Toast Fine Food & Coffee

Recommending this place for a fantastic breakfast with great food and service. The bananas foster french toast was so perfect! Our server was prompt and attentive. We didn't have to wait long for our food even though it was really busy. We also tried the pountine fries, chicken fried steak and fried chicken and pancakes. I recommend sharing a meal if you are that type. There will be plenty of food. We had leftovers for breakfast the next day and everything still tasted just as good warmed up. If you decide to visit, make a reservation online first because it will save you time. They do get busy so if you have to wait, bring your coffee in a to-go mug and you will be just fine. The food is worth it!

I couldn’t visit a restaurant named “Toast” without trying their French toast- so we ordered the flight. The French toast flight is a really great item to share and to try all the different kinds- cinnamon roll, cinnamon apple, and berries and cream. I really enjoyed all of the different flavors especially the cinnamon roll toast. We got scrambled eggs and bacon as sides to make it a more complete breakfast. We came for brunch on a Tuesday morning so it was easy grab a table. The service was fast and the coffee was good. I see some reviewers say the price is steep for what you get and I don’t agree with that, I thought the prices were very reasonable. Definitely worth stopping in.

Toast is a local favorite for many of us. We rode our bikes there Saturday morning, sat outside immediately, and had great service and, as always, great food. I had the veggie omelette, which came with choice of potatoes or field greens, and, of course, Toast! My friend had the chorizo burrito, which was ginormous. We could’ve spilt either of our plates for a reasonable sized meal. Coffee was good & hot. I can’t comment on the indoor dining experience in this location, but it’s obviously bigger than their original place in Littleton. If you’re arriving via the Greenway trial by the river, be sure to go up the path on the south side of the bridge, up toward the Pint Room place.

I really want to give this place a better rating but just can’t. The menu is exciting and extensive, but the food just doesn’t match. My hash browns with my Benedict were dried out and crunchy on one side and soggy on the other. My brother order the honey chicken biscuits and his chicken was raw in the middle. The coffee and service were good. If I was local I would give it one more try, but I was disappointed for the price of the food.

Several people raved about this place and gave us a gift card, but to me, it's nothing to write home about. The french toast is decent. The pancakes and chicken isn't very good-- the chicken was like rubber and the bacon hidden in the mess of gravy was burnt. The sausage (despite being described as locally sourced yadayada) is basically what you get when you stay at the Hampton Inn. All in all, it's not the worst place in the world if you're starving, but certainly wouldn't go out of my way to come back. To add to this, it's definitely overpriced.

I’ve been wanting to try out Toast. When they were at the other location, at Sante Fe and Littleton Boulevard, getting in without a long wait seemed impossible. I had heard the food’s that good. Today was the day. I had a honey smoked salmon, and it was so tasty. I saw Creme brûlée on their drink menu. So, I had to see about that coffee dessert that, strictly speaking, wasn’t a dessert. Yum. Toast Fine Food and Coffee has plenty of seating, is inviting, has a lots of menu options, and is quick to serve. It’s also family friendly, gathering friendly, all around a good place to go.

Was very busy for a Sunday morning, but that is expected of any brunch place. Initial impressions, ambiance is pretty boring, but dressed as a typical breakfast diner. Not nearly as hip or fun or cool as some of the other places in the area. Food orders took pretty long, again, not a complaint given the time that we were there. The bloody Mary was great. Had a decent alcohol selection which was surprising as it didn't really give off the drink and brunch vibes.Food was okay. Very big portions which was nice. I ordered a standard breakfast and my wife ordered the French toast sampler. Eggs, toast, and bacon were average. But the hash browns I received were lukewarm. I also enjoy crispy hash browns and these were very soggy. The French toast was tasty, but because the portion was so big, the toast quickly became soggy because of the amount of sauce. Would probably recommend for any time other than Sunday morning. Would recommend to people who are looking for a good staple breakfast joint, someplace without all the bells and whistles. I'll definitely recommend for the bloody Mary. Maybe the food wasn't up to par because of how busy it was, Just very average and maybe a bit overpriced for how average it was.