This was a terrible experience! The Turkey melt did not have the sun-dried tomato sauce. The bacon seemed like leftover bacon slices. They were the thinnest and smallest slices. So all we had was two pieces of Turkey with cheese that was not fully melted so we had to microwave wave it and add bbq sauce. The giddy up melt was not burnt ends, it was burnt sliced up beef. If you ever been to Kansas City, the home of burnt ends, this was not even close to being to the level of the worst burnt ends in KC. It was very bland flavor. Finally the Hot Mess was anything but a hot mess. Once again dry beef that didn't even fill up the full length of the bread. I had no sauce and no flavor in the meat so we had to add chick-fil-a sauce to make it edible. When I looked at the receipt it all became clear. It was prepared at Denny's and sold as the Meltdown. This would have only been good at 2am when you are drunk like most Denny's food. This was a bait and switch by Denny's. This was not a $50 dinner!
Sayan Brahma
Its inside Dennis. The bread felt stale and something had a bitter after taste. The fried chicken with Nashville sauce was good. Absolutely overpriced!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Jim Lusk
It's just Dennys. But you have to order online. The dessert is not what is described online.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Robert H.
You should know this is JUST Denny's re-branding to look artisanal/small-business/whatever. Food is fine for Denny's, but that's all it is- every item on the menu can be mapped to a Denny's offering. Don't be scammed.
David Li
Bit overpriced
Dave K.
In the frustrating search for an excellent grilled breakfast sandwich I have found The Meltdown, a ghost kitchen run out of -- in this instance -- a Denny's in Sunnyvale that has a great menu of grilled sandwiches. I had the Breakfast N Bread melt -- bacon, cheese, and egg which was great. (For some reason they put mayo on it by default, and I'd recommend ticking the box to remove it.) The sandwich, by the way, was huge -- while I'd ordered two, next time I will order only one and split it with my wife.The trick: they are only available through Doordash (hence the ghost kitchen comment). My net: if you want a nice melted / grilled sandwich for some comfort food, I'd give it try.
This was a terrible experience! The Turkey melt did not have the sun-dried tomato sauce. The bacon seemed like leftover bacon slices. They were the thinnest and smallest slices. So all we had was two pieces of Turkey with cheese that was not fully melted so we had to microwave wave it and add bbq sauce. The giddy up melt was not burnt ends, it was burnt sliced up beef. If you ever been to Kansas City, the home of burnt ends, this was not even close to being to the level of the worst burnt ends in KC. It was very bland flavor. Finally the Hot Mess was anything but a hot mess. Once again dry beef that didn't even fill up the full length of the bread. I had no sauce and no flavor in the meat so we had to add chick-fil-a sauce to make it edible. When I looked at the receipt it all became clear. It was prepared at Denny's and sold as the Meltdown. This would have only been good at 2am when you are drunk like most Denny's food. This was a bait and switch by Denny's. This was not a $50 dinner!
Its inside Dennis. The bread felt stale and something had a bitter after taste. The fried chicken with Nashville sauce was good. Absolutely overpriced!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
It's just Dennys. But you have to order online. The dessert is not what is described online.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
You should know this is JUST Denny's re-branding to look artisanal/small-business/whatever. Food is fine for Denny's, but that's all it is- every item on the menu can be mapped to a Denny's offering. Don't be scammed.
Bit overpriced
In the frustrating search for an excellent grilled breakfast sandwich I have found The Meltdown, a ghost kitchen run out of -- in this instance -- a Denny's in Sunnyvale that has a great menu of grilled sandwiches. I had the Breakfast N Bread melt -- bacon, cheese, and egg which was great. (For some reason they put mayo on it by default, and I'd recommend ticking the box to remove it.) The sandwich, by the way, was huge -- while I'd ordered two, next time I will order only one and split it with my wife.The trick: they are only available through Doordash (hence the ghost kitchen comment). My net: if you want a nice melted / grilled sandwich for some comfort food, I'd give it try.
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