It was a warm fall evening, so we sat on the patio (which is a great patio, by the way). The guacamole was outstanding. My house margarita was good, but nothing to write home about. For dinner, I had the Tacos Al Carbon and was pleasantly surprised. They were delicious. Only gripe is the waiter forgot to bring out one item, but it turned out to be a good thing as the tacos were more filling than expected.

The place was full of friendly people and lively conversation. There were plenty of standard breakfast items plus a good assortment of unique items that I can't wait to try in the future. I had the huevos rancheros per the recommendation of my friend and was pleasantly surprised as this is an item I am usually just so-so on. These were quite delicious. Next time I think I'll try the Bison Benedict.

The decor is well suited for the name. The owner is a big fan of Ralph Steadman and has a good amount of his artwork up around the restaurant. The wait staff dresses in fun pajamas and isn't afraid to give you a hard time if you're being indecisive. I quite liked this, but if you're looking for a more serious, traditional brunch place look elsewhere.

Even breakfast on days when I got around too late to make it at home.

I've not had one single thing there yet that I haven't enjoyed, and I've tried quite a few things. I highly recommend the BLT if you like them. This is one of the best I've had. They strive to use local ingredients when ever possible and each week the menu features a few new items along with some standards.

The staff and owner are all very friendly and make a point to learn the names of their regular customers. All around, very good stuff.

I highly recommend the steak and eggs benedict. Several friends rave about their pancakes, and they always have a very creative pancake of the day. I'll have to try them next time. The manager and all the staff are all quite friendly and will keep your coffee topped off regularly, but not to the point of annoyance.

Word of caution: Sunday and Saturday mornings betweeen 10 and 1 can be pretty busy so expect a wait then. They do have a self-serve coffee station for your wait though, so that helps.

They've got some unique menu items that will melt in your mouth and a seat at the sushi bar is a treat. The long narrow space feels nice and cozy while not feeling too packed.

Sushi Den has forever been known as the best sushi restaurant in Denver. And I can't say it hasn't deserved that right. But that was before Sushi Sasa came to town. Now, I think many would argue that Sushi Sasa is better. You can't go wrong with either, but most days, I'll take Sasa please.

Started the evening with the spring rolls and for dinner, had the Gaeng Daeng (Red Curry) with shrimp, at "Hot"/4 peppers (out of 5, dubbed "Thai Hot"). I don't normally get curry dishes but was pleasantly surprised by this one. Next time though, I'll give the 5-peppers/Thai Hot a go as four/Hot wasn't all that much heat, at least compared to the Thai places I would visit regularly in Denver.

This is certainly a place I'll come to again and again for really good (can't quite call it great) Thai food.

We're doing a little Friday BBQ lunch session each week at work. We've been to three so far and this tops them all so far. It is unanimous between seven of us. If you like BBQ, you'll love Yazoo's. And sitting out on their patio on a warm day can't be beat.