The Delectable Egg

 

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Mr. M.

Denver, CO

Another great breakfast joint. I have tried out most of their breakfast skillets while my wife has had their waffles, pancakes, and biscuits and gravy. She seems to have enjoyed all of them. My only gripe about the Delectable is that sometimes the skillets are really dry. It makes it hard to eat everything; however, most of the time, they are delicious. Definitely a great place to grab some grub before starting your day.

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Athena C.

Calabasas, CA

I loved eating here when I lived in Denver.  The servers were so attentive they remembered my name, the food fresh and cooked to perfection, and the place was clean.  What more can you ask for of a busy little breakfast spot?

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Jason C.

Arlington, VA

Confession: I love breakfast. I mean, I looooove breakfast, to the point of marrying it, if it was somehow physically possible! I mean, I'm in Denver, the city so famous a whole omelette's named after it :)

Anyways, I'm in town on business, and The Delectable Egg's on the way to my job site. I've eaten here twice so far, and plan on stopping by again tomorrow... it's that habit forming!

The first visit here, I had an Idaho skillet, which consisted of potatoes, melted cheese, scallions, onions, and crumpled bacon with two eggs. Today, I had the Mexican omelette, which was stuffed with chorizo, cheese, salsa, and topped with sour cream. I think I've got permanent artery hardening over the past two days, but if this is the cost of premature death, then call me Momma Cass!

Service is fast and friendly, and breakfast, juice, coffee, and a reasonable tip will set you back about $15, which isn't terribly bad (hey, I'm on per diem, so I don't care if I indulge occasionally!).

The verdict: screw IHOP! If you like breakfast, this is your Graceland!

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