Denny’s Gluten-Free Menu 2024

Here is the complete Denny’s Gluten-Free menu.

Denny’s has a very large menu, and a lot of it is gluten-free. They clearly mark all of the gluten-free items on their menu with a GF symbol so it is easy to find what is safe to eat. They also make notes on what sides to include with certain dishes to make sure your entire meal is gluten-free.

They do note that while Denny’s does not operate a strictly gluten-free cooking environment, they only put the gluten-free symbol next to items that will have less than 20 parts per million of gluten. We do recommend that you let your server know if you have a food allergy or sensitivity so they can take the proper precautions.

Denny’s Gluten-Free Menu 2024

Drinks

  • Fresh Brewed Iced Tea
  • Lemonade Iced Tea
  • FUZE® Raspberry Tea
  • Lemonade
  • Mango Lemonade
  • Strawberry Lemonade
  • Coffee
  • Iced Cappuccino
  • All Soft Drinks

Smoothies

  • Groovy Mango
  • Strawberry Banana Bliss

Milk Shakes

  • Chocolate
  • Vanilla
  • Strawberry
  • Chocolate Peanut Butter

Slams

  • Fit Slam (Choose the Gluten-Free English Muffin)

Build Your Own Slam

  • Bacon Strips
  • Sausage Links
  • Turkey Bacon Strips
  • Eggs
  • Gluten-Free English Muffin (Glutino brand, which you can get at Kroger)
  • Hash Browns
  • Chicken Sausage Patty
  • Egg Whites
  • Grilled Ham Slice
  • Hearty Breakfast Sausage
  • Seasonal Fruit
  • Yogurt

Omelettes

  • Philly Cheesesteak Omelette (Choose the Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • Ham & Cheese Omelette (Choose the Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • Loaded Veggie Omelette (Choose the Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • Ultimate Omelette (Choose the Gluten-Free English Muffin)

Skillets

  • Santa Fe Skillet
  • Fit Fare Veggie Skillet
  • Supreme Skillet
  • Hearty Breakfast Skillet
  • Steak Skewer Skillet
  • Wild Alaska Salmon Skillet

Sides

  • Bacon Strips
  • Honey Jalapeño Bacon Strips
  • Turkey Bacon Strips
  • Sausage Links
  • Hearty Breakfast Sausage
  • Chicken Sausage Patties
  • Grilled Ham Slice
  • Eggs
  • Gluten-Free English Muffin
  • Red-Skinned Potatoes
  • Hash Browns
  • Cheddar Cheese Hash Browns
  • Yogurt
  • Seasonal Fruit
  • French Fries
  • Dippable Veggies
  • Broccoli
  • Fresh Sautéed Zucchini & Squash
  • Mashed Potatoes
  • Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
  • Red-Skinned Potatoes
  • Sweet Petite Corn

Salads

  • Prime Rib Cobb Salad
  • Grilled Chicken Cobb Salad
  • Avocado Chicken Caesar Salad
  • Cranberry Apple Chicken Salad

Appetizers

  • Zesty Nachos

Classics

  • Tilapia Ranchero (Choose 2 Gluten-Free Sides and Gluten-Free English Muffin)

Steaks

  • T-Bone Steak (Choose 2 Gluten-Free Sides and Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • Sirloin Steak (Choose 2 Gluten-Free Sides and Gluten-Free English Muffin)

55+ Menu

  • 55+ Starter (Choose Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • 55+ Fit Fare Loaded Veggie Omelette (Choose Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • 55+ Omelette (Choose Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • 55+ Grilled Chicken (Choose 2 Gluten-Free Sides and Gluten-Free English Muffin)
  • 55+ Grilled Tilapia (Choose 2 Gluten-Free Sides and Gluten-Free English Muffin)

Denny’s History

Denny’s is an American restaurant chain that has been in operation for more than 60 years. They are open 24/7 throughout the year. Their company motto is “America’s Diner is always open”. Apart from the United States, they also have locations in New Zealand, United Arab Emirates, Japan and various South American countries. Today, Denny’s has more than 1,600 restaurants around the world with plans to expand even further.

