My grandma was a waitress at Denny's in Wichita for many years. She once talked a robber out of the burglary while it was happening. The cook later made the man return after he'd served his sentence to meet her and apologize. She was such a personality, and I miss her dearly.
@@jasonberry1307 I mean, how much are you exactly "meeting" someone during a robbery? "Hey, my name's Jeff, now give me all your monies"...lol but no, he came back in and met her in a not-as-stressful situation and sincerely apologized. He was having a rough patch in life and she understood and was happy he got things together.
Denny's is favorite breakfast chain. I have never had bad experience at one. They earned my loyalty when i was 18 and i was homeless, i coundt afford anything other than coffee and was there at 2am. One of the servers had a extra plate of pancakes and gave it to me. Been a loyal customer eversince.
Reminds me of a time I was wandering a new town looking for a Doobie for a few bucks that my mom gave me, I asked the first person I saw who happened to be in a similar situation to you, but close to a subway. He was chillin in the parking lot smoking a cigarette so I asked where to get pot. He said honestly he doesn't know and he's hitching his way somewhere and is just resting up, all sore and tired. He got some kinda loaded sub, combo and I didn't smoke a puff that weekend and I learned as a 14 year old what it meant to be a human being. Spent a few years homeless and always thought of him and wish everyday he does well. I hope you're the king of your jungle, my friend.
When I was 17, I worked at a movie theater. On weekends when we'd close, it would be like 2 in the morning, we would always go to Denny's to chill and have a dinner/breakfast together. Some of the best times ever.
My friend Ed and I regularly went to Denny's in Beorne,Texas. Great cooks,great staff. My friend past away a few years ago. I don't go as often as I used to. Not the same without my friend.
It's been ages since I've lived near a Denny's but their Grand Slam was my favorite. When I'm on the road and need a place to eat, I always look for Denny's.
I have cooked at many restaurants and Denny's was the busiest, most stressful kitchen that I ever worked in. The tickets just never stop and they were very corporate.
I'm from Costa Rica in central america, we have Denny's here and it will always have a special place in my heart, as it was the place where my parents and I would go religiously to have breakfast every birthday (it was our little birthday tradition). Even if they had to go to work that day or I had to go to school, we always made sure to make the time to go to Denny's for breakfast. One of my favorite memories with my mom and dad for sure
'The observation that “La Quinta is Spanish for ‘next to Denny’s'” is a joke made famous by the late comedian Mitch Hedberg. Last year, John Reiser, on his new jersey geographer blog, wrote up an analysis of this joke using data scraped from the respective websites of Denny’s (a diner chain) and La Quinta Inns and Suites (a hotel chain). We have used Reiser’s work as inspiration for developing a team-based homework assignment in both our undergraduate- and master’s-level statistical computing courses at Duke University.'
Our family still refers to them as Lenny's because of the ad campaign they ran in the 80s. It was soon after the famous "Where's the beef?" campaign, and Denny's replyed with an ad featuring three old ladies who kept calling the restaurant Lenny's.
I love Denny's. I wish there was one in the town I live. The only one in Nebraska that I know of is by Gretna, and that is about an hour's drive from where I live.
I worked my way through college by cooking for Denny's in the 70's. (For which I will always be grateful. They accommodated my schedule. Plus, I ate very well!) But short-order cooking is one of the most stressful jobs there is. I went into medicine and then business and even now, all these years later, when I'm under a lot of stress, my nightmares are about cooking at Denny's, always being rushed and always needing help. BTW, my paycheck stubs read "HAROLD BUTLER ENTERPRISES", not Denny's!
Alaskan here, We have gone from 6 24 hour diners to 1/2. I say this because we are down to one Village inn that is open from 9am to 7pm, and 1 dennys that is open drive through 24/7, and lobby open from 6am to 10pm. As a night owl who likes dine in, I feel like I cant go out to eat when I want to because these places arent open anymore(doesnt help that most have only upped starting wages to be competitive in the last 2 years)
Many years ago I had friends visiting from Canada when there wasn't any Denny's "north of the border." When I asked them where they wanted to eat, you guessed it-Denny's!
