Breakfast, like a pet goat, is nice to have, but is typically the first thing sacrificed when the cable guy threatens to take away TiVo next month. Honor the oft martyred meal with today's Groupon: For $10, you get $20 worth of hearty breakfast and lunch fare at Breakfast on Broadway in Englewood.

Breakfast on Broadway’s menu covers the broad expanse of breakfast and lunch, both of which are served daily. Commence consumption with the smothered breakfast burrito ($7.50), stuffed with scrambled eggs, potatoes, ham and pepper jack cheese, or silence nagging stomachs with some stuffed french toast ($7.50), filled with cointreau cream cheese, grilled, and supplemented by syrup and whipped butter. If sweetness doesn't suit your morning humors, try the Swedish benedict ($10.50), a savory serving of poached eggs stacked upon a gracious foundation of smoked salmon and potato cakes before singing in the showers of a dill hollandaise. Lunch options are equally plentiful. Exercise incisors with a perfect reuben ($8) grilled to sturdy resistance, or a hot veggie wrap ($7), built from a basil sun-dried tomato tortilla, bursting with goat cheese, marinated asparagus, and roasted mushrooms.

Breakfast on Broadway's novelty signpost, a frying pan with eggy orb and utensils, beckons hungry passersby like a siren who's a better chef than singer. The interior is equally inviting, with diner-style seating, a fully stocked bar, and wide windows that let in morning and afternoon sunlight. On Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays, access the depths of the mythical bottomless mimosa for $6.

Reviews

Breakfast on Broadway was featured in The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News. Eighty percent of Urbanspooners recommend the restaurant. Yelpers give it a 3.5 star average:

• Breakfast on Broadway is standing room only on weekends. The owners of this new-ish Englewood restaurant took no time finding the killer app: straightforward breakfast, brunch and lunch fare (eggs Benedict, omelets, sandwiches and some of the city's more absurd — and delicious — pancakes) with plenty of parking out front. – Tucker Shaw, The Denver Post