Y'all, this is just Dennys -_-Don't get me wrong I absolutely LOVE Dennys but no where does this say it's a Dennys location so when I'm trying to find the building I'm obviously looking for somewhere that says "The Meltdown". I tried calling the number provided and took me about 40 minutes before anyone actually answered and by the time I was able to figure this stupid out the sandwich was just sitting....gross..... I ordered the hot mess melt and it's just the normal pot roast Dennys sells on the senior menu in between bread. Also not worth $20 So beyong disappointed..
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Hot Mess Melt
brandon brizo
Food is so good and looks exactly like the pictures. If you’ve seen regular show this is the real life cheeseerz and it’s the best compliment I can give.
Alexander R.
This sucks they take along time it's been 52 minutes and still have not got my drink it's just me and my brother
Brianna J.
I usually don't do this but this service deserved a review, Ana G. Is always taking care of us and making sure we are good and always happy. If you come in for breakfast make sure to ask for her
Stephen B.
Our group has been enjoying breakfast with Annie as our waitress for over five years. Once a month we all have the Over 55+ Breakfast. Her service is outstanding. Somehow she remembers what we all like. We will be going back again and again!
Stephanie B.
Seriously been here over 30 minutes still no food. Kitchen staff yelling to waiter that's she's trying.... Seriously restaurants should just close if you don't have the staff!!!! Another fine example oh joe Biden letting people sit as home On their a** instead of working... why work if the government will pay you to sit on your a** and do nothing!!!! I wish I knew how to do that! How do these people sit an elderly couple down, not bring them menus come ask them what they want and have to be told they need a menu then finally get them their food and not bring them any silverware... what a horrific dinner! Won't be back!!!
Michelle G.
Omg been here few times now a 24 hour restaurant that has a sign on door saying to gos only if I wanted to go I'd of ordered to go I travel and like to stop in when I return to wind down if I don't wanna cook apparently they don't want to either both times have been on Wednesday nites every other time appear to be open smh I guess IHOP it is
Elliott C.
Thos Less a review and more of a Thank You & personal memory that i hopefully cherish later. Americana Salt - Denny's Let me first say "Thank You" to the people that work here. If you're reading this, there's an extremly high % you already know what Denny's is about. I repeatedly say the service you get at a Denny's or IHop Diner is better then that of more costly restaurants and can rival the high ends, yet their tip % is fractional to those peers. I have always found the people wearing the uniform at these restaurants earnest and hard working. My Dad is in his young 70s and loves this Dennys inparticular and will always direct me to take him here because their fixture in service and reasonable prices. We've been coming to this spot throughout the last decade. There is Above and beyond genuine care: On our last visit , we show up & walking out the entrance is a waiter escorting a very elderly women to her car, at her pace. I wish I was smart enough to catch a photo of this act as it was only seen by me and my pops. It was touching and recognizable as just different. It's an example of what Is generally experience each time I come. In this diner I have really connected with my Dad best, the hot plate of food, coffee, & atmosphere has helped me induce great & memorable conversations with him over the years. Selection of food has something for everyone. The skillet dishes are my Go To's. "Thank you" - Elliott
Troy M.
I'm currently sitting here at this Denny's or slow disrespectful no respect for nobody and they are having a 45 minute wait on food and like 510 minutes late on milkshakes
Jennifer our waitress was amazing!!! It's Saturday 11:53, only waited 5 min for a table!! Food was fresh and awesome!!! Coffee was fantastic, place is clean and staff is super duper cool!!! Ty Dennys!!!
Jory M.
Night shift sucks, waiter taking our order walks away serves two other tables, and serves one table that got here after us. Comes back with a napkin trying find our order he started. So, my response plain and simple night shift sucks
Marc G.