All I remember about Denny's in history class was a picture of the Black waitstaff forced to huddle in the bathrooms to keep the look of the establishment, "clean." I forget what occasions they did this for and why.
My father's side of the family is from the LA area, and I remember going to Denny's when I was a kid in the 60's. It was my grandfather's favorite restaurant.
My local dennys closed down in 2022 and was instantly turned in to a bob evans that opened about 2 months later which is packed every day.... kinda crazy how just a name change and slightly diff menu can get people in the door.
Always my parents weekly supper out place, in the 70's. When I worked swing shift, it was a stop for a like breakfast or coffee and BS with buddies. It was unfortunately closed, pre-pandemic. Possibly because it lost thru traffic because of a bypass, or maybe one of the corporate closures. I miss it. It was replace by a Jack In The Box.
@@floydsemlow8253 Yahoo News Canada blink-182-performed-denn... 'Oct 31, 2023 - The clip starts with bassist Mark Hoppus yelling into the microphone “What's up? What's up? What the f- is up Denny's?” before the band ...'
In 2023, I was sad when my city’s Denny’s Restaurant closed.😢 They were my favorite “non-fast food “ chain restaurant. I loved their Grand Slams, sandwiches, and chicken- fried steak.
Late 90s I'm around 10 years old and I seen my first ever grand slam commercial and my folks knew I wanted it so bad that they treated me to it on my birthday I loved it great memory and we never went to Dennys once b4 that commercial or once after my birthday lmao it was a great one and done sorta thing
Denny's here in North Dakota tends to cater to the 'over 60' crowd, and there is nothing wrong with that. Every time I've been to any Denny's in North Dakota, it was with my elderly parents, or I've seen a table full of retired women out for their Book Club night at Denny's, or retired people out for their Friday dinner at Denny's. My Dad was tickled pink to get an additional 15 % discount at Denny's with his AARP card, as well.
Denny's got a special place in my heart, me and my best friends went to one at 3 in the morning when we were in our early 20's tripping balls on some L and our server was a cute slender blonde with long pronounced vampire canine teeth. When we left we saw a purple car with a license plate that said vampirella which I can only assume was hers. It was an awesome time, I ate a Dagwood.
I went down to Denny's a few times during my March Break trips down to Niagara Falls in my Junior High days, the classic slam was always my favorite next to the classic burger combo. Thanks for uploading! (can we get a hint on the next video?)
5:54 Reminds me of our expedition-style trip to camp at the bottom of the Grand Canyon! There were actually a lot of people at the bottom, whole crowds of people!
In May of 2004, a group of people I was part of went to a Denny's in the Philadelphia area for breakfast. A couple of people ordered Grand Slams but I didn't want that as I don't eat eggs. They gave it to me anyway, claiming they were doing us a favor as it'd be cheaper to get it that way. Ended up totally wasting the eggs, though.
I always liked Denny's. There's none around here, but whenever I'd travel with the family we'd always go to one wherever they were cause they were always open and we knew the food would be good. The one that used to be here probably shut down cause the night staff absolutely didn't care about customers at all. The one time I went, it took almost an hour to get an order of fries and the dude who ordered pancakes had several bites taken out of them before they were served. But yeah, it's nice when places are always open so you know any time you can't sleep and are hungry or just wanna be around people, there's a place you can go where you won't be alone.
All I know is that pancakes don't taste the same to me if I'm not within 40 square feet of a washed up stripper, an alcoholic who is convinced his reflection in the window is taunting him, or a waitress with teeth as misaligned as they are multicolored.
I use to love Dennys, because the meals were affordable and the food was pretty good. Last year was the last time I go to one because the prices are too high and the portions are smaller. I’d rather pay the same at a better breakfast place. It’s a shame.
