Denny’s Menu with Prices and Calories

The Denny’s menu runs breakfast, lunch and dinner off one always-open board rather than switching by time of day. Grand Slam plates anchor breakfast, while burgers, melts and skillets carry the menu into the rest of the day.

Seventeen sections and 129 items make up the board below, every one priced with its own calorie figure attached.

At a glance

Denny’s Menu Prices and Calories

The Denny’s menu runs across seventeen sections, from all-day Slams to a dedicated 55+ Menu. Every item below carries its own calorie count and price on the same row, pulled from one restaurant listing rather than blended from multiple sources. Combos, Denny’s Deals and the Kids Menu each repeat a handful of dishes from elsewhere on the page at their own bundled price.

Denny’s Combos

Five combo plates pair a Denny’s menu classic with extra sides for a fuller order. All five combos exceed 1,200 calories. Slamburger Combo and Double Cheeseburger Combo run the richest of the group, both topping 1,500 calories once the sides land on the tray. Moons Over My Hammy Combo comes in lightest here, the only combo under 1,300 calories.

Denny’s Classic Slams

Thirteen Slams anchor the all-day breakfast menu, from the original recipe to newer seasonal builds. Lumberjack Slam® carries the highest price in the lineup, while Everyday Value Slam® and Fit Slam® keep both the check and the calorie count down. Super Slam™ packs in the most calories of any Slam despite sitting near the bottom of the price list. A handful of guests build their own version through a few off-menu tweaks instead of ordering it exactly as listed.

Denny’s Specialty Pancakes & Crepes

Eleven pancake and crepe builds cover everything from a full stack to a lighter a la carte plate. Cinnamon Roll Pancake Slam® tops the section on both price and calories, layering frosting and cinnamon into the classic stack. Rudolph® A La Carte runs the smallest and least expensive plate in the group.

Denny’s Signature Breakfasts

Thirteen plates make up Signature Breakfasts, split between steak-and-egg platters, skillets and build-your-own omelettes. T-Bone Steak & Eggs carries the highest price on the entire Denny’s menu, and Country Fried Steak & Eggs edges past it on calories. Grand Slam® Burrito and Loaded Veggie Omelette sit at the lighter end of the section.

Denny’s Breakfast Sides

Eighteen individual sides let a guest build a Denny’s menu plate one item at a time instead of ordering a full platter. Berry Stuffed French Toast® tops the group on both calories and price. A single Egg stays the lightest side on the list, and also the least expensive one. Bacon, sausage and hash browns each land under 500 calories on their own.

Denny’s Starters

Five shareable starters fill out the appetizer lineup before the main plates arrive. Classic Sampler carries the most calories in the section, mixing several fried items onto one plate. Mozzarella Cheese Sticks costs the least and stays under 750 calories. Shared plates like these are also where the ingredient-level allergen breakdown matters most, since several hands dip into the same basket.

Denny’s Salads

Two salads make up the entire salads section, House Salad and Cobb Salad. The same greens work for both. Cobb Salad adds bacon, egg and blue cheese on top, which nearly triples the calorie count next to House Salad. The two salads price within a dollar of each other, Cobb Salad the pricier of the pair.

Denny’s Burgers

Six burgers round out the lineup, each served on its own bun with fries on the side. Triple Juicy Burger carries the most calories on the whole Denny’s menu, stacking three patties into one sandwich. Single Cheeseburger keeps the smallest calorie count and the lowest price in the section.

Denny’s Melts & Handhelds

Six sandwiches make up Melts & Handhelds, mixing grilled melts with a fried chicken sandwich. BBQ Bacon Chicken Sandwich carries the highest price here, and Crispy Bacon Ranch Sandwich edges it out on calories. Brisket Melt runs the least expensive plate in the section.

Denny’s Dinners & Skillets

Only one dish carries the Dinners & Skillets label today, a Homestyle Roasted Turkey plate new to the lineup. It plates sliced turkey with sides typical of a dinner platter rather than a breakfast one. The single entry still carries its own calorie count and price, same as every other row on this menu.

