Denny's Place

Didn't plan on stopping here on our day road trip but the bar across the street where we planned to go was closed. We went inside to grab something cold to drink and I had asked if they knew why the bar across the street was closed and they said it was always closed on Tuesdays. Obviously their website had wrong hours. Oh well. I stated I only wanted to go their because they had outdoor seating. To my surprise the bartender/owner told me he had just added an outdoor patio. Score! Cute little patio with 2 picnic tables and even a flatscreen TV. Was fun to sit with a local and chat it up over a cold one. Didn't eat there but would not hesitate to as the pizza smelled great and the inside was fairly large and super clean. Maybe on the next road trip!

AWESOME PIZZA, we drive over regularly from Omaha to get what we haven't been able to find elsewhere. Great Pizza. We usually get the take and bake. have recommended them to several friends with no disappointments ;)

Decided to try out Denny's Place on New Years Eve as it's fairly close to home and the group wanted some pizza. So Denny's is exactly what you'd expect a small town bar and restaurant to be. Locals at the bar, a scattering of tables, a couple video games and various beer signs to finish out the decor. While service was a little slow, they were friendly enough and kept our drinks coming. I ordered some wings as an appetizer and while they weren't bad, the wings were tiny. On to the pizza. Overall, it was okay. It hit the spot and tasted just fine washed down with a cold PBR. It isn't going to win any awards, but it wasn't terrible either. While I wouldn't go out of my way to search out this place, if I lived in Crescent there isn't any reason to not stop in for a beer and a bite.

This place looks like a dive bar, you might be afraid to go in, but JUST. DO. IT! Get the garlic cheese bread, it'll change your life!

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.

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 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!

went here for the first time to try some pizza, got home a realized the bartender skimmed my card number and tried to gamble with it. I gotta say, the worst first experience I've had by far

The pizza is fantastic and it fits the bill of a small town bar. Friendly with good service and cold beer!

I tried this place after going skiing at Mt Crescent with my oldest son. I'm betting your first question is what/where is Mt. Crescent! (It's a small ski hill in Crescent IA) I enjoy trying out mom and pop places off the beaten path and this place met that criteria perfectly. The place is fairly small with a friendly feel to it. The food is very inexpensive and is really good. We ate nachos (corn chips, nacho cheese, with the salsa and sour cream on the side) these were good but not anything spectacular, but good for the about $3 that they cost. We also had a large pepperoni pIzza which was really good. The crust is thin and flaky, heavy on the pizza sauce (great flavor and just the way I like it) and then the pepperoni is under the cheese and a normal amount of cheese on the top. The ranch we requested is a very thick ranch which is awesome to go with pizza. My teenager and I both really liked the place.We went here for a second time about one week later 1-17-2020) and we had the pizza again (this time all pepperoni and half added pineapple). The pineapple was ok but IMO it didn't pair too well wIth the red pizza sauce I love pineapple on my pizza and even so would say to pick a different topping or change the sauce.We also ordered the macaroni cheese bites things (fried macaroni cheese triangles) they are awesome and kid approved especially when dipped in ranch, your mouth will love it even though it probably caused permanent damage to my arteries! Additionally we orders the onion petals (fried onion pieces). These were good, I've had better but only at a considerably higher price point (Tahoe Joes steak house and outback steak house) these onion petals when dipped in bbq and ranch were very good. Lastly we had a large order of garlic bread sticks. They were good and my wife and kids really enjoyed them but I would have preferred another pizza instead as it's very similar and the main difference is the absence of red pizza sauce which is very good here.Overall awesome little place off the beaten path. We will probably come here most days that we go to Mt crescent.