When I lived in Fairbanks Alaska, I worked at the world's farthest north Dennys. It was a popular place. They had to start closing early on weekends, as the bar crowd, military on a night out, would riot and tear up the place. I love Dennys. Too bad everything is so expensive
Denny's Japan serves a higher end and higher quality menu of items. It's like night and day difference. Definitely worth trying if you ever get a chance.
As someone who once had a car problems at 5 am in the morning on a road trip. And end up in a middle of no where with a Danny's near by. My only high lighting of that trip. And the staff at that one was so nice the decors were old fashioned country live vibe. Good memories may they last forever !
My hometown used to have 3 Denny's. Sadly, 2 of those have now closed within the last couple of years. There is still one open, so there's that. It was definitely a good place to go if one member of the group wants breakfast but not all od the.
generally satisfied by my Denny's dining experiences.....and they do seem to adapt to changes....for the future I think they will move from survival to thriving....likely over the next 3 to 5 years...just my thoughts....good video
When I worked in North Kansas City in the early 2000s, MO, the town had two Denny's, one a regular Denny's and about a mile away, a Denny's Diner.I don't know if they still do.
Denny's' CEO is Kelli Valade, appointed in Jun 2022, has a tenure of 1.75 years. total yearly compensation is $3.43M, comprised of 13.6% salary and 86.4% bonuses, including company stock and options. directly owns 0.15% of the company's shares, worth $724.86K
I don't think I've eaten at a Denny's since the mid-1990s after the time it took 30 minutes for someone to take our order, and over an hour to get one refill on our drinks. And my party was four out of the six customers in the store at 3PM. There's a reason all three of their locations nearest me closed out and never re-opened.
My first and only time at Denny's was when I had just returned from the UK. At the time obesity wasn't as big of a problem in the UK (or maybe I just didn't notice). I remember being shocked by how many obese people there were at the restaurant.
The Denny's in Louisville Kentucky needs help. The last time we were there we ended up walking out after being there for 30 minutes with no one even coming to the table after we were seated. The place was empty too.
Only ate at Denny's one time. The food was cold. At least it wasn't undercooked. I am personally hoping Weird History will cover the sad downfall of Burger Chef and Howard Johnson's, two pioneers of fast food that had the most unfair fates ever. Mcdonald's even straight up stole the Happy Meal from Burger Chef!
I think that Denny's should use the classic model (that they started to use in 1997) and expand it to most or all of their restaurants. In this day and age, the tried-and-true versions of anything are the most likely to be successful because of overall lack of security.
Are all Denny's doing that weird influencer menu or is it just the one near me? I thought it was super odd but now that I know they've been struggling post-pandemic, it makes a lot of sense
My grandma was a waitress at Denny's in Wichita for many years. She once talked a robber out of the burglary while it was happening. The cook later made the man return after he'd served his sentence to meet her and apologize. She was such a personality, and I miss her dearly.
Wow...what a great story!
Never underestimate a grandma
Didn’t the robber meet her during the robbery?
@@jasonberry1307 I mean, how much are you exactly "meeting" someone during a robbery? "Hey, my name's Jeff, now give me all your monies"...lol but no, he came back in and met her in a not-as-stressful situation and sincerely apologized. He was having a rough patch in life and she understood and was happy he got things together.
Denny's is favorite breakfast chain. I have never had bad experience at one. They earned my loyalty when i was 18 and i was homeless, i coundt afford anything other than coffee and was there at 2am. One of the servers had a extra plate of pancakes and gave it to me. Been a loyal customer eversince.
Awesome story, that was really cool of them!
Reminds me of a time I was wandering a new town looking for a Doobie for a few bucks that my mom gave me, I asked the first person I saw who happened to be in a similar situation to you, but close to a subway. He was chillin in the parking lot smoking a cigarette so I asked where to get pot. He said honestly he doesn't know and he's hitching his way somewhere and is just resting up, all sore and tired.
