Denny's

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Joined 10 years ago

Known for its breakfasts, this diner chain slings all-American grub and bottomless cups of coffee.. In Short
With its kid-friendly vibe, booth seating and late-night hours (most stores are open 24 hours), Denny's draws night owls, seniors and families with kids. The menu sticks to classic American staples: wings, chicken strips, burgers, salads and the like. But breakfast is king, with specialties ranging from skillets, egg scrambles, French toast platters and several variations on the famous Grand Slam: two buttermilk pancakes, two eggs, two bacon strips and two sausage links.

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Boogie2000

Joined 5 years ago

Awesome food & customer service!. This Denny's is awesome! Every time I go there, the service is great, the food is done exactly how I wanted it, and you can't beat the milkshakes! If you want a real shake, go here! They even bring out the stainless steel cup with the remainder of the shake in it for you! Tastes soooo much better than any other place! The servers are really nice, understanding, and so patient, and actually check on you to see if everything is ok. Even at the higher end restaurants, that is rare. Most restaurants get really annoyed if you want your food a special way, but not these people! The manager even comes out and talks to customers and asks them how they're doing. You don't see that hardly anywhere anymore. He's a funny, jovial, character that really makes you feel like you're back in time, like the 50's or something. The entrees are really not that much more than what you would pay at a fast food chain, and it's so much better. Don't forget dessert! OMG, the sundaes and Hot Fudge Brownie a la mode is so totally awesome, but you probably can't eat it all yourself! Split it with someone, seriously! Melts in your mouth, and is so rich, you might be able to eat half of it if you're lucky! This is the place to go if you want a great dining experience! I love it! Late nights get a bit busy; you might have to wait half an hour for a table, but it's worth it. I've seen a few famous people there on occasion, some they say are "regulars", and even some Canadian Hockey team. They say NBA players go there a lot, too. You never know who you're going to see when you come to Scottsdale/Paradise Valley!