In proper British fashion, the first of the year may be celebrated until 3 p.m. with corned beef hash or a traditional English breakfast complete with homemade sausage, a fried egg, tomato, mushroom and beans.

Reopening after the holiday festivities, Boulder's Café Aion will serve brunch promptly at 10 a.m. so guests can alleviate whatever ails them the day-after, with fresh baked goods, strong coffee and more.

With all the fixings for a festive holiday, try the tortas, lobster huevos ranchero, surf and turf, cinnamon sugar dusted churros, mimosas and more.

For a terrific duo and options galore, head to LoHi's Platte Street for either a quick in-and-out doughnut at Habit or indulge and take your time at Carbon with fabulous hangover helpers, such as the devil-fried waffles with sriracha maple.

The menu for brunch will remain the same as an average morning, but will add food specials and a bloody mary bar for the celebratory occasion.

With southern style and charm, MAX's may just be the first stop to take a load off and ease into the new year. Try an assortment of breakfast specials such as the prime rib hangover fries with cheese, scallions, bacon and jalapeños, or the sunnyside up eggs topped with a spicy lemon hollandaise. Bottomless mimosas are a no-brainer at $15 for all you can drink.

Ringing in the new year with Postino's expanded brunch menu with bound to be a success. Try the special made-from-scratch offerings like the walnut toast with triple creme brie and tart sweet house-made berry preserves or the ciabatta French toast. For a (not-so) oldie but goodie, order the butternut squash bruschetta with roasted pumpkin seeds, ricotta and fresh chives. Mimosas are the perfect addition to an already outstanding option.

If you're looking for something grand and incredibly indulgent to start the year off right, head to Punch Bowl Social. Starting at 8 a.m., the New Year's Day brunch and bloody mary bar will be in full-swing. The massive buffet features a prime rib carving station, egg stations, charcuterie platters, fresh fruits, baked goods, multiple salad options, mini pop tarts, sweet treats and more. Adults eat all they can for $35, kids 12 and under are just $10 and boys and girls under age 5 eat for free. After the feast, check out the private karaoke rooms and other activities.

At its multiple locations, ViewHouse will serve regular brunch offerings, from crab cake eggs benedict to French toast with salted caramel bananas.

Stop at this Pearl Street staple for a festive New Years Day chili cook off, with football action in the background and drink specials to keep the party going.

Next door neighbors Zengo & La Biblioteca ring in the new year together with bottomless brunches starting at 10 a.m. For $39 per person enjoy unlimited small plates and free-flowing brunch cocktails.

This newly remodeled East Colfax eatery is serving brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bonus: Live music from 12 to 3 p.m.