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Do you like Denny's?

yea, i like it alright... it's better than ihop and open at all hours. nothing beats the smaller diners' food though.
 
Just don't order anything that comes with honey mustard






Ex-cook is charged with tainting food
By William Lamb
Of the Post-Dispatch
06/03/2004


A former night-shift cook at the Denny's restaurant on Illinois Route 3 in Waterloo has been charged with aggravated battery after being accused of contaminating food and watching customers eat it, authorities said Thursday.

Police said that Anthony J. Lindhorst, 26, of Waterloo, deliberately contaminated food on at least two occasions by putting his semen into the honey-mustard dressing that the restaurant serves with its chicken strips, said Capt. Suzanne Sweet of the Waterloo police. The incidents occurred in November and April, police said.

On both occasions, Lindhorst targeted "people that he didn't like, for one reason or another," Sweet said. One was a woman in her early 40s. The other victim, Sweet said, was a male police officer in his late 20s who had issued Lindhorst a traffic ticket.

A judge in Monroe County this week found probable cause for Lindhorst to stand trial on four counts of aggravated battery.

Sweet said that Lindhorst worked at the restaurant for about a year until he was fired in April for bringing brownies to work that he had baked with marijuana. Lindhorst served the brownies to two co-workers and that two of the aggravated battery charges stem from that incident, Sweet said.

Waterloo police launched an investigation into the incidents on May 12 after three witnesses came forward with information, Sweet said. Lindhorst was arrested May 17.

Kris Reitz, the Monroe County state's attorney, declined to comment on the case Thursday

Lindhorst, who is out on bond, also could not be reached.

In addition to being unpleasant, Lindhorst's alleged behavior also carries serious health risks, Sweet said. Both victims have undergone blood tests that so far have found no evidence of communicable disease, Sweet said.

:disgust:
 
its not bad... ive eaten there... but where i live there is local owned 24 hour diners all over the place that generally serve better food w/ nicer employee's

when i went out to cali in feb (i live in pa) i was shocked to see no 24hr diner's anywhere
 
I miss the 2.99 grand slams. They also jack up the prices after 11pm too which makes it rather expensive to eat. Last time I went, Denny's has a 4.99 Super Scam special, which is just as good as a grand slam, but with an omlette instead of eggs.
 
Originally posted by: GonzoCircus
Just don't order anything that comes with honey mustard






Ex-cook is charged with tainting food
By William Lamb
Of the Post-Dispatch
06/03/2004


A former night-shift cook at the Denny's restaurant on Illinois Route 3 in Waterloo has been charged with aggravated battery after being accused of contaminating food and watching customers eat it, authorities said Thursday.

Police said that Anthony J. Lindhorst, 26, of Waterloo, deliberately contaminated food on at least two occasions by putting his semen into the honey-mustard dressing that the restaurant serves with its chicken strips, said Capt. Suzanne Sweet of the Waterloo police. The incidents occurred in November and April, police said.

On both occasions, Lindhorst targeted "people that he didn't like, for one reason or another," Sweet said. One was a woman in her early 40s. The other victim, Sweet said, was a male police officer in his late 20s who had issued Lindhorst a traffic ticket.

A judge in Monroe County this week found probable cause for Lindhorst to stand trial on four counts of aggravated battery.

Sweet said that Lindhorst worked at the restaurant for about a year until he was fired in April for bringing brownies to work that he had baked with marijuana. Lindhorst served the brownies to two co-workers and that two of the aggravated battery charges stem from that incident, Sweet said.

Waterloo police launched an investigation into the incidents on May 12 after three witnesses came forward with information, Sweet said. Lindhorst was arrested May 17.

Kris Reitz, the Monroe County state's attorney, declined to comment on the case Thursday

Lindhorst, who is out on bond, also could not be reached.

In addition to being unpleasant, Lindhorst's alleged behavior also carries serious health risks, Sweet said. Both victims have undergone blood tests that so far have found no evidence of communicable disease, Sweet said.

:disgust:

that's what i don't eat a) sauces, or b) brownies cooked by suspicious people.
 
the last two times my boyfriend and I went there we got sick, we thought it was coincidence the first time so we decided to go again. Nope, it was almost definitely that.. ugh
 
Originally posted by: brtspears2
I miss the 2.99 grand slams. They also jack up the prices after 11pm too which makes it rather expensive to eat. Last time I went, Denny's has a 4.99 Super Scam special, which is just as good as a grand slam, but with an omlette instead of eggs.




i like the place. we have a competing diner in southern california called norm's that is basically the same type of food 24 hours also.


i guess these places have a monopoly on food at night, so they can charge more. not to mention i figure they hvae to pay their night employees more.
 
they have horrible service compared to coco's or other equivalent.

go to coco's instead.
Similar prices, MUCH BETTER SERVICE and atmosphere.
 
Dennys blows. Mels all the way. Nothing like a Mel's Bacon Cheesburger with a choco shake after a long night of drinking.
 
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