Locavore Restaurant

Came in with three friends to have Breakfast and a quick meeting. This location has plenty of seating and a large parking lot. We were met by a very sweet lady with a smile that was at the register. She told us to have a seat anywhere and our server would be right with us. She was handing 4 menus to a waitress and she followed us to the table and gave us menus and took our drink orders. She returned with our drinks and took our order for food. Our food came out quick, hot and just like we ordered. Denny's does breakfast well. The waitress checked on us several times and keep our coffee fresh. We tipped or waitress and went to the register to pay our bill. Turns out the sweet lady we met when we entered was the manager named Mary. We told her how happy we were with everything and we would be back for future meetings soon.

Large clean restaurant with plenty of seating. Mary greeted us and also was at the register when we paid. She was great with excellent customer service. Food was hot and filling with a good value menu to select from. Lots of parking and clean bathrooms. Good place to go at night. Thanks for "Great" service Mary.

Amazing food! I had the pleasure of being waited by Lorena. The service was quick, I recieved my food around 5-10 minutes after placing my order. Lorena consistently checked in on me to make sure everything was okay. The food came out hot and perfect. Thank you!

I walked into Denny’s expecting a quick meal. You know, the kind where you sit down, order, and leave before questioning your life choices. Instead, I got an experience that felt more like a test of patience and emotional resilience. First, the wait. Forty minutes. Not for a five course gourmet meal, not for a table of ten, just regular Denny’s food. And here’s the best part, the restaurant wasn’t even busy. There were only three tables occupied, which somehow made the wait feel even longer. By minute twenty, I was optimistic. By minute thirty, I started wondering if they were raising the ingredients from scratch. By minute forty, I was emotionally attached to the idea of food rather than the food itself. When the meal finally arrived, it was… not what I ordered. At that point, I didn’t even have the energy to argue. I just looked at the plate like, “This is my life now.” And the burger patties (if you can call them that) were impressively thin. I’ve seen thicker napkins. I’m pretty sure if you held one up to the light, you could read through it like tracing paper. It wasn’t so much a burger as it was a suggestion of a burger. Paying wasn’t easy either. We asked to split the check, which should be a simple task, press a couple of buttons, done. Instead, it turned into another ordeal. Just eat somewhere else.