Denny’s Menu with Prices in Canada [2026 Updated]

Denny’s prices in Canada currently range from small $2.69 Jr. and kids’ treats to full steak dinners, with coffee starting at $3.89 and breakfast stacks available for under $5. At the other end, a T-Bone Steak reaches $26.69, while the Value Slam starts at $9.95 and many standard breakfast plates sit around $15–$19.

I’ve always found Denny’s easiest to appreciate when you’re hungry enough for a proper plate—sitting in a booth with black diner coffee nearby, crackling bacon on the plate and warm syrup ready for a stack of pancakes. It’s the sort of menu where a quick coffee can stay inexpensive, but a skillet, Slam or steak dinner can push the bill much higher.

For this Denny’s Menu Price in Canada guide, we pulled and cross-checked prices across multiple Canadian Denny’s locations and official regional menus rather than relying on a single listing. Prices can vary slightly by province and location, and taxes aren’t included unless stated.

The rest of the guide breaks down Denny’s Slams, skillets, late-night dinner options, 55+ discounts and calorie information, so you can see what different budgets actually get you before ordering.

Denny’s Menu Price Canada

Features

Denny’s Signature Slams®

Denny’s Signature Breakfasts

Denny’s Savoury Omelettes

Denny’s Bennies

Denny’s Premium Pancakes

Denny’s Burgers

Handhelds

Denny’s Shareables

Appetizers

Fresh Salads

Love-a-Bowls

Comforting Dinners

55+ Menu

Kids Menu

Drinks

Milk Shakes

Desserts

Must-Try Menu Items at Denny’s Canada

Slamburger® — CAN$18.59 | 1010 Cals

The Slamburger is a big-mouth burger, and there’s no graceful way to eat it. The plump beef patty, American cheese, eggs cooked to order, applewood-smoked bacon and hash browns are all piled onto a buttery brioche bun.

That runny yolk gets everywhere. Add the greasy hash browns and you’ll be reaching for a diner napkin before the second bite.

I like the portion size, but the side fries can taste a little dull. I’d swap them for onion rings instead. At CAN$18.59, this is comfort food with the volume turned all the way up.

Cinnamon Roll Pancake Slam — CAN$17.59 | 1450–1760 Cals

This one absolutely crushes a sweet craving. The buttermilk pancakes have cinnamon crumble pockets baked inside, then Denny’s finishes them with a drizzle of cream cheese icing that sinks into the warm pancakes and pushes the whole plate toward dessert territory.

The problem is the richness. At 1450–1760 calories, I need the savoury breakfast side of bacon or sausage to cut through all that cinnamon, icing and maple syrup. Without it, the sugar rush gets exhausting fast.

Original Grand Slam — CAN$15.59 | 800–930 Cals

The Original Grand Slam doesn’t need much explaining: pancakes, eggs, bacon and sausage. It’s basic, but that’s exactly why I keep coming back to it when I want old-school diner food.

The pancakes soak up maple syrup like a sponge, and the bacon usually brings the right salty crunch. The sausage links are more standard than memorable, but that hardly matters when the whole plate delivers pure diner nostalgia. For budget-friendly meals during an all-day breakfast run, this is about as straightforward as casual dining gets.

Moons Over My Hammy — CAN$17.99 | 730 Cals

Scrambled eggs, Swiss cheese, American cheese and deli ham sit between two slices of grilled sourdough, and that bread is aggressively buttery—I’ve finished one with greasy fingers more than once. I eat this less like a breakfast sandwich and more like a heavy grilled cheese with eggs: salty, soft, crisp around the edges and deeply comforting.

Zesty Nachos — CAN$18.59 | 1490 Cals

Denny’s Zesty Nachos arrive as a massive bowl of thin, crisp chips buried under cumin-spiced beefy sauce, melted cheese, mild pico de gallo and a dollop of sour cream. The “zesty” part gives me a mild kick rather than anything close to scorching heat, which suits this kind of 24-hour diner comfort food.

The real issue is the portion size. There’s enough here for a group, and you need several people digging in quickly because the chips underneath eventually surrender to the sauce and toppings. I wouldn’t tackle the whole 1490-calorie bowl alone unless soggy bottom chips don’t bother you.

Where to Go When You Want Something Similar to Denny’s

• IHOP
• Swiss Chalet
• A&W
• St-Hubert

Quick Answers About Denny’s Canadian Menu

Planning Your Next Denny’s Run in Canada

After cross-checking Denny’s menu prices across multiple provinces, from British Columbia and Alberta through Ontario, I found that location-to-location differences are pretty small. You’ll usually see only a few cents to about a dollar between restaurants, although local taxes still affect the final bill.

For me, Denny’s sweet spot remains the all-day Slams and classic breakfast plates, generally landing in the $10–$18 range. Premium dinner skillets and steaks push the spend into the $20–$26 territory, so I’d choose those when I’m actually hungry for a heavier dinner rather than just stopping in for breakfast. We update this guide regularly so you have current numbers to check before heading out.

What does your local Denny’s charge? Drop your city or province in the comments, and tell me which dish you always order when you slide into a booth.

Christopher Hopper

Hi, I am Christopher Hopper, the food writer behind Canada Menu Hub. I live right here in Canada and absolutely love exploring our incredible food scene.

I created this website after getting frustrated with how hard it is to find current restaurant prices online. Since I already love writing and discovering new places to eat, I decided to fix the issue myself.

My mission is simple. I track down the latest menus, verify the costs, and update the prices here so you know exactly what you will pay before you order. When I am not writing articles or checking menu updates, I am usually traveling the country looking for my next great meal.