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Denny's (page 1)

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The Denny's Restaurant chain originated as Danny's Donuts in 1953 in Lakewood, CA. The name was changed to Denny's in 1959. Their 1960s boomerang-roof buildings were designed by Armet & Davis. The hexagonal shaped sign style is still in use today although the neon has been replaced with plastic. The chain now has over 2,500 locations worldwide. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.

Kix on 66
Tucumcari, NM		 Denny's
El Cajon, CA
The Kix on 66 was originally a Denny's restaurant. In 2004, it was sold to the owners of Del's Restaurant in town who converted it to this coffee shop and adapted the sign. For more, see this website.

This El Cajon Denny's features an intact old neon sign and the classic boomerang roof.

Milton's Family Restaurant
Albuquerque, NM
Milton's Family Restaurant is another former Denny's. The "Always Open" part of the original sign remains.

Silver Spoon Family Restaurant
Kingman, AZ		 Bubba's Southern Bar-B-Q
Yuma, AZ
The Silver Spoon Family Restaurant is another former Denny's restaurant.

Bubba's Southern Bar-B-Q, another former Denny's, has a partially concealed old roofline and a very rare, intact spiked ball on top of the altered sign.

Denny's
Modesto, CA
The Modesto Denny's still retains the boomerang roof and rockwork.

Denny's
Fife, WA
The Fife Denny's is another example of this style. This location was built around 1963. The sign is plastic.

former Denny's
San Antonio, TX
This former Denny's now houses Lulu's Bakery & Cafe.

former Denny's
San Antonio, TX
This former Denny's now houses Thousand Oaks Cafe II.

former Denny's
Dallas, TX
This former Denny's now houses Grandpa Tony's restaurant.

former Denny's
Denison, TX
This former Denny's now houses Nick's Family Restaurant.

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