He got some kinda loaded sub, combo and I didn't smoke a puff that weekend and I learned as a 14 year old what it meant to be a human being. Spent a few years homeless and always thought of him and wish everyday he does well.
I hope you're the king of your jungle, my friend.
weird history food AND dennys!?
what a great way to start my morning! AT DENNYS!
I spent almost 30 yrs working for Dennys. Had so much fun.
Yeah nobody cares
You basically called yourself a loser
What a waste of life
You should do something about that kid
I will watch Weird History Food forever if every restaurant history is covered.
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Can't wait for them to cover the local pizza place just down the street from me with two locations total.
@@moth.monster I'd still watch that episode.
Seconded
When I was 17, I worked at a movie theater. On weekends when we'd close, it would be like 2 in the morning, we would always go to Denny's to chill and have a dinner/breakfast together. Some of the best times ever.
My friend Ed and I regularly went to Denny's in Beorne,Texas. Great cooks,great staff. My friend past away a few years ago. I don't go as often as I used to. Not the same without my friend.
It's been ages since I've lived near a Denny's but their Grand Slam was my favorite. When I'm on the road and need a place to eat, I always look for Denny's.
Ever try a Grand Slamwich?
they made it into a sandwich btw
I have cooked at many restaurants and Denny's was the busiest, most stressful kitchen that I ever worked in. The tickets just never stop and they were very corporate.
GRAND SALAMS
Moons Over My Hammy is a hangover delicacy...
UHHHH EWW. Lolzz
That’s Funny😂.
I'm from Costa Rica in central america, we have Denny's here and it will always have a special place in my heart, as it was the place where my parents and I would go religiously to have breakfast every birthday (it was our little birthday tradition). Even if they had to go to work that day or I had to go to school, we always made sure to make the time to go to Denny's for breakfast. One of my favorite memories with my mom and dad for sure
La Quinta, is Spanish for next-to-Denny's.
I don't get it despite speaking spanish
@chobies5383 Jay Leno made that joke in his monologue years ago.
@@jenniferlonnes7420Jay Leno was poor replacement for Johnny Carson.
@@chobies5383La Quinta Inn is a brand of motels, they must have some partnership with dennys as they are often in the same parking lot
'The observation that “La Quinta is Spanish for ‘next to Denny’s'” is a joke made famous by the late comedian Mitch Hedberg. Last year, John Reiser, on his new jersey geographer blog, wrote up an analysis of this joke using data scraped from the respective websites of Denny’s (a diner chain) and La Quinta Inns and Suites (a hotel chain). We have used Reiser’s work as inspiration for developing a team-based homework assignment in both our undergraduate- and master’s-level statistical computing courses at Duke University.'
I worked the all-night shift at Denny's in 1976-77, the era of the Pizza Omelet made with pepperoni, mozzarella cheese, and pizza sauce. 🍅🍅🍅🍕🍕🍕🧀🧀🧀
I was a mid shift cook at Denny's way back in the late 90's, early 2000's. After working there, I can still eat it to this day.
Our family still refers to them as Lenny's because of the ad campaign they ran in the 80s. It was soon after the famous "Where's the beef?" campaign, and Denny's replyed with an ad featuring three old ladies who kept calling the restaurant Lenny's.
Worked at DENNY'S for many years. It was one of the best fun jobs i ever had. There was a strict adherence to food and sanitation and safety
lol, dirty dirty place
Been to that last Sambo's a few times 10 years ago. Decent spot.
I'm from Mexico, everytime I go to Denny's I love the food.
Heard many bad stories and I guess I have luck? Never had a bad experience when I go
Cool looking store at 0:58. Lots of windows and homelike stones. I'd like to enjoy a snack sitting there now.
I'd like to see Weird History Food cover the history of the Milwaukee area diner chain George Webb.
I'd like to see a video for WHY KFC had to change their name to Kentucky Fried Chicken. All the rat stories can't be true.
