’s nothing special but the space for Brutø is small so makes sense. Overall - would def rec Brutø. It’s pricey but you’re paying for an experience, not just a meal. Would just rec you come early with plenty of time to find street parking.

AN unusual and intersting menu; Food was very good and service was excellent.

Delicious food/drinks and excellent service! Very intimate with great ambiance

The Broadmoor’s Sunday Brunch is nothing short of spectacular—a perfect blend of elegance, indulgence, and impeccable service. From the moment you step into the grand dining space, you're met with an air of sophistication and the tantalizing aromas of expertly prepared cuisine. My plate was a masterpiece of flavors, starting with a perfectly carved prime rib—tender, juicy, and rich with deep, savory goodness. The scrambled eggs were silky and well-seasoned, pairing beautifully with the vibrant, sautéed veggies that added a fresh, flavorful balance to the meal. Sipping on a well-brewed, robust cup of coffee only heightened the experience, adding a comforting warmth to the indulgence. But the grand finale? The banana pudding. Creamy, dreamy, and just the right amount of sweetness—each spoonful was a delight, making for a memorable end to an already impeccable brunch. The Broadmoor delivers not just a meal, but an experience—an opulent, leisurely affair that makes you want to return again and again. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply treating yourself, this brunch is a must!

The best Christmas buffet in Colorado...excellent variety of food...all prepared to outstanding taste ...with fantastic service ... we are proud to take 2 guest couples with us