Absolutely great service, and the food is just top tier amazing!!! The atmosphere is nice, and its…read morea fun experience being able to cook your own pancakes!

Good location and quite a few breakfast options that one might crave on a rainy day…read more I was happily surprised with their option to make our own pancake at our table. I'll try out the restaurant again for more breakfast items. They seem to close past noon

I have an Original Pancake House up the street from my house in Vegas and had visited that place a…read morefew times. While visiting my child here in Eugene, she suggested we come here for breakfast. I was very surprised and pleased with this place. The vibe is young, fresh, bright and all things University of Oregon. My server was amazing. She was on point with making sure I have my coffee cup full at all times! You have no idea how much this means to me! The pancakes we ordered were light and fluffy. It was delicious. The bacon, even though the menu said 'thin sliced', was fairly thick. I guess where I come from, when they say thin sliced, it's paper thin. lol Over all, amazing place. Price point is great and service is exceptional!

Maybe it was an off day but it took for fucking ever to get our food, swear people who sat down 20…read moreminutes after us got their food and we still had to wait 20 more minutes after that. I'll give them some grace and just write it off as an off day but it was not great service. Food was okay. Might come back for a redemption brunch.

Always friendly and efficient service. We came in at 7 am with a party of 20 (memorial service for…read morea loved one who passed away recently but was a regular for Sunday morning eggs and ham) and they didn't hesitate to accommodate us. We SO appreciated that. It's tough to beat pancakes. The bacon is yummy--thick and yet still a little crispy. It's been 7 hours since breakfast and I am still full.

Wait staff was pleasant. Food was very over priced for what we got. Example, $18 for bacon and eggs…read morewith cubed potatoes. Potatoes were hard and had no seasoning, not even a little salt. Seasonal fruit consisted of strawberries. 1 egg is $4.25, 2 was $6, side of "seasonal fruit" aka strawberries is $9. I can buy a dozen local eggs at Roth's for $1.99. We spent more here for breakfast, than we did last night at McMenamin's for dinner.

Always my favorite place for a good breakfast and crab egg Benedict. Pancakes were light and fluffy…read moreand the crab egg Benedict is always on point. The restaurant was clean and welcoming. The service was good and I got my coffee cup topped once while there...which was nice.

I liked their menu, and they were almost across the street from my motel, so I came in for…read morebreakfast. The place is clean, and the people are friendly. It has a nice "coffee shop vibe. " there is also a small gift shop. The server comes to my table quickly, and the food also comes quickly. I decided to go for the razor clams and eggs. I asked for the eggs lightly over easy, and I asked if I could have fruit, instead of potatoes. She said, no problem. The food comes, and it came with hash browns, instead of fruit. I didn't send the order back, because I needed to get on the road. The hash browns were okay, they were just your generic restaurant hash browns. The toast was a good quality sourdough, and the coffee was also very good. The star of this breakfast, was definitely the razor clams and eggs. The razor clams were just lightly breaded. Just right. They were a little chewier on the end, but hey, that's the foot of the clam. It's to be expected. The main body of the clam, was so tender, and the entire thing was a little bit sweet, a little bit savory, with just a "pop" of brininess. Absolutely amazing. They came with a good tartar sauce, but I didn't need it. It actually took away from the flavor a little bit. The eggs were also perfectly done, with plenty of the "yolk action" for dipping the clams that I love. The price was the higher end, but reasonable for what I got. I would come back just for that breakfast again. Thanks!!!

Server Lalena, super waitress, very friendly HUGE portions…read more Pancakes were nice and light Skillet was pretty dang good, though I couldn't finish it Dang it, toast was "just warm" and not "really toasted", my biggest pet peeve. $44.50 Hadn't been here in years, pleased it was as good as it was.

This spot was great for what we needed. Just a good basic breakfast. Reminds me a lot of a Denny's…read moreactually. I was hoping since this location was on the coast they'd have more seafood options. But nonetheless great food. Staff was friendly and patient with our big group. Nice friendly environment, great for families.

The food is so good. The atmosphere is very nice. The guy that runs the bar and lottery, his name…read moreis Wayne. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Thank you So much

Tradition is a tower that falls when those who dwell within tear down their own bricks…read more My wife and I have been coming here for over 13+ years, until cancer made visiting impossible, and they decided that only people who eat in are allowed to participate. Route 99 in Brooks has agreed to let me pick up food and bring it back to my sick wife. We've had many good memories here; sadly, one person at the front blew up the base of our long-held tradition. Oh well, Route 99 doesn't mind that my wife is sick and fighting for her life and have helped us to continue the tradition elsewhere. Sadly, Elmers does, and their customer service is shit. But that's what new traditions are for.

I visited this location twice while visiting my sister who lives in McMinnville. I found the…read moreinterior (including restrooms) to be exceptionally clean and the servers to be pleasant and efficient. On one morning I ordered the 2x2x2, choosing scrambled eggs, bacon, and pancakes. The bacon was crisp, the way I like it, and the pancakes were delicious; I used strawberry syrup on them. The scrambled eggs were okay, made much better by peppering them. On my next visit I ordered eggs benedict. They were standard, nothing fancy, but well made - no complaints. I got a side of fruit and everything in the bowl (watermelon, grapes, honeydew, pineapple) was fresh and flavorful. Not sure why this location has such low ratings as I enjoyed visiting here twice.