I love Denny's. I wish there was one in the town I live. The only one in Nebraska that I know of is by Gretna, and that is about an hour's drive from where I live.
I worked my way through college by cooking for Denny's in the 70's. (For which I will always be grateful. They accommodated my schedule. Plus, I ate very well!) But short-order cooking is one of the most stressful jobs there is. I went into medicine and then business and even now, all these years later, when I'm under a lot of stress, my nightmares are about cooking at Denny's, always being rushed and always needing help.
BTW, my paycheck stubs read "HAROLD BUTLER ENTERPRISES", not Denny's!
Alaskan here, We have gone from 6 24 hour diners to 1/2. I say this because we are down to one Village inn that is open from 9am to 7pm, and 1 dennys that is open drive through 24/7, and lobby open from 6am to 10pm. As a night owl who likes dine in, I feel like I cant go out to eat when I want to because these places arent open anymore(doesnt help that most have only upped starting wages to be competitive in the last 2 years)
I like Denny's they got good pancakes and eggs
Many years ago I had friends visiting from Canada when there wasn't any Denny's "north of the border." When I asked them where they wanted to eat, you guessed it-Denny's!
I hear you loud and clear!
All I remember about Denny's in history class was a picture of the Black waitstaff forced to huddle in the bathrooms to keep the look of the establishment, "clean." I forget what occasions they did this for and why.
My father's side of the family is from the LA area, and I remember going to Denny's when I was a kid in the 60's. It was my grandfather's favorite restaurant.
There was a Dennys in Rockland, ME...I miss it and love the restaurant and wish there were more of them.
Always had good experiences at Denny’s!
Love their food
I wish one day I could go to a Denny's. This was a good ad for them.
Denny was one of the first places we got to eat during the pandemic. I'll never forget how happy eating out was to us during that whole thing
Denny's: the true Acapulco Gold
My local dennys closed down in 2022 and was instantly turned in to a bob evans that opened about 2 months later which is packed every day.... kinda crazy how just a name change and slightly diff menu can get people in the door.
Ahhh Denys… the one restaurant that is open at 6 AM for us to hang out after the rave at 6 AM(90s-2004), and only ordered water
Always my parents weekly supper out place, in the 70's. When I worked swing shift, it was a stop for a like breakfast or coffee and BS with buddies. It was unfortunately closed, pre-pandemic. Possibly because it lost thru traffic because of a bypass, or maybe one of the corporate closures. I miss it. It was replace by a Jack In The Box.
ate at Denny's yesterday.Never Disappoints!❤
Absolutely no mention of “what’s up? What’s up? What the f@“k is up Denny’s?!?”
Hardcore ❤
@@floydsemlow8253 Yahoo News Canada
blink-182-performed-denn...
'Oct 31, 2023 - The clip starts with bassist Mark Hoppus yelling into the microphone “What's up? What's up? What the f- is up Denny's?” before the band ...'
A true crime. An epic piece of history!
In 2023, I was sad when my city’s Denny’s Restaurant closed.😢 They were my favorite “non-fast food “ chain restaurant. I loved their Grand Slams, sandwiches, and chicken- fried steak.
Late 90s I'm around 10 years old and I seen my first ever grand slam commercial and my folks knew I wanted it so bad that they treated me to it on my birthday I loved it great memory and we never went to Dennys once b4 that commercial or once after my birthday lmao it was a great one and done sorta thing
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What a fascinating restaurant!
Aside from our hole in the wall little diners. Dennys was a staple all the way through the 80’s into the early 2000’s 🤙🏻
Denny's is my favorite diner so far, love to go very early in the morning.
I miss denny’s my HS friends and I used to hang out there all the time and hit it up after going out to clubs in college. Ihop is just too expensive.
