The food at Racines is always good and the brunch especially so. I recommend either the Eggs Mazatlan or the Turkey and Smoked Gouda Croissant.

Nice big, dense, delicious Bagels. The best in town. Remember, you’ve got a hangover so don’t skimp on the cream cheese, and think about trying some smoked salmon lox.

The French Brunch here is great. Load up on crepes and you will feel better almost instantly.

Eggs. They are your friend when you are hungover. You can get them scrambled, fried, poached, and however else you like them at this great brunch spot.

Huge flakey biscuits, sugary deep-fried beignets, and delicious rice-pudding porridge. Everything on the menu at Luciles is designed to diffuse your hangover.

The only brunch in town served by Drag-queens. The service might be a clever gag, but the food is serious business. I recommend the Breakfast Casserole. It’s like a lasagne made of eggs and hash browns. Brilliant!

Omelettes, waffles, potatoes, and sausage. Le Peep has a breakfast menu like a greasy spoon diner, but cooks it up like a fine dining restaurant. Fresh and delicious always.

This gay bar is not typically celebrated for it’s food but every Sunday they hold a chili cook-off. Green chili, Red chili, Chili Con Carne. It’s always different and always great.

On weekends the Palace does an incredible Dim Sum Brunch. They wheel around carts laden with different dim sum dishes and you pick and choose till you are stuffed. Sweet, Savory, and unusual. This is my favorite brunch in denver. Your hangover won’t stand a chance.

Take a stroll around the central duck pond or rent a paddleboat and get out on the water. An hour in the park and you’ll feel brand new.

Wash Park looks like an Olympic Village at times. Everyone is effortlessly running and in perfect shape. Don’t be intimidated. Take a long slow walk and enjoy the sun and fresh air.

This little Par Three course is perfect for the first time golfer. It’s like putt-putt on a larger scale. It’s cheap to play and they will even loan you clubs at the starter house. It will take you less than an hour to play 9 holes and you will walk 2 miles without noticing.

Stella’s makes a really wonderful cup of coffee. Sit out on the deck, in the sunshine, and watch the world move by on quaint Old South Pearl Street. You will leave recharged.

This little coffee shop sells Lion Brand coffee from Hawaii. It is rich in flavor, as black as old engine oil, and will zap you back into alertness in no time.

If you are a fan of single malt scotches then this bar is perfect for you. They’ve got hundreds to choose from. I personally dislike scotch, and have a particular dislike for the snobs who drink it. Lucky for me, Pints also serves an ice cold cider that hits the spot.

Five bucks will buy you a bottomless mimosa at Sputnik’s Hangover Brunch. Bring a book or your laptop and let the power of Orange Juice and Champagne nurse you back to full strength.