Denny’s Sides

Five sides fill out the section, from crispy classics to a lighter vegetable option. Beer-Battered Onion Rings carries the most calories in the group, and Broccoli stays the lightest side on the whole Denny’s menu at under 100 calories. Seasoned Fries and Wavy Cut French Fries price within a few cents of each other.

Denny’s Deals

Eight value plates make up Denny’s Deals, several of them repeating a Slam or burrito from elsewhere on the Denny’s menu. Each one keeps the same low price it carries on its home section. Super Slam™ carries the most calories of the group despite its place on the value list.

2-Egg Breakfast Slam® runs the lightest and least expensive entry instead. Chicken Tenders & Fries and Classic Burger with Fries round out the plate-and-fries options.

Denny’s Kids Menu

Eleven kid-sized plates and one beverage make up the Kids Menu, each portioned smaller than its regular-menu counterpart. Jr. Cheeseburger carries the most calories in the section, and Kids Beverage runs the lowest price and calorie count on the whole page. Mac & Cheese and Jr. Spaghetti sit close together on both counts.

Denny’s 55+ Menu

Two priced plates make up the 55+ Menu, both portioned for a lighter breakfast order. 55+ Omelette runs slightly ahead of 55+ Scrambled Eggs & Cheddar Breakfast on both price and calories. Either plate keeps the meal under 550 calories.

Denny’s Desserts

Six desserts close out the food side of the menu, from single slices to a shareable pack. Cheesecake Pack carries the most calories by a wide margin, built to split across a table rather than eaten alone. NEW! Pumpkin Pie runs the lightest and least expensive dessert in the lineup.

Denny’s Milk Shakes

Three milk shakes round out the Denny’s menu drink lineup, each one flavored differently but built from the same base. Oreo Shake Pack edges out the other two on calories, while the plain Milk Shakes option runs lightest. All three price identically regardless of flavor, including the seasonal caramel apple additions arriving alongside them this year.

Denny’s Beverages

Fourteen drinks fill out the Beverages section of the Denny’s menu, from bottled water to a run of new cold brew flavors. Two drinks list zero calories. NEW! Peppermint Mocha Cold Brew carries the highest price in the section, and Hot Chocolate carries the most calories. Dasani® Bottled Water and Hot Tea are the two that stay calorie-free.

Denny’s Hours

Denny’s built its identity on staying open around the clock, and most restaurants still run a full 24 hours every day of the week. Franchise owners operate the large majority of the chain. A handful of locations in malls, travel plazas or low-traffic suburbs trim back to a shorter overnight window instead.

Highway and urban locations are the ones most likely to keep every door open all night. The table below lists the hours a guest can expect at a typical Denny’s.

Denny’s Locations

Denny’s operates about 1,302 restaurants across 45 of the 51 US states and territories tracked in the latest count. California carries far more locations than any other state, and Texas and Florida follow well behind it. Arizona and Nevada round out the next tier of the map, both built along the same interstate corridors Denny’s used from its earliest expansion. The table below breaks down the ten states carrying the most restaurants.

Denny’s Rewards

Denny’s Rewards runs as a free, points-based program tied to a phone number or the Denny’s app rather than a physical card. Every dollar spent earns ten BoothBucks, whether the order comes from a dine-in table, a curbside pickup or the app. Six hundred BoothBucks unlock a Booth Reward, redeemable against more than 40 menu items with no blackout dates. New members also pick up an extra reward once their spending crosses a set threshold.

What to Expect Inside a Denny’s

A Denny’s dining room keeps its diner-style booths and counter seating regardless of the hour, with breakfast items available any time of day. Servers take orders on paper or tablet depending on the location, and most tables get a coffee refill without having to ask twice.

The kitchen runs the same core menu at every hour, so a Grand Slam ordered at 2 a.m. looks the same as one ordered at 9 a.m. Late-night regulars and early breakfast crowds share the same room, just at different hours of the same 24-hour cycle.

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