For the first time in roughly two years, Denny's will start a new frenzy of television, radio, print and online ads that, according to Restaurant News Resource, are a bit of a departure from their previous style of advertising. The new ads will feature actors playing diners talking about what makes Denny's relevant or useful. In one ad, a man admits his preference to Denny's over his own wife, saying he may never go home again because Denny's gives him bacon and sausage. Another apparently features a young man talking about how he likes to hit up America's largest full-service restaurant chain after a night of clubbing. If anything, at least Denny's has come to terms with the fact that they're a late-night last resort. Anybody else miss Lenny's?Denny's rolls out new ads
For the first time in roughly two years, Denny's will start a new frenzy of television, radio, print and online ads that, according to Restaurant News Resource, are a bit of a departure from their previous style of advertising. The new ads will feature actors playing diners talking about what makes Denny's relevant or useful. In one ad, a man admits his preference to Denny's over his own wife, saying he may never go home again because Denny's gives him bacon and sausage. Another apparently features a young man talking about how he likes to hit up America's largest full-service restaurant chain after a night of clubbing. If anything, at least Denny's has come to terms with the fact that they're a late-night last resort. Anybody else miss Lenny's?Related Headlines
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6-27-2006 @ 7:26PM
Dr. Electro said...
Yes, Nick, I do. I still call it Lenny's. I can't help myself. I like some of the newer offerings but the Lenny's commercials had a very distinct charm, especially for people like me who are prone to Spoonerisms and deliberate misnomers. I will always like to dine at Lenny's Denny's.
Dr. "Give me Lenny's!" Electro
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