MAJOR RESTRAURANT CHAIN OPENS IN TRI-STATE AREA
A MAJOR RESTRAURANT CHAIN IS COMING TO THE TRI-STATE AREA.
DENNYS WHICH HAS OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED LOCATIONS ACROSS THE
COUNTRY WILL LOCATE IN THE FLYING J TRUCK STOP NEAR WAYLAND.
AND WILL HIRE 100 WORKERS FOR DIFFERENT TYPE JOBS AND DIFFERENT
WAGES. ACCORDING TO DENNY’S SPOKESPERSON TARA HEALY THE NEW
DENNYS HOLD THEIR GRAND OPENING SEPTEMBER 12TH AT 8PM AND
WILL HAVE THE SAME FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES INCLUDING THE
FAMOUS GRAND SLAM BREAKFAST, BURGERS AND SALADS AND
FRIENDLY SERVICE. DENNY’S IS TEAMING UP WITH FLYING J OPENING 140
RESTRAURANTS. IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS AND ALL WILL BE OPEN 24
HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK AND 365 DAYS A YEAR
DENNY’S OPENED IN 1953 IN LAKEWOOD, CALIFORNIA BY HAROLD
BUTLER AS DANNY’S DONUTS THEN CHANGED OVER TO DENNY’S IN 1959.
DENNY’S IN 1977 BEGAN OFFERING THEIR GRAND SLAM BREAKFAST AS A
NOD FOR HANK AARON WHO WAS THEN BASEBALLS HOME RUN KING.
DENNY’S WAS RANKED IN THE TOP 10 FOR FULL SERVICE RESTRAURANTS
BY FORTUNE 500 AND BLACK ENTERPRIZE MAGAZINE RANKED DENNY’S
IN THE TOP 40 FOR COMPLIANCE IN DIVERSITY IN JULY 2006. DENNY’S
REPLACES COUNTRY MARKET WHICH IS NOW CLOSED. DENNY’S IS
REMODELING THE RESTRAURANT NOW AND WILL BE HIRING SHORTLY.
DENNY’S OPENING IS GOOD NEWS FOR TRI-STATE RESIDENTS WITH THE
RECENT CLOSINGS OF SIRLOIN STOCKADE, PIZZA PLUS, JAVA RIVER AND
DIAMOND DAVE’S IN KEOKUK. SIRLOIN STOCKADE CLOSED THIS WEEK
AFTER MORE THAN 25 YEARS IN BUSINESS.