My wife and I enter Denny's and wait to be seated. Shortly after, a man appearing to be in his 50's wearing an untucked polo shirt hanging sloppily down to his hips approaches, stops to face us and says absolutely nothing. I'm only guessing, but based on his attire, he may be the manager or a shift supervisor of some sort, not a waiter. So now we are all facing each other, I decide to say "Good morning" because it's obvious he wants us to be the first to speak. He then says "Two?" and adds "Good morning...". After we confirm it's just two of us, there is a very long awkward pause followed by the man saying something to the effect of "I have to think where I sat the last person(s)", he then gestures for us to follow him. We follow him to an area where he stops, turns around and holds his arms out without saying one word. I am assuming he is trying to let us know we are free to choose any of the available seating around him, table or booth. We chose the booth and proceed to sit, however as I'm about to sit, he leans toward me and asks "what does your shirt say in the back?". I turn my body slightly to show him and I say "Where America's Day Begins", the man reacts with a disapproving smirk, which I can only guess means he is not impressed. It is noteworthy to mention that I am wearing a T-shirt that says "Guam U.S.A." in the front, with a design and words in the back that say "Where America's Day Begins". The man then says something to the effect of "I'm surprised that even shows up on a map", to which I respond, "yeah, it's a pretty important island". The man responds back: "I would think that other place somewhere below Florida, what is it called....?" To which I interject "Guantanamo Bay?", he says "yes, I would think that is more important". At this point, I have no idea how to react, I don't know if this person is just completely clueless, but I then respond with "They have a lot of military bases on Guam". His response to this was a rushed "yes, yes....", indicating he knows this. The exchange was already insulting, awkward and unpleasant, I did not know where this guy is trying to go with this comments. Perhaps he sensed I was feeling annoyed at this point and somehow ended the dialogue with something like "ok, well enjoy your meal...." or some other basic phrase I can't recall in order to wrap up the conversation and be on his way. My wife and I sat there astonished, disgusted and shocked. My wife asked "do you want to eat somewhere else?" I turned my head back and looked to see where the man was, he was a distance away, possibly preparing to seat other guests. However he glanced over at me, it was apparent that he was still very aware of my presence or curious about me for whatever reason, our eyes met, he lifted one hand with palm facing up as if to say "yes? What's up?", I didn't say anything, he then gestures with a thumbs up as if to say "everything good?". At this point I'm wondering what in the world is going on with the guy. I turn to my wife and tell her we need to leave. As I walk past him, he says "is something wrong?", I ignored him and we left. Please know the following: My father is from Guam, he is part of the indigenous population of this U.S. territory and served in the U.S. Army with a tour in Vietnam. Many of Guam's residents currently serve in the military and countless others are veterans. I was born on Guam and lived there for 20 years of my life. Why is an employee of this restaurant insulting me with condescending, ignorant and rude remarks about the island I come from? I did not want to cause a scene, but I was fuming inside, this is absolutely unacceptable behavior from an employee of a recognized establishment, much less a manager/supervisor. I have gone to this restaurant many times before, not so much in recent
Donna Y.
We really enjoyed our visit! The lady who seated us had a beautiful smile to share and was very pleasant. But the real treat was our waitress Tammy! What a pure joy! Sweet as all get out,attentive, quick with the refills and conversation even though she was obviously busy hopping from one table to the next- being equally fantastic at each! She had a neck fan on and when we asked about it, she even put it on my neck for me to try out-- above and beyond ! It's easy to take " servers" for granted and expect humdrum service even though they do a difficult job, but it's wonderful to go to a restaurant with great people who work there- especially ones like Tammy. Thanks Tammy for making the world a better place one sweet smile at a time!
Jerry W.
Went late at night after a long shift. Food was really good and only 3 other tables taken when I got there. Service was fine also. My only problem was the two young girls who sat in the first booth talking about how they can get a co-worker fired. This went on the whole time I was there. It sounded like they settled on making up bad reviews on the website. Im not sure if they knew I could hear them or they just didn't care. I even tried to call the day time manager but phone just rang busy for two days. So I gave up. I hate to see someone lose their job over brat kids causing problems. Who ever Jessica is there she better watch herself. Those kids are out to get her.