Denny's here in North Dakota tends to cater to the 'over 60' crowd, and there is nothing wrong with that. Every time I've been to any Denny's in North Dakota, it was with my elderly parents, or I've seen a table full of retired women out for their Book Club night at Denny's, or retired people out for their Friday dinner at Denny's. My Dad was tickled pink to get an additional 15 % discount at Denny's with his AARP card, as well.
Denny's got a special place in my heart, me and my best friends went to one at 3 in the morning when we were in our early 20's tripping balls on some L and our server was a cute slender blonde with long pronounced vampire canine teeth. When we left we saw a purple car with a license plate that said vampirella which I can only assume was hers. It was an awesome time, I ate a Dagwood.
I don't see Perkins anymore, what happened to them? We used to love going to Perkins for breakfast!
The history of Perkins would be a good one for a deep dive like this.
Dear goodness no there foods nasty
I've been to a Perkins in White Bear, Minnesota.
Here in Great Falls mt it closed not to long ago, good pancakes
I went down to Denny's a few times during my March Break trips down to Niagara Falls in my Junior High days, the classic slam was always my favorite next to the classic burger combo. Thanks for uploading! (can we get a hint on the next video?)
Weird History Food: the more credible, enjoyable presentation of content you sidestep on Mashed.
5:54 Reminds me of our expedition-style trip to camp at the bottom of the Grand Canyon!
There were actually a lot of people at the bottom, whole crowds of people!
In May of 2004, a group of people I was part of went to a Denny's in the Philadelphia area for breakfast. A couple of people ordered Grand Slams but I didn't want that as I don't eat eggs. They gave it to me anyway, claiming they were doing us a favor as it'd be cheaper to get it that way. Ended up totally wasting the eggs, though.
I always liked Denny's. There's none around here, but whenever I'd travel with the family we'd always go to one wherever they were cause they were always open and we knew the food would be good. The one that used to be here probably shut down cause the night staff absolutely didn't care about customers at all. The one time I went, it took almost an hour to get an order of fries and the dude who ordered pancakes had several bites taken out of them before they were served. But yeah, it's nice when places are always open so you know any time you can't sleep and are hungry or just wanna be around people, there's a place you can go where you won't be alone.
All I know is that pancakes don't taste the same to me if I'm not within 40 square feet of a washed up stripper, an alcoholic who is convinced his reflection in the window is taunting him, or a waitress with teeth as misaligned as they are multicolored.
Perhaps but at least you don't have to deal with any late night drunken brawls lol
An “open 24 hours” format usually doesn’t attract people from the upper reaches of society!
So which one are you? (please don't say stripper)
@@ingridfong-daley5899 all of the above? :)
Why is there a bell with one notification next to your reply?
I remember Coffee Dan's In the 1960's in Albuquerque, NM.
I worked at a Denny's during the pandemic...it was rough.
I hope they pulll through.
So, it’s nice to know those Hobbit movies provided some good results for someone.
Moons Over Myhammy is the easily the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had.
I use to love Dennys, because the meals were affordable and the food was pretty good. Last year was the last time I go to one because the prices are too high and the portions are smaller. I’d rather pay the same at a better breakfast place. It’s a shame.
When I lived in Fairbanks Alaska, I worked at the world's farthest north Dennys. It was a popular place. They had to start closing early on weekends, as the bar crowd, military on a night out, would riot and tear up the place. I love Dennys. Too bad everything is so expensive
Denny's Japan serves a higher end and higher quality menu of items. It's like night and day difference. Definitely worth trying if you ever get a chance.
They had a GREAT promotion for the cartoon Sonic Underground. A show that NEEDS a reboot SO BADLY!!
Dennys is the only restaurant open at 4am when I get off work. Once or twice a month I find myself there eating breakfast haha
One of my first jobs ever was an overnight waitress at a Denny's. It was an interesting experience to be sure.
SHE SAID SMAUG CORRECTLY! AWESOME NARRATOR!!!!
As someone who once had a car problems at 5 am in the morning on a road trip. And end up in a middle of no where with a Danny's near by. My only high lighting of that trip. And the staff at that one was so nice the decors were old fashioned country live vibe. Good memories may they last forever !
