Eating keto in Colorado Springs takes a little sorting: an egg plate, a salad and a pizza order are three very different projects. I’d start with a listed dish and check its sides. A gluten-free label doesn’t do that work for you.
This list was checked in October 2026. Menus change, so check the current menu before you go.
For ordering anywhere: start with protein plus vegetables, keep sauces on the side, and ask to leave off starchy extras.
Garden of the Gods Market and Cafe
616 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
This market and cafe has two useful starting points: the Cobb Salad and Deviled Eggs. Check the salad dressing and ask for it on the side. There isn’t a dedicated low-carb section, so don’t assume the rest of the breakfast menu follows the same pattern.
King’s Chef Diner
131 E Bijou St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
For a diner order, ask about a simple egg-based meal and whether the starchy sides can be left off. Check the menu through the site’s ordering options before settling on a plate. Hash browns don’t become keto just because they’re next to protein.
Menu and ordering information on the official site
Omelets Etc
1616 S 8th St, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
This breakfast spot lists the Veggie Lovers Omelet, T-Bone & Eggs, and Pork Chops and Eggs. Choose your main, then ask to leave off the default hash browns and toast or pancakes. Use the S 8th Street location listed above when planning your visit.
Mod Pizza
160 E Cheyenne Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
At this pizza chain, the useful keto starting point is The MOD Salad: romaine, arugula, mozzarella, parmesan, salami, olives and peppers. Check the dressing separately. Don’t plan around a crustless pizza here, and remember that gluten-free crust still needs a carb check.
The Archives
15 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The Archives is an underground cocktail bar inside Colorado Craft Tejon Street Social. Its Cobb Salad and Steak Salad are the menu choices to look at for a lower-carb meal. Both are marked gluten-free, which doesn’t settle their carb content; ask about dressings and toppings before ordering.
503W
503 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
503W serves contemporary American food with Asian influences. The Korean Horiatiki, with cucumber, feta and pickled onion, is a starting point; ask about the dressing. Edamame is another listed option to portion against your carb budget. Most mains involve rice bowls, bao or sliders, so this takes more planning than a straightforward steak order.
Omelette Parlor
900 E Fillmore St, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Omelette Parlor is a breakfast stop at the Fillmore Street address above. Build the conversation around an egg-based order, ask what’s in it, and check whether bread and potato sides can be omitted. Check the current menu before choosing fillings or sides; a gluten-free option isn’t necessarily low carb.
Front Range Barbeque
2220 Academy Pl, Colorado Springs, CO 80909
This barbecue restaurant has moved to Academy Pl while its old home is rebuilt. For keto, ask which meats can be ordered without sweet sauce and which vegetable sides fit your carb budget. Keep sauces separate and leave out bread, starchy sides and dessert. Check the current menu before making a plan.
Slice420
2501 W Colorado Ave Ste 108, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Slice420 sells New York-style pizza, including a gluten-free pizza. A keto order would need to leave out the crust. Check the current menu and ask whether a toppings-only order is possible before choosing it for a meal. There isn’t a verified keto crust here, so this is a conditional stop rather than an easy pizza solution.
For more ordering ideas, see the keto fast food guide and the guide to eggs on keto.