Maddie’s Restaurant

Great little neighborhood spot. Good food, great service, and friendly atmosphere.

Juicy blueberry pancakes. Yummy. The potato cakes were way greasy and overcooked. Too bad because it kind of left us not wanting to come back. Service very attentive.

I split the breakfast Maggie’s breakfast burrito with Turkey sausage with my sister and let me say I wasn’t impressed. Was expecting alot better with all the reviews, maybe I should have gotten the Benedict. The burrito was bland and that comes from a person who likes to eat his food on the blander side. Filled me up not horrible but not worth the price tag. Will give this place one more chance, maybe It was a slip up.

I’ve heard about Maddie’s but today was our first experience. We went at 10:15, thinking there would be a wait, but were seated in less than 5 minutes. The servers here are awesome — they hustle their tails off. When you order bottomless breakfast cocktails, you can mix and match (Bellini, Mimosa, or Bloody) — which is an awesome deal, in my book. And, like I alluded to, the second you are close to making that slurpy-​empty-​sound with your straw, the servers are there to offer you more/​another. The menu is well-​rounded and what we ordered (breakfast quesadilla, mini cinnamon rolls, and the chicken schnitzel) was tasty. We will be back. Thanks, Maddie’s!

Tiny, cute place. But just too tiny. Prepare to wait and get crammed in.
Food…uggh, I got the chicken schnitzel dish and was blown away at how small the chicken was. Like one chicken tender, pounded flat. I actually looked under the eggs and potatoes to see if there was some hidden. Nope! Three dry bites, no joke. Wife got the breakfast burrito which was much better portion wise, but lacked any finesse and was pretty much diner food plopped on a plate.
Bottomless mimosas…90% juice and our server was so busy that refills were slow coming. I only got 3 between sitting down and chatting for about 10 minutes after plates were cleared. Finally had to give up on my brunch buzz, especially since people were pacing outside of the patio while they were waiting for a table.
Overall, a huge disappointment and waste of money. Sorry, we won’t be back.

Corn beef Benedict wAs to die for! Good service great coffee. Though the place is tiny with probably 16 seats it was very welcome and friendly. The service was attentive and prompt. I would definitely go back and eat there again no hesitation whatsoever.

This is a cute spot but just a warning I think this would be the ideal brunch spot for two people. I came with a group of three and we got passed up multiple times in the waiting process because two people tables kept opening up but no place for the three of us. We ended up waiting about an hour to get a spot.
Once we sat down and tried the food though it was delicious! You have to try the donut fritters because those were absolutely amazing. The rest of the food was pretty killer too actually and I think it would be hard to go wrong with anything on the menu.

Oh wow! I did not expect the food here to be so good, but it was delicious! We had to wait about 30 minutes for a two-​person table as the restaurant is quite small (don’t go during prime hours). But the wait was pleasant as we were given coffee and lots of smile from the staff.
When we were finally able to order, the food came out quickly and it was soooo yummy! I had the veggie Benedict. I highly recommend it!
Such a nice little breakfast surprised.

Yummy! A little on the pricey side for lunch/​brunch, but really good food and really good service! Just make sure you’re there in time to catch a seat, because this place is popular; it fills up fast! You can also call ahead and order on your lunch break for either pickup or dine in. :)

I had very high expectations of this brunch spot after reading the reviews. The service was a bit slow due to how crowded it us. I thought they could have been more inviting. Food was ok. I didn’t care to finish it and I rarely leave breakfast leftovers. Probably won’t be going back.

Generous sized portion and the food tastes great. Went on a Tuesday morning for breakfast and it was a full house, so I can’t imagine how busy it would be on the weekend.
We will definitely be back.

Stopped by for a Friday morning breakfast. It’s a rather small place, but makes it feel cozy. As I walked up I noticed they served alcohol, so pretty much my kind of jam, even though it WAS only 9:30 in the morning on a weekday… Anyhow, it smelled great walking in and I was greeted like a friend and told to choose a seat. Ordered a frittata with potatoes and it was on point! Eggs cooked perfectly and the taters were just the right amount of crisp. Price was not bad at all. I will be back and I recommend you go as well!

In town on business from CA.
Found it on Unilocal.OMG! Amazing!
Seriously if I lived here Id be here everyday! Service– A+. Treated me like family. Food A++++! Pancake was the best in the world. I’m serious!

