Rise & Shine Biscuit Kitchen

So glad this location opened! We love Rise & Shine, but we don't love the lack of parking at the Sloan's Lake location. And the Pennsylvania St location isn't convenient for us, so this location is a great option! Service here is prompt with a lot of smiles, and there is a fair amount of seating to enjoy your biscuit haul before driving to your next destination. Love the biscuit of the day offerings, especially with an egg and a hashbrown on the sandwich! Their mocha and lattes are also tasty (Pablo's coffee is their bean of choice) - not to mention the OJ. Have yet to try the Hatteras (cinnamon roll made from biscuit dough) but I'm sure we will at some point...

Down home North Carolina cooking and hospitality in Denver? Yes, please! Despite having the obvious character flaws of being from Chapel Hill, the owners are NC transplants who have really tapped into what I hope will be a fantastic market. Loads of different kinds of biscuit sandwiches (not just typical breakfast fare) blanket the menu, and the ones we tried were all delicious. You have the option of a buttermilk biscuit or a daily themed biscuit (our day was Montreal Steak with steak seasoning in the biscuit). Service and food was terrific, and the pin board allowing fellow North Carolinians mark their city of origin was a cool, whimsical touch. Give Rise & Shine Biscuit Kitchen a shot!

I took my Dad here this morning and I haven't seen him this happy in a long time! We are natives of Raleigh, NC so he enjoyed putting a pin on the map after we ate. The biscuits were perfectly reminiscent of the South and even my Colorado-native husband adored the country ham biscuit! In addition to the amazing biscuits & very reasonable prices, the service here was nothing short of classic Southern hospitality. We were able to smile and laugh with our cashier (a native of Charlotte, NC whom I forgot to ask his name!!) as we discussed the joys of Southern living that we all adore. I can't wait to come back again!

This is how you do breakfast biscuits!!!Rise & Shine is located in a former salon which gives it a unique charm and great ambiance as you can sit on a stool or sit on a small sofa and look out the front windows. The art around the building is fun pop, and it makes for a great decor.The menu is fairly simple. You can start with a biscuit or a biscuit of the day and build your own or choose from a few offerings from traditional to trendy. I chose the Chapel Hill, a chicken biscuit worthy of the price point, and a Hatteras with frosting to finish (do yourself a favor and get yourself one of these!). Complemented with Danger Monkey flavored coffee, this was as perfect a breakfast as I've had in a long time. Got a Biscuit of the Day to go (Ginger Sesame), sad that I won't be able to get tomorrow's BOTS (Maple Brown Sugar), and 100% ecstatic that I decided to stop here for breakfast traveling through Denver this weekend!

What cool little place. My family and I had breakfast there the last day were in Lakewood. I had biscuits and gravy, which I enjoyed, more than filling. The staff was very nice and it feels like a small town eatery that everyone likes to go to eat and have a good conversation.

I got a biscuit with strawberry limoncello jam and a small chai with oatmilk to go. The biscuit was delicious, I'll be going back to try some of their biscuit sandwiches for lunch next. There was about a 15 minute wait on a Sunday morning, but the atmosphere was nice and there was a fair amount of indoor seating open

Visit all locations of Rise and Shine to have the same experience. Ie Good sandwiches, coffee and excellent, friendly staff. Each location has its very unique ambience. Enjoy!I only wish I remember to take pictures. Next time I am there, I will.

Inspired by my visit to their Denver location last week, I stopped by this location and the food preparation wasn't as successful, although the service was outstanding.The biscuit was greasy this time, eggs overly salted, sausage wasn't my cup of tea (i.e., reminiscent of McDonald's but not as juicy or abundant). Hmfph. To be fair, I am discerning about breakfast sausage to the point of being persnickety. I didn't opt for the biscuit of the day and maybe I should have.I wish the story was different but this this visit wouldn't stop me from returning. The people working here were great as they are so very welcoming. It might have just been an off preparation. This happens to me at home sometimes despite my best efforts when I am cooking something.

Food was Delicious. Coffee HOT. AFFORDABLE. Cool atmosphere. Near home. Could see this becoming a frequent stop.

Absolutely rock solid food at this place. It's hard to nail biscuits at altitude but this place did it. As good as anything I've having in south east United States. Staff is friendly and the place is welcoming. Not a ton of seating but it's nice inside and pretty chill.