Oooey, goooey,and delicious ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Onion Rings
Y'all, this is just Dennys -_-Don't get me wrong I absolutely LOVE Dennys but no where does this say it's a Dennys location so when I'm trying to find the building I'm obviously looking for somewhere that says "The Meltdown". I tried calling the number provided and took me about 40 minutes before anyone actually answered and by the time I was able to figure this stupid out the sandwich was just sitting....gross..... I ordered the hot mess melt and it's just the normal pot roast Dennys sells on the senior menu in between bread. Also not worth $20 So beyong disappointed..
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Hot Mess Melt
Food is so good and looks exactly like the pictures. If you’ve seen regular show this is the real life cheeseerz and it’s the best compliment I can give.
This sucks they take along time it's been 52 minutes and still have not got my drink it's just me and my brother
I usually don't do this but this service deserved a review, Ana G. Is always taking care of us and making sure we are good and always happy. If you come in for breakfast make sure to ask for her
Our group has been enjoying breakfast with Annie as our waitress for over five years. Once a month we all have the Over 55+ Breakfast. Her service is outstanding. Somehow she remembers what we all like. We will be going back again and again!
Seriously been here over 30 minutes still no food. Kitchen staff yelling to waiter that's she's trying.... Seriously restaurants should just close if you don't have the staff!!!! Another fine example oh joe Biden letting people sit as home On their a** instead of working... why work if the government will pay you to sit on your a** and do nothing!!!! I wish I knew how to do that! How do these people sit an elderly couple down, not bring them menus come ask them what they want and have to be told they need a menu then finally get them their food and not bring them any silverware... what a horrific dinner! Won't be back!!!
Omg been here few times now a 24 hour restaurant that has a sign on door saying to gos only if I wanted to go I'd of ordered to go I travel and like to stop in when I return to wind down if I don't wanna cook apparently they don't want to either both times have been on Wednesday nites every other time appear to be open smh I guess IHOP it is
Thos Less a review and more of a Thank You & personal memory that i hopefully cherish later. Americana Salt - Denny's Let me first say "Thank You" to the people that work here. If you're reading this, there's an extremly high % you already know what Denny's is about. I repeatedly say the service you get at a Denny's or IHop Diner is better then that of more costly restaurants and can rival the high ends, yet their tip % is fractional to those peers. I have always found the people wearing the uniform at these restaurants earnest and hard working. My Dad is in his young 70s and loves this Dennys inparticular and will always direct me to take him here because their fixture in service and reasonable prices. We've been coming to this spot throughout the last decade. There is Above and beyond genuine care: On our last visit , we show up & walking out the entrance is a waiter escorting a very elderly women to her car, at her pace. I wish I was smart enough to catch a photo of this act as it was only seen by me and my pops. It was touching and recognizable as just different. It's an example of what Is generally experience each time I come. In this diner I have really connected with my Dad best, the hot plate of food, coffee, & atmosphere has helped me induce great & memorable conversations with him over the years. Selection of food has something for everyone. The skillet dishes are my Go To's. "Thank you" - Elliott
I'm currently sitting here at this Denny's or slow disrespectful no respect for nobody and they are having a 45 minute wait on food and like 510 minutes late on milkshakes
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Jennifer our waitress was amazing!!! It's Saturday 11:53, only waited 5 min for a table!! Food was fresh and awesome!!! Coffee was fantastic, place is clean and staff is super duper cool!!! Ty Dennys!!!
