Denny’s

I’ve been here on multiple occasions within the past six years to enjoy Taco Tuesday. Sadly, after tonight’s experience, even the delicious tacos can only bring my rating to two stars. The service was among the worst I’ve ever experienced. There is a server who has been there since my first visit who clearly dislikes her job; she is short with the patrons, even those who clearly are regulars and has no patience when questions are asked. After asking for our order, I ordered two beverages in anticipation of the busy night ahead of the staff. She only brings one but I am charged for two at the end of the night — not once visiting our table after taking our order. I hate to go on especially when the food was as good as it was — those cooks have the back of house figured out! After my party of three was finished eating, we waited nearly twenty minutes for the check before my boyfriend went up to the bar to wait an additional ten minutes to only be handed an incorrect tab.
I am sad to sad that this lackluster service will be the exact and only reason we will not return.

The Cheeseburger pizza is worth any drive you may have! It is way better than any chain pizza joints Cheeseburger pizza. Try some of their other pizzas too, you’ll find more that you’ll like! My hubby likes the Philly one.

A great small town pizza joint/​bar! Nothing fancy here at all, but great food and prices. You can’t go wrong with a short drive to grab a delicious pizza. The variety of specialty pizza are a little different than I’m accustomed to, all great choices though. We had the BLT pizza (seasonal) and it was phenomenal! We also had the fried mushrooms which seems like a bar food staple, they were great also. Two beers, large pizza and appetizer for $ 25. That’s a cheap date right there! The wait staff has always seemed a little abrasive here, but that’s just part of the deal here and I love it!

Cheeseburger pizza is amaze-​sauce! We like to visit here every now & then. Your typical bar scene. I do believe they off take & bake pizzas now & I have yet to try.

Food was good. Service was some of the worst I have ever received. I am a server myself and typically tip 30%-50% but this was actually the first time I have ever stiffed my server. Maybe service is better if you’re a local bit still. The sever did not even address herself to us. Ill just say that she was an older woman. It may have been Denny herself for all I know. She did warn us it would take a while on food. Our wings took about 20 minutes so no real complaint there. The pizza however took over an hour! I mean the restaurant was mildly busy but not packed by any means when we got there. By the time the pizza came there were only about 3 – 4 tables besides us so I don’t know if more ovens for pizza are needed or what. I mean it is a pizza place so it should take no longer than 30 minutes in my opinion, especially considering the amount of business. A younger guy brought out our food. I felt sort of bad for him. He seemed stressed while our «server» chatted with the people at the bar neglecting the other tables. one table even left after they were given no service for about 10 minutes. We were tempted to tell another table that walked in to not order pizza due to the wait. After getting the pizza, I went up there after about 20 minutes to ask for separate checks for the 3 of us. She came out rather quick with our check (for her standards– by quick I mean 5 – 10 minutes later). With no thanks or good night we were quick to realize she only made one check which made it hard to pay between the three of us. The food was not great but good enough after skiing up the street for a few hours. The place was nice enough– not a hole in the wall. Overall this could be a pretty decent restaurant if it weren’t for some of the worst service I have EVER received!

The only reason I give this place 2 stars is because the pizza was good, and maybe not everyone gives horrible service.
We got there at 7:30. Our server did let us know when we got there that there was already a 30 minute wait on pizzas, and then each pizza would be an additional 5 minutes. We had a group of 8 and ordered 5 pizzas. Normal logic would add that up to everybody having their food by 8:45 at the VERY latest. Nope, try 9:30.
Our server was an older woman with an absolutely ridiculous attitude. She first walked up and said hi. …Then proceeded to just look at us impatiently. How about a «What can I get for you?». The next 2 hours was just constant waiting 10 minutes or more for a refill on a drink while watching her on her phone by the bar, not paying us any attention. Same thing for the checks and the to-​go boxes.
My best guess is that if you’re not a local regular or know the staff personally, don’t expect much at all as far as service.

Cheeseburger pizza here is awesome! I agree with the other review; don’t expect white linen napkins, it’s dive-​ish. Service is good and you can expect to wait if it’s Friday or Saturday but usually if you’re early, it solves the problem. Food is cheap too!

It’s Saturday night and we’re hankerin’ for some pizza, but we’re slightly bored with our usual pizza places. It’s winter. We’ve been stuck in the house. Let’s go for a drive!
Approximately 20 minutes from Omaha (give or take depending on where in Omaha you live), Denny’s Place in Crescent, IA is a bar (and grill) serving up a whole lotta tasty pizza. This is not CPK, so don’t expect Thai chicken or Greek feta fun or California vegan tofu sprout. Denny’s is about the basics… firm, crispy crust loaded with the right amount of sauce and a generous heap of standard toppings covered in cheese for a good price (a medium combo pizza runs about $ 12).
Denny’s is small with a local, dive feel. On a Saturday night, the wait for a pizza can be up to an hour. Don’t be discouraged. If, like me, you love yourself some bar food, settle in with your cold beer and order a pre-​pizza appetizer or two. I highly recommend a basket of their fried dill pickle spears and a basket of hot wings.
They get all five stars for always friendly service, more than decent pizza, deep fried baskets of happiness, cold beer and that neighborhood dive vibe that I’m fond of. Dinner for three with beer, apps and pizza — $ 35.