This may be the best deal around. 🥞
To be sure, buttermilk pancakes aren't going to make your gas bill any cheaper. But consumers are still looking for the best value in their restaurant meals, and this Denny's deal may just check that box when it comes to breakfast.
"Denny's is proud to bring our guests Endless Breakfast at a time when we know each dollar matters," Denny's Chief Brand Officer John Dillon said in a ."Quality food at great value has always been at the core of what we do and with our investments in high-quality menu items, dining at Denny's has never been better.", offering free Grand Slams at its more than 1,500 locations.
This time around, the breakfast isn't free. But at $6.99 for unlimited servings of flapjacks, eggs, and hash browns, it's the next best thing. Endless Breakfast is the latest offering in the chain's ongoing Open for Anything marketing campaign, which kicked off in February
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