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421 Mayor Magrath Dr S, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 3L8, Canada
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Jun 9, 2019
I just came in for something sweet and to spend some time with my wife. Boy oh boy if you go there try their strawberry mini doughnuts. That is not what they are called. I can't remember what they are called. Anyway they were one of the tastiest things I have ever put in my mouth. Oh ya you have to make sure that you eat them hot. It makes it that more magical.

Jun 12, 2019
If I could give this zero stars I would. I am currently staying at the hotel & came to eat before I headed to bed as I have an appointment at 10am. It is 11:48pm now, we arrived at 11:10, no one has come to the table once. We originally wanted to go to the bar next door but apparently they get to close 45min before their stated closing time. The waitress there ordered us drinks so we have sat down and had our one drink as she delivered them from the bar. Unfortunately we cannot leave due to us ordering those drinks and we need to pay for them but it’s hard to pay for something when you haven’t an idea who to pay for the drinks and have seen no one since you arrived. There is a gentleman who I can only guess is a manager who has wandered around and opened the door a few times to the bar side to talk to someone, but still no one has even acknowledged us on the Denny’s side. Extremely unfortunate and unprofessional environment. Would never return and don’t recommend anyone coming to this establishment.

Apr 4, 2019
The restaurant seemed understaffed. I felt bad for the woman who was running around all by herself while the guy who seemed to be the manager walked around aimlessly looking for something to do. Kudos to the waitress for doing an outstanding job however the toast in my clubhouse sandwich was burned... To crunchy to chew, whole the turkey and tomatoes seemed so fresh. I wish I could have enjoyed the sandwich but I have dental problems. The French fries were undercooked. I would have sent the plate back but felt bad for the poor woman who was obviously working so hard. The washrooms were out of service for cleaning the entire time we were eating and my spouse REALLY HAD TO GO! After having had a day procedure at CRH just prior he was very hungry and quite desperate. We had to leave before we were done our meals because we had to search out another location with an open washroom to use (we were visiting the city from Med Hat); didn't feel like using the parking lot or ally. A restaurant really should have its own washrooms. 1 star for food 2 stars for service

Jun 17, 2019
TERRIBLE!!! If I could give NEGATIVE 5 stars I would. The Denny's in Lethbridge is horrible. Our food was burnt and cold! Took forever to even get our gross food. We dis not even eat it or pay for how terrible it was

May 5, 2019
I don't go there super often but the times I've had but 50% of the time I've had a waitress either having a bad day or a long day but it showed and showed in her performance and attitude, but was not bad enough to make me not want to come back or to complain just give her a much much smaller tip. Any way the food is excellent but it's very Weighing on the stomach.

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