Review of Denny's, London

My hubby's employer is just a minute or two down the road from the Denny's at Highbury/401 so we have frequented the place several times . . . usually in the middle of the night when I am picking him up and he is starving. Guess what? I don't want to cook in the middle of the night . . . LOL.

I have had some very lovely meals in this restaurant. My first favourite meal was the breakfast plate with grits. Yum. And then one day I had the pumpkin pancakes and they were delicious. I now have a new favourite, tried for the first time today. Banana Pecan Pancake Breakfast. It came with two large whole wheat pancakes with tons of pecans and extra bananas sliced on top, 2 slices of turkey bacon which I always love and scrambled egg whites. I've never had egg whites before but they were light and fluffy and I think I like them better than whole eggs. Yep that's my new favourite meal at Denny's.

Do you know what else I like about this Denny's restaurant? It is clean. You know how it most restaurants when the table is cleared and the server gives it a swipe with a cloth or rag? The server was cleaning a table with a tub of soapy water and a cloth. She even cleaned the chair seats. And the servers are lovely. I don't think I've ever had bad service there because bad service sticks in my mind for a very long time.

As we left the restaurant this morning, Hal to return to his truck, I mentioned to the lady at the cash register that I couldn't remember ever having a bad meal or service there. The manager saw us chatting and came over so I repeated my compliment to her. And now I am repeating it to you.

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