My husband and I got the 5 stack of classic pancakes, a waffle, pork sausage, and a hashbrown. All…read moreof it was great! We also had very friendly waitstaff server. But every time we come here it smells so weird!! Like mildew. Makes it hard to enjoy your food. Other than that it was great

We had Jessica as our server and she was SO NICE! She made. Great experience for our daughter and…read morefor us as well. We totally recommend it. The food was great as well!

About 8pm wed night. 3 tables busy, were seated right away. Waitress was friendly. Clean…read moreestablishment. Order taken quickly, senior breakfast for wife, build your own omelette for me, american cheese, hashbrowns, mushrooms. Offered salsa, variety of Tabasco sauces and hot sauces. I liked the folded then folded again omelette, compared to the other breakfast places where they just fold in half and all the fillings spill out. Food cooked to anticipation and satisfying with enough food to be just filling. Prices have gone up..but comparable to other restaurants, right in line.

Came into Denny's around 4am expecting a normal late-night meal, but the experience was…read more.. memorable in a strange way. We sat for about 30 minutes without being acknowledged, and the server didn't seem interested in bringing menus, so we never even got to order food. To make things even wilder, a drunk driver crashed into a tree right outside, and suddenly there were cops and even the news on scene, which definitely killed the vibe. While the service was lacking and we left hungry, the situation itself wasn't entirely the restaurant's fault. Still, better communication or acknowledgment would've gone a long way. Giving 3 stars because Denny's is usually reliable, but this visit was chaotic and disappointing.

Actually pleasantly surprised today. It is, after all, just Denny's. However, the service was fast…read moreand friendly. The food was really good and served hot. It was quick too! My hubs thought the Sante Fe sizzling skillet could have used more cheese. But the plate was so hot it cooked the yolk of his egg! He thought that was pretty cool. Sizzling platters frequently chill off quickly. I had the sirloin steak and eggs, with red potatoes. Oh my ....the eggs were so damn good! And the potatoes were cooked perfectly. We must have just hit the place at the right time. Usually my scrambled eggs are overcooked and tough. Today, they were soo tasty. And the steak was actually a good cut of meat and also, cooked perfectly (for me). The only reason I took a star away was because they never offered us a second cup of coffee, and my water glass had (ew) lipstick residue on the rim. Definitely a good choice today.

Our experience was lovely. My wife and I were coming from an appointment nearby and were wanting…read morebrunch. We were seated right away and our waitress was a delight. Tiffany was attentive and anticipating our needs and was wonderfully accommodating. I had the country-fried steak with eggs and pancakes. My wife had the Everyday Value Slam with sausage. They were excellently prepared and tasty. They remodeled the interior a couple of years ago to hearken to their roots as a mid-century diner. The booths and tables are comfortable and the walls are accented with outdoor landscapes and pictures of their past style iterations through the years. We highly recommend it for the price, service, and convenience to nearby shopping and freeway access.

Don't go to Denny's. You know you shouldn't. You know it will be bad. But maybe they've changed,…read moreyou think- and it's late, and your childs hungry. So you go. You look at the mouth watering pictures. Twenty minutes later the waitress in the empty restaurant shows up, without the drinks you ordered when you were seated. She doesn't apologize, says that's how she does things. You place a hopeful. humble order of two of the cheapest things on the menu. Some eggs and hash browns for you, a macaroni and cheese beef skillet for your innocent son. The waitress smiles an empty smile and dutifully thanks you. She goes back to shouting her part in a private conversation with another staff across the empty booths. Three days later, the food sails in and down. It looks good. You're so damn hungry now. You dig in. Mid chew, the flavor tells you this is going to be bad again. You've made another terrible mistake and now you're going to pay for it. The scrambled eggs, while truly a beautiful yellow taste like scrambled erasers. The hash browns have been cooked in the cheapest, oldest vegetable oil allowable by law and it seems the cook forgot to soak the dehydrated potatoes. Just like last year. They are harder than raw, imbittered by the oil, undigestable. You look over at your son, hoping God has had pity on him because he's young and not aquainted with decades of sin like you are. But there is no God here. You see his face, so like your own, so politely trying not to disappoint you. Quickly, you sample a forkfull of the beef. Is it dehydrated too? It tastes like burnt Slim Jims in BBQ sauce. The mac and cheese is bland, but the small amount of milk coats your stomach enough to keep the grade B beef down. You look at each other. You're filled with shame. Why didn't you work harder? Why were you so selfish? Maybe you could have gone somewhere decent for your child. But you had to live the bohemian life and curse your parents. And now it's Denny's for you and all the generations to come. Get the check and get out of here. Change your life. Be someone who doesn't take their precious child to Denny's. Someone who teaches them dignity and repentance and hard work. Break the cycle of Denny's! This was truly the worst dining experience I've had since the last time we ate here. Everything in the other negative reviews was true for us as well. What happened to Denny's? They were never great but not this bad. You really have to try to be this bad. Nothing redeemable. From the smell, the agressive service, the wait, the uncooked, bitter, greasy hash browns, and even the toast, slathered in cold yellow Crisco (how do you make bad toast at Denny's, its literaly their bread and butter), Denny's- this Denny's, at least, is truly, truly bad. And $3.50 for a Sprite? Hug your kids. Go to church. Eat at home. For the $27.85 (plus tip), you could make two NY strip steaks and large baked potatoes with butter and sour cream, fresh vegetables and a half-gallon of Sprite.