We've been coming to this location from far back when it was run under a different name. BUT, the food is still just as down-home-family GOOD! D'Lanos is one of those places, like its predecessor, that you can go to with the whole family and know you're going to leave satisfied. It's busy, it's noisy, it's comfy. I ordered the Farmer's Sausage Breakfast. It came to the table LOADED, hot and delicious. My "hard scrambled" eggs were cooked perfectly. ...yeah, yeah, I know. "How hard is it to scramble eggs?" You'd be surprised. I say "hard scrambled" because so many places will send out this runny, 'creamy,' undercooked-looking plates. D'Lanos knows what hard scrambled means. The sausage was flavorful and plentiful. Those fried potatoes are wicked good, too; crispy and fluffy. An enjoyable plate. Service is always top-drawer; friendly, efficient - on the mark with keeping your coffee cup full. That's a key thing with me. Prices are on par so you get great value for the money. Can't wait to come back. read more

D'Lanos - Farmer's Sausage Breakfast. Excellent! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Prince George, British Columbia

food was average , 25 $ for coffee & a egg bowl thing not much in it kinda small , but what was really bad was the greeter rude young girl does not know how to greet almost acted like she was doing me a favour by taking my $, wanted to seat me in the middle of the room I asked to sit in the booth she didnt want to give me that , @ the end of it all I paid the bill left a very generous tip to the waitress as she was a older woman who really must need the $ she was ok but I wont go back lots of hobos around that area also so watch you back read more

I went to this restaurant to meet my parents for breakfast where I ordered a western omelet. Two fork later into my omelette, I find a hair burrowed inside my eggs. Brought it to our waitress who is this much older lady with tattoo on her arm, she brought it back to get a new plate. Once I received the new plate rather quickly, I notice my omelette was runny/watery, and not fully cooked. I couldn't finish my food at that point. I brought it to the attention to the person working at the till. I explained that that I'd like a refund and I don't think the food service was worth $7.00 off. I would've been happy if it was 50% off. With the mask and Covid glasses I couldn't understand her as she waved me away. She walked away and I thought that was end of our business. I left the building thinking she waved me off from paying. Then this lady that served me came out yelling I have to pay. I told her I wear hearing aids and I didn't hear the attendant at the till even after inquiring. The waitress with the tattoo said rudely "then turn up your hearing aids." This was the rudest thing I've ever experienced anywhere. I hope she gets fired, and I will not becoming back. We went there because that's where my family used to go all the time when it was "Ricky's". read more

Basic breakfast, nothing more. Lot of 5 star reviews on here, don't really see anything special about this place. Service is good, staff is friendly, but nothing special about the food. read more

Service and food always on par. My cup of coffee always stays full, and the food is awesome. I really appreciate the servers there, they stay friendly and organized even in the busiest rushes. Kudos to the cooks as well, the food they cook makes you feel at home. Always a great experience at D'lanos. read more

The food was really good, with generous portions, and the place was packed. They were upfront about a delay in making the food because they were so busy, and that was appreciated. I ordered a tall stack of buckwheat pancakes and it was way too much for me, and I was hungry. My kids had crepes and waffles and both were scrumptious. My wife's omelette and potatoes were also excellent. I'd definitely come back. read more

Did the last guy mistakenly go into an old diners establishment expecting chop sticks and sushi? The fact that he attacks the elderly and peoples religious beliefs and somehow links the two to a diners review is appalling. It's like saying I don't eat at McDonalds because it has handicap access. Get a reality check and a heart! This place has it down. A good breakfast at a fair price, it is everything you would expect walking into a breakfast joint with syrup, sugar and yes coffee mugs to greet you at the table. It is a good change to the usual Denny's, and hey, it's local! read more

Walked in to a dated front, strongly lacking any cleaning or serving staff. The older staff working as waitresses were too busy talking to even bother to get up. The open broken down hostess station was extremely unprofessional. Again very dated and in need of good cleaning. Just with the kitchen door swinging open could see lanolin lifting so high that it's amazing it hasn't caused serious injury's. The people that do work, out front are not nearly enough. CONSTANT yelling from owners to staff. Food is very basic. Would 100% not EVER recommend this restaurant. read more

