Denny’s

Breakfast at Denny’s is great. Too bad I don’t care about breakfast. Dinner items, on the other hand, are hit and miss. Had a spaghetti meatballs that was ridiculously dry. Hamburgers don’t hold together, whether you order one from the menu or make one yourself. Chicken strips are heavily breaded and dry. The fries are great, though, I have to give them that. But America’s Diner? Give me a break.

This is a great Denny’s compared to the one around in my area. The food was prices were well and the food was good. Only complaint is it can be packed sometimes and that can be annoying.

We ate here twice during a trip out-​of-​town. Our servers were great both times. We came in once for dinner then once for breakfast, and the place was busy both times but the staff kept up the pace.
Food is what you would expect for a diner. It was served hot and fast.
This is an older location but it was clean. The creepy stuffed animals at the top of the ledge near the ceiling over the workstation need to go away.
Food: 3
Ambiance: 3
Service: 4
Parking: 4

Random whim of the night to come down to Denny’s for dinner. It’s pretty stable and casual right? Tonight was as expected. It was pretty quiet. Only a few tables were booked at around 7 pm. Our server was very cordial though I wondered if the place was having ac problems. The fans were jacked up high but it wasn’t very cool inside. The family got some usual fare, mostly sandwiches. I tried the turkey blt with cheese and it was pretty good. The fries were a bit hard but what can you expect from a Denny’s? If you are looking for a safe choice to eat at this is where to go.

I was feeling adventurous, (honestly it was pure laziness cause I didn’t feel like going out of my way to one of my regular hangouts) so I stopped in at Dennys. Yes, Dennys. :-/​
For some reason the parking lot was packed and so was the restaurant. I was seated after a short wait.
The restaurant was fairly clean considering the crowd. Certain nothing fancy here, just plain basic American food served with no frills, kinda like an edible motel 6. You pays yer money, ya take the ride.
I ordered a Belgium slam, waffle, two eggs scrambled (since when do scrambled eggs consist of an omelet with no filling, nothing scrambled, but I digress) two strips of bacon and two sausage links.
The eggs, although folded on to itself and not scrambled, tasted fine. The sausage links were decent, the bacon barely edible. I don’t know where Dennys gets their bacon but I suspect it may be the same supplier that is used by Taco Bell for their meat. Barely fit for prisoners or feed for livestock.
The waffle was actually okay, crispy without being overcooked and not doughy. I would rate it as adequate… Nothing special but what you would expect a waffle should be.
Coffee… Well, for some reason I like Dennys coffee, it’s subjective, I know. Don’t hurt me.
Service was actually quite good. Jordan regularly checked in, kept the coffee coming, offered a smile, and generally took pretty good care of the table despite the place being busy.
Overall, I would rate the experience as mediocre with service being the bright spot.

This place was packed! It was about a 10 minuet wait to get seats. We got drinks fast but it was a long wait to get our order taken. It took some time to get our food but they where busy. The food was good and lots of food too. It was a little expensive for only 3 of us.

Little over the top on holiday flare senior Denny. Rotating Chris Kringles, psyoctically synced blinkie lights flashy Frostys that would put floozies to shame.
Décor aside, the food is exactly what I wanted/​needed. Service was spot on and the grand slam hit it home.

It is what it is, right? Consistent food as any other franchise I’ve tried. The service is always friendly and the shakes are awesome. The little niece loves the boxed mac ‘n cheese here so we stop here when in Wenatchee.