Cute little (very little) restaurant off Downing. They have bottomless mimosas and bloodys and you can mix/​match the two for one price, which is great.
I got their vegetarian benny and it was delicious. I would get it again.
I enjoyed the food, but due to the fact that it’s a small restaurant the wait can be upwards of an hour, and while we were eating, not that our waitress ever made us feel rushed, we just felt bad sitting there taking up time/​space while people started to crowd around waiting for their own table.

Cute little neighborhood spot!
Great mimosa special, and wonderful service.
The food was fresh, the place is not focused on being trendy or hip. Breakfast was delicious!

«Nostrovia!»
Breakfast so good you’ll pass the fuck out. Happened to one guy who was sitting at the table in front of us. Plan on waiting a few minutes on most days since the restaurant is tiny.
Holla at the Challah French toast. Also the Bottomless Mimosas are $ 12!

Always driven past this restaurant. Decided to give it a try.
For starters: No biscuits and gravy on the menu. No rye toast.
The business is very small, with a handful of tables, eight to be exact. Due to the holiday season it was packed full on a Wednesday morning before 9am. The meal was served quick.
I tried the customer favorite, «What Came First?,» with the house made chicken schnitzel, country gravy, two eggs, potatoes and wheat toast.
The meal was hot. The hearty portion of potatoes had red peppers and onions and took up half the plate. I did not eat them all. The country gravy was interesting, unlike anything I have ever had. Beef based? Seemed odd tasting. I am not a big fan of schnitzel. The chicken schnitzel was OK, sort of dry, but the gravy made it taste weird. There was a spoonful of gravy.
The coffee was dark and strong and good.
Overall a quaint dining experience with quick service and friendly staff. Their menu didn’t really do anything for me. I will probably never return unfortunately.
Support local businesses. Try it out. You’ll be glad you did.

My sister and I snuck out for an early breakfast without our children. We found Maddie’s on Unilocal and headed over. We went at 8 on a Saturday morning. Only a handful of people where there, which made me happy because it is small inside. Super cute, but small. Quaint.
We ordered coffee right away which we regretted, it was super strong. When we saw the table tent with morning drink specials we wished we had ordered one. Next time we are getting the Mimosa’s or the Coffee with Bourbon and Whipped Cream.
I ordered the Traditional Benedict, it came with ham and gouda. I also had the home fries with it. Delicious. Creamy, savory, really delicious. The home fries have delicious bits of red onion and red peppers, so good!
My sister ordered the Bacon and Cheese Colorado Cakes. They were good but so very greasy and the potatoes were overdone. Think it would be much better if they combined the veggie cake and the bacon and cheese one. Something else needs to be in there to absorb the grease. It was good, just greasy. She had to order additional cream cheese to tone it down and they charged her $ 1 for a dollup. We did not like that either.
I would recommend the ‘Benny’s’ but probably not the Colorado cakes. Next time we are going to try the Frittata and the pancakes. Can’t wait to bring my husband here too.
The portions are generous.

Maddie’s is very small square footage wise. It’s biggest table inside at best can sit four people but not comfortably.
Outside there’s two red communal tables. There you can have a big party sit together comfortably.
Maddie’s make up for the lack of square footage by serving down home awesome food. I had the challah French toast with a side of bacon. Topped with fresh fruits. This was really good!
The main reason we showed up today was their Bottomless Mimosa $ 12. Stiff and it comes in Pineapple, Grapefruit, O. J and Cranberry flavors. I tried them all. My favorite so far is the pineapple flavored mimi:)
Awesome staff. Their sticky buns are given free. Sorta like a free starter. They’re cute and tiny all three were gone in no time!
They have a small parking lot on the side. Or it’s an hour metered street parking maximum. Believe me that ONE HOUR is not enough if you’re having fun!

Was just running some errands in the DU area and decided to try a new breakfast spot! So glad we did! My boyfriend ordered the Maddie’s Burry (Breakfast Burrito) and I got the traditional benny — eggs benedicts are my go-​to for breakfast joints! But not all of them are great… I was really impressed with the poached eggs at Maddie’s! I love cutting open the egg and seeing the yolk spill over. The Benny comes with potatoes that were also delicious! My boyfriend’s burrito was huge! We had to take it to go! The burrito comes with fresh fruit, which is a great side to the filling burrito. We both commented that a lot of the menu items looked appetizing and it was hard to choose just one each. But our choices were great and we will definitely back to try others! The staff was also super friendly and fast — even though the place was packed inside and out!