"Coffee?" "No thanks." "Oh?" That was the opening conversation after I took my seat at D'Lanos. Like I had just stepped on someone's cat. Like I was out on Halloween night, going door to door declining candy. Waitresses wandered through the establishment with coffee mugs grafted to their forearms. I saw one waitress wielding two akimbo. Each table had the obligatory granular and liquid condiments, including a sugar decanter the size of my fist. The moment I entered D'Lanos, I knew exactly what to expect; I could have left without ordering and saved myself the trouble. Coffee mugs greeted every sitting. Stain-proof uniforms resembled something taken from hospital surplus. The menu could be hung in an exhibit next to Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup. D'Lanos follows the family restaurant playbook so closely, I could order with my eyes closed. It took a step further by not only separating their burgers from their sandwiches (even though some of their sandwiches are burgers) but also dedicating an entire page to entrees designed for the elderly. I would like to know what constitutes an elderly entree. Is it their incapacity to chew? Order a pasta. Is it the portion size (like my mother theorized)? Order a half. I hope I never reach that stage where I am 70+ and forced to order cod loin. What the hell is cod loin? I didn't know cods had loins. I haven't commented that despite not being hugely overweight, there was less than two inches between my stomach and the table in the booth I was sitting in. The table was cozy, and would probably appear bigger if it was cleared of all this gastronomic debris. Of the dozens of selections, the attentive waitress recommended either one of the breakfast dishes or a patty melt from the lunch menu. I went for the sandwich, which ended up being a grilled cheese sandwich with a burger inside. In defense, it was the best example of that I could find. This was the kind of place that served coleslaw in a tiny cream cup and gravy in a soup bowl. The fries were slightly undercooked and as you might have predicted, I ran out of potatoes before I ran out of gravy. Thirty minutes after sitting down and I was finished. The coffee jawa came around repeatedly verifying my desire to not be topped up. D'Lanos is located near Parkwood, has an airlock entrance and disclaimers that it keeps no cash after closing. It also sports a sign prohibiting the use of public washrooms. Probably not the best area of town. The location is an old one and a source of gastronomic mediocrity for as long as I've been alive. In its early days, this location was a Ricky's...so not exactly moving up the culinary ladder if you catch my drift. Obviously D'Lanos has found the recipe for success in this region. How could I criticize that? They are a block away from the often Spartan U&Me, a clearly superior establishment. Two sushi restaurants are a stone's throw and yet, this place is packed before noon on a Thursday. Not only that, but I imagine Sunday lunch is crammed to capacity from catholic mass run-off. I know this to be true because when D'Lanos went by Rickey's, my family use to come here for lunch following service at Sacred Heart. I noticed a lot of elderly wandering slowly in, another indication that D'Lanos was simply a reflex--an automatic response to the community. This was a restaurant filling a niche that was required by ignorant patrons unwilling to cook simple dishes themselves or eat anything not perfected previously by Denny's--a location too distant to reach by bus or taxi. I know I'm overly unsympathetic about family restaurants, and maybe there is a need to offer food for seniors, but my mother, over 70, has never had the need to compromise her cooking for her age. Nothing is easy to chew or digest. The dishes she cooks for me every two weeks (our tradition) range from Mexican to Indian, rarely ever serving Americanized shovel-food. I wouldn't want to order from an elderly menu even if I was elderly. What bothered me further was that this selection of dishes may be appealing to the non-elderly if D'Lanos believed the public would be interested. Maybe I'd like to try cod loin. If I did, I could discover that I love cod loins. That would be a unique dish, forcing me to frequent D'Lanos more often, as they would be the only place that serves cod loin. I don't think I could handle that obligation, and would hate it if the employees here got used to seeing me. "Want the usual, hon?" "Absolutely, give me a hunk of cod loin." I would have a table reserved with no coffee mugs. Or I could just drive to U&Me a block away and enjoy food I hope to still enjoy fifty years from now. Food: 2.5/5 Service: 5/5 Presentation: 3/5 Value: 3/5 Recommendation: 3/5 read more

This is the best breakfast in town. It's decor and ambiance will not "wow" you, but what do you want? A good breakfast, lunch or dinner, right? I've been coming here for years as a single person as well as now with my family. The menu is wonderful and they serve breakfast all day. They can handle large groups easily as well as substitutions on the menu. They keep the coffee coming and it's always fresh. Everyone working is very down to earth and friendly. You will get hit with the church rush on a Sunday. read more

I wish I could give a 0 but it wont let me. We got there on a saturday of the sept long weekend at 10:00 a.m. and our food took over 1 hr and 15 min for two meals. Mine was an omelette with pancakes, and hubby's was sausage, bacon, eggs and toast. Nothing fancy nor nothing that should take over an hour to make. Our server never even came by to tell us we have a wait for food she just avoids tables. People who came in after us and got similar meals got theirs first. Our server got our order and didnt come back until our food came out, which I had to check on because we have 2 newborn twins with us and they were starting to get cranky. So I asked if the food was ready if not we had to leave. Shortly after this happened a table that came in right after us left and decided it wasnt worth the wait as again the same server didnt even come back to their table. Our server was an older lady with blue in her hair and there was a hostess with blonde/brown curly hair that told us once she stops caring she doesnt check on her tables. Excuse me? At 10 in the morning she stopped caring so who is she a server? You guys are understaffed and over seated on weekends. You either need more servers or seat less people. Also our food can out barley warm when we got it. We definitely will never return or reccomend to anyone else. McDonalds and Tim Hortons has better customer service and food. read more

It's a great place to get breakfast. They rarely let you run out of coffee at your table. The prices are pretty reasonable.

Mmm the absolute best eggs benny. Great service and even Better food . The crepes are also amazing

BEST place for breakfast or lunch! Friendly atmosphere, great service, tasty food!

Nothing special about this place...sticky tables...very noticeably old cups, plates and cutlery. Very strange layout as well. Ordered the waffle and pie. The taste of the food was just alright. Will not return. read more

Worst experience ever. Waited 50 minutes to get a cold breakfast - waitress was rude, people who were seated after us and ordered at least 20 minutes later were served before us. Ordered an eggs blackstone with hard poached eggs, they came runny and cold along with everything else on my plate. Server got extremely stand-offish and curt with me after I had waited for 40 minutes for food and finally asked if it would be ready soon. All she said was "probably" and walked off. When she came back with the food it was dropped on the table and she walked off and barely said anything. I would have honestly rathered McDonald's and would probably have gotten better service. If I could tip in the negative amounts I would have. read more

D'Lanos is homemade family food that's always really good! The prices are really reasonable and the food is always good and the service is even better! Everyone is so friendly and attentive. I really enjoy going there for any meal of the day. Their coffee is very good and the homemade pies and cinnamon buns they have are incredible. My favourite dishes of theirs is the breakfast croissants! The out eggs and cheese and bacon in it and it's delicious! If I'm taking anyone out for breakfast, it's always to D'Lanos! read more

Definetly not worth going to. Dirty walls, tables. Food was gross. I could see enjoying the food if you smoke two packs of cigarettes every day. Will not return or recommend. Should not be on yelp read more