I'll never forget the one I went to all the time had a huge 'cup of coffee' welcome mat when you walked in the door.
My hometown used to have 3 Denny's. Sadly, 2 of those have now closed within the last couple of years. There is still one open, so there's that. It was definitely a good place to go if one member of the group wants breakfast but not all od the.
generally satisfied by my Denny's dining experiences.....and they do seem to adapt to changes....for the future I think they will move from survival to thriving....likely over the next 3 to 5 years...just my thoughts....good video
5:30 I understood that reference 🧑🎄 📝
Nobody asked or cares
@@Jason-tz7ir nobody asked or cares
Dennys is not a restaurant chain: it's a lifestyle. Spent many nights there in my teens.
denny's never closes! and eating breakfast is good in there!
Moons over my hammy was always my favorite just because I liked saying it. 😅.
When I worked in North Kansas City in the early 2000s, MO, the town had two Denny's, one a regular Denny's and about a mile away, a Denny's Diner.I don't know if they still do.
Denny’s burgers are incredible. I thought it was a great move to start The Burger Den, that delivery app-only menu
Halway through this turned into an ad for Denny's.
Great documentary
I used to go to a place called Village Inn; have you any news on them?
Never been a huge fan of Denny's. The best local 24hr breakfast spot in Maryland is The Honey Bee. It's the best!
2:30 A.M on a Saturday night after the bars closed and later on in life Sunday mornings with my ex and my then step daughters.
My Female Cousin Luvina Rojas used to work at Denny's Diner in Riverside County, California.❤
Beard Meets Food surprise cameo😂
Should definitely do episodes on IHOP and Perkins
Denny's' CEO is Kelli Valade, appointed in Jun 2022, has a tenure of 1.75 years. total yearly compensation is $3.43M, comprised of 13.6% salary and 86.4% bonuses, including company stock and options. directly owns 0.15% of the company's shares, worth $724.86K
Did anyone else wince every time she said Smaug? 😂
I really wanna try Denny´s. Their food seems yummy.
I don't think I've eaten at a Denny's since the mid-1990s after the time it took 30 minutes for someone to take our order, and over an hour to get one refill on our drinks. And my party was four out of the six customers in the store at 3PM. There's a reason all three of their locations nearest me closed out and never re-opened.
WHAT THE FUCK IS UP, DENNY'S
This makes me an even bigger Denny's fan. None of my friends understand this.
My first and only time at Denny's was when I had just returned from the UK. At the time obesity wasn't as big of a problem in the UK (or maybe I just didn't notice). I remember being shocked by how many obese people there were at the restaurant.
Please do The History of IHOP
Village Inn as well
I think Dennys is way better.
Yoooo, her pronunciation of Smaug is on point... she didn't say Smog... she said Sma-ug... I like it.
The Denny's in Louisville Kentucky needs help. The last time we were there we ended up walking out after being there for 30 minutes with no one even coming to the table after we were seated. The place was empty too.
my dad works @ Denny’s
Only ate at Denny's one time. The food was cold. At least it wasn't undercooked. I am personally hoping Weird History will cover the sad downfall of Burger Chef and Howard Johnson's, two pioneers of fast food that had the most unfair fates ever. Mcdonald's even straight up stole the Happy Meal from Burger Chef!
Best breakfast place ever was Sambo’s.
I think that Denny's should use the classic model (that they started to use in 1997) and expand it to most or all of their restaurants.
In this day and age, the tried-and-true versions of anything are the most likely to be successful because of overall lack of security.
The flavors can't be beat with Denny's. I've always liked their hot cakes better than IHOP.
I've never gone to Denny's
nothing like going to 3 different Denny's on your birthday for free meals
Are all Denny's doing that weird influencer menu or is it just the one near me? I thought it was super odd but now that I know they've been struggling post-pandemic, it makes a lot of sense