Night shift sucks, waiter taking our order walks away serves two other tables, and serves one table that got here after us. Comes back with a napkin trying find our order he started. So, my response plain and simple night shift sucks
My wife and I enter Denny's and wait to be seated. Shortly after, a man appearing to be in his 50's wearing an untucked polo shirt hanging sloppily down to his hips approaches, stops to face us and says absolutely nothing. I'm only guessing, but based on his attire, he may be the manager or a shift supervisor of some sort, not a waiter. So now we are all facing each other, I decide to say "Good morning" because it's obvious he wants us to be the first to speak. He then says "Two?" and adds "Good morning...". After we confirm it's just two of us, there is a very long awkward pause followed by the man saying something to the effect of "I have to think where I sat the last person(s)", he then gestures for us to follow him. We follow him to an area where he stops, turns around and holds his arms out without saying one word. I am assuming he is trying to let us know we are free to choose any of the available seating around him, table or booth. We chose the booth and proceed to sit, however as I'm about to sit, he leans toward me and asks "what does your shirt say in the back?". I turn my body slightly to show him and I say "Where America's Day Begins", the man reacts with a disapproving smirk, which I can only guess means he is not impressed. It is noteworthy to mention that I am wearing a T-shirt that says "Guam U.S.A." in the front, with a design and words in the back that say "Where America's Day Begins". The man then says something to the effect of "I'm surprised that even shows up on a map", to which I respond, "yeah, it's a pretty important island". The man responds back: "I would think that other place somewhere below Florida, what is it called....?" To which I interject "Guantanamo Bay?", he says "yes, I would think that is more important". At this point, I have no idea how to react, I don't know if this person is just completely clueless, but I then respond with "They have a lot of military bases on Guam". His response to this was a rushed "yes, yes....", indicating he knows this. The exchange was already insulting, awkward and unpleasant, I did not know where this guy is trying to go with this comments. Perhaps he sensed I was feeling annoyed at this point and somehow ended the dialogue with something like "ok, well enjoy your meal...." or some other basic phrase I can't recall in order to wrap up the conversation and be on his way. My wife and I sat there astonished, disgusted and shocked. My wife asked "do you want to eat somewhere else?" I turned my head back and looked to see where the man was, he was a distance away, possibly preparing to seat other guests. However he glanced over at me, it was apparent that he was still very aware of my presence or curious about me for whatever reason, our eyes met, he lifted one hand with palm facing up as if to say "yes? What's up?", I didn't say anything, he then gestures with a thumbs up as if to say "everything good?". At this point I'm wondering what in the world is going on with the guy. I turn to my wife and tell her we need to leave. As I walk past him, he says "is something wrong?", I ignored him and we left. Please know the following: My father is from Guam, he is part of the indigenous population of this U.S. territory and served in the U.S. Army with a tour in Vietnam. Many of Guam's residents currently serve in the military and countless others are veterans. I was born on Guam and lived there for 20 years of my life. Why is an employee of this restaurant insulting me with condescending, ignorant and rude remarks about the island I come from? I did not want to cause a scene, but I was fuming inside, this is absolutely unacceptable behavior from an employee of a recognized establishment, much less a manager/supervisor. I have gone to this restaurant many times before, not so much in recent
We really enjoyed our visit! The lady who seated us had a beautiful smile to share and was very pleasant. But the real treat was our waitress Tammy! What a pure joy! Sweet as all get out,attentive, quick with the refills and conversation even though she was obviously busy hopping from one table to the next- being equally fantastic at each! She had a neck fan on and when we asked about it, she even put it on my neck for me to try out-- above and beyond ! It's easy to take " servers" for granted and expect humdrum service even though they do a difficult job, but it's wonderful to go to a restaurant with great people who work there- especially ones like Tammy. Thanks Tammy for making the world a better place one sweet smile at a time!
Went late at night after a long shift. Food was really good and only 3 other tables taken when I got there. Service was fine also. My only problem was the two young girls who sat in the first booth talking about how they can get a co-worker fired. This went on the whole time I was there. It sounded like they settled on making up bad reviews on the website. Im not sure if they knew I could hear them or they just didn't care. I even tried to call the day time manager but phone just rang busy for two days. So I gave up. I hate to see someone lose their job over brat kids causing problems. Who ever Jessica is there she better watch herself. Those kids are out to get her.