Their story began in 1953 when Harold Butler and Richard Jezak launched a donut stand and named it Danny’s Donuts. Butler’s dream was to serve the best coffee and donuts, while also providing quality service to consumers. In 1956, Jezak left the business thus leaving all managerial work to Butler. Richard went ahead to change its concept from a simple donut shop to a coffee restaurant.

Three years later, they changed their name from Danny’s to Denny’s Coffee Shops to avoid confusion with an LA-based restaurant called Coffee Dan’s. Today, the restaurant serves all different kinds of food including burgers, steak, sandwiches, spaghetti, fish and chips, and many other items. Nevertheless, Denny’s is probably known best for its tasty breakfast items. With the wide variety of meals available on its menu nowadays, it’s hard to believe that Denny’s actually started as a simple donut stall.

The restaurant is always open even on holidays, except for a few places where holiday regulations are strict. Though Denny’s sold donuts in its initial days, this item is no longer available on the official menu. Even so, customers are invited to try the dishes they have on offer, which range from breakfast to lunch and dinner items. There’s also enough parking space for those who want to come in by car. Founders Harold Butler and Richard Jezak probably didn’t foresee the massive success that their business would become when they opened the first ‘Danny’s Donuts’ stand in 1953 in Lakewood, CA. The restaurant is one of the most successful food businesses in America today.

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Summary

Denny’s does a great job at providing a ton of gluten-free options while making it easy to go through their regular menu and distinguish what is safe to eat and what customizations are needed. There are a few areas where they could add some more, specifically in the burgers and sandwiches department, as they currently don’t offer a gluten-free bun or sandwich bread. They also don’t offer any gluten-free pancakes. That being said, this is one place you can go and not feel like you have to make a lot of compromises to be able to safely eat gluten-free for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

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8 thoughts on “Denny’s Gluten-Free Menu 2024”

  1. What brand do you use for your gluten-free English muffins? I have celiac and cannot find anything comparable in taste to your gluten-free muffins! Or do you make them yourselves and would you share your recipe? Please. Thank you!

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    • I asked the same thing at the restaurant. They said they were by Denny’s. They were not for sale to the public.
      It’s a shame because they are the best I’ve had.

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  2. I LOVE eating at Denny’s! Both my husband and I have Non-Celiac gluten allergies. Even though we can afford the best food/restaurants out there, we patronize Denny’s because they offer such a wide selection for our needs.
    Our go to meal is the steak with gluten free options (FYI: their gravy is NOT gluten free). We find that it is a VERY good steak, for not being a steakhouse.
    Keep up the good job Denny’s. We LOVE your dedication to us with gluten intolerances.

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  3. I’m looking forward to going to Denny’s tomorrow! Because they have gluten-free English muffins, I could also have a burger on an English muffin or any kind of sandwich for that matter. Someone said their fries or coated with batter so I’ll have to find out for sure but at least their hash browns are gluten-free. I hope more restaurants follow suit. 🌞

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  4. Dennys is a joke! They may have gluten-free muffins but they put them in their regular toaster and that is not safe!!! There is a lot of information out there on gluten-free and this is not acceptable!! I was also told that there is cross-contamination that goes on with their sour cream as well. So I got to question anything they label as “gluten-free” on their menu. If they want to label food as gluten-free, they should know and be educated on what it means to be qualified as gluten-free.

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    • You are correct! I found the same toaster practice at a Dennys in LA. In fact, after eating the red potatoes and salmon had a very bad reaction that nearly landed me in the hospital. Cross contamination is real for anyone with worsening sensitivity. Its getting harder and harder for me to find a restaurant that will comply. Best just to cook at home and bring your own plate of food when joining friends to eat out. I was told by a Dennys manager that is totally acceptable. Good luck to you.

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