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| Date Visited: October 26, 2012 |
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| You might remember America's diner from the Tim Allen movie "The
Santa Clause". I certainly do. Denny's is the symbol of convenience in dining where
breakfast can be dinner and the other way around without any strange looks. |
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We were tired. Extraordinarily tired, after a long trip east, and wanted to find a place within
straightforward access to Highway 401 which was our reliable way home. Since it was around 11 in the
morning, Denny's appeared to be a good place for some comforting food.
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There aren't many surprises on the menu, and the waiting staff were warm and cheerful for what had
otherwise been a very cold, dreary day. I ordered an All-American Slam - a plate with sausage, hash
browns, eggs and toast. It was wonderful homestyle food but I wanted more of it despite the full
plates.
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To quench my thirst, I had some lemonade which is an unusual choice in restaurants, albeit
delightfully tart. A new favourite. The bill was also delightful.
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