They’re not going down without a bite.
California-founded Denny’s is known as “America’s Diner” — but the iconic, breakfast-all-day chain known for it’s Grand Slam combo hasn’t exactly been knocking it out of the park in recent years, with more than 150 underperforming locations benched in recent months.
But since their sale to private equity firm TriArtisan Capital Advisors in November 2025, which took the company from public to privately held, the brand has been plotting a major comeback.
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In a move they call “Project Grand Slam”, the company is preparing…
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