Mother Muff’s–An Old Colorado City Staple since 1979

The building at 2432 W. Colorado Avenue has been part of Old Colorado City’s story for well over a century. Built in 1901 as the Waycott Building, it quickly became a centerpiece of the neighborhood. In 1979, the building entered a new and unforgettable chapter when it became Meadow Muffins. The restaurant quickly became a beloved Old Colorado City institution—an eclectic place filled with curiosities, antiques, and pieces of movie lore where locals and visitors alike gathered to eat, drink, and dance. For decades, it was one of the area’s most recognizable and memorable hangouts.

Today, Mother Muff’s is known for something you won’t find anywhere else in Old Colorado City: breakfast served all day. Our menu features classic favorites like omelets and pancakes along with Mother’s specialties, including bacon skillets, breakfast pizza, and chicken and waffles. If breakfast isn’t calling your name, we also serve burgers, sandwiches, pizza, and a weekend favorite—Mother’s slow-roasted prime rib.

We’re proud to honor the history of this remarkable building.