Blueberry Waffle me and then step off short stack! Everyone seems to have an opinion when it comes to the Waffle House. "Poison" I hear people say! "Toxic Shock Syndrome" they boldly state! "Awful House" I hear people joke! But you know what? "Zip It" I say! I know America when I see her, and she's in every Waffle House across this great land! Cheap, sweet & salty, butter soaked America... I salute you!
(4)
Brian S.
Hands down the best waffle house I've ever been to. They're food is Waffle House food, that's not where the five stars come into play. Everyone knows that Waffle Houses are for late night drunk dining or after church Sunday breakfast. This Waffle House handles both crowds with style, talent and efficiency. I try to go for Sunday breakfast a couple times a month and every time I hit the church crowd but you can't even tell. The way they handle the rush is so quick and efficient that i'm in and out with no problem. My meal is ALWAYS and I'm saying ALWAYS right...down to the toppings on my hasbrowns. I'm appreciative when places pay attention to detail like that. The reason this place deserves five stars is very subtle so I urge you to try it out for yourself and see. If you're in the area and are craving some Waffle House, skip the one on Cobb Parkway and head to this one; you wont be sorry.
(5)
Jimmy S.
Good food, cheap, quick service
(4)
Mike D.
My one and only visit here was awesome. We came in, and it was packed, so we waited a few minutes for an available table. We were trying to get in and out in 30 minutes to catch a movie. Even with the short wait, we still left on time because of the excellent, fast and efficient service provided. I wish I remembered the server's name. We told her our plans, and she went out of her way to ensure that everything came out quick and tended to everything we needed. I'm not joking when I say her service rivaled or passed many restaurants with much more expensive menu. Great job, WaHo!
(5)
Kathleen M.
Returned to this location for Valentine's Day, and they remembered everything... and did it all with a snaggly toothed smile. God damn, I love this place. Although I've got a bone to pick with whoever chose the selections in this jukebox. First of all, it's one of those new fangled ones that has the entire CD rather than just 2 songs by each artist. Second, no Freebird. WTF. You HAVE to listen to Freebird while at WaHo. Honestly.
(4)
Brett G.
I only go here on the weekends, for 7 years. That being said, i can say, this is the best and cleanest waffle house I've been to. A common problem with eateries that turn over a huge number of tables is cleaning plates and utensils. This is the only WH I've seen staff hand dry all the utensils making sure there is no residue from the hundreds who may have used it before you. You only have to see a speck of food on your fork once to leave a lasting impression. The staff here are friendly and professional. Some here know my name and my daughter's. As I am not a social butterfly, that is saying something. The difference between this WH and most others is the staff. They are good at what they do, and they care. And it shows.
(5)
maggie v.
Quite possibly the nicest Waffle House on the planet. Waffle houses have a tendency to freak me out but this one was very nice and clean. Good was delicious and I look forward to anther visit. I definitely recommend! Had a waffle, bacon (extra crispy) and hash browns.
(5)
Ginger B.
This is the BEST Waffle House I've ever been to. It's very clean, the service is quick, and the food is always hot,fresh, and delicious. Don't forget to order hashbrowns!
(5)
Brent W.
Whenever I'm back in Atlanta I always stop in at least once for breakfast. The place hasn't changed at all.
(4)
Gloria S.
Service is great and prices are very reasonable. The food was truly delicious. Reminded me of when I was younger, the waffles were great.
(5)
Tres B.
Here are midnight, very skecthy scary crowd. yes , it is a Waffle House. They were also out of several comon food selectins. My waffle was cold and bland. again, its a Waffle House. Only stop here if drunk, lost or desparate.
(2)
Charles A.
So it's been a minute since I've been here--because my last experience wasn't that grand. This time around the food was better and the service was faster (larger crowd inside as well). The thing that stood out www when I was leaving when I saw the 82 health score . I didn't even read it in detail, just was surprised I didn't see it when i walked in. However they have it posted on the message board and people don't really look at those things until they are leaving ....just like I did. Before I return I need that score to be higher
(3)
Phil V.
Although I love the food here at Waffle House....this girl prolly was new because she took my order and got my food and it was sitting in the counter for awhile and she didn't get the food till I had to remind her. Her name was Eleanor. She kinda looked lost and confused. WH needs to train their staff better!
(1)
Lindy F.
"...and in the mornin, I'm makin' waffles!" -- Multiplicity (1996) I've been here a few times (too many). This is usually my stop in the middle of the night after a long night of hanging out and I have a hankering (yes, you heard me) for hashbrowns (scattered, covered and chunked). And on really crazy nights, a patty melt is in order!! This location always takes great care of me, whether eating in or taking out. This place is always so clean (one of the best and cleanest of the WaHos) and I think this is because it is next to a hotel and really the only choice for the hotel guests to get food (besides the McD's). Did I mention that the staff is super friendly too? Beware that the streets around the WaHo are all one way? Good tip. You're welcome.
(4)
Lane M.
Waffle House has the best breakfast food for the best price in my opinion. I normally go in around brunch time on the weekends to give the breakfast crowd time to die down. This is my favorite location because the waitresses are friendly and I'm just more comfortable at this one. Granted Waffle House's are NOT the most sanitary places you will ever eat at, my rule of thumb is to not sit close to the kitchen and never look back there....enjoy the food and leave.
(4)
Nate B.
I am pretty sure I got food poisoning from this location. Be careful. Hhhhhhhhhhuhhhhhhhhhgggghhhhhhhhhhuhhhhhhhhhhhhh
(1)
Ivan S.
Don't you hate it when you meet some people out for a mellow night of drinks and socializing and then someone has the bright idea of resurrecting the drinking game "I never" even though not only are you at the age that you've all basically done everything, but drinking games in general are a bad idea? And then that same game spirals out of control and before you know it, you find yourself at Swingin' Richards wearing nothing but a sombrero and a g-string? And then in an effort to sober you up, your friends drag you to the Waffle House on Northside Drive where you order an All-Star Special with a side of hash browns, scattered, smothered, covered and peppered, but then you get into a heated argument with the staff after pointing out that the menu's claim "There are more than 1,572,864 ways to enjoy our hash browns" is wrong and that the actual number (8! + 1), +1 for the little known "ringed" option, is in fact 40,321? And since higher mathematics at 4am isn't usually a concern for the late night Waffle House shift, they boot you and your friends from the place, leaving you to pass out unceremoniously in the back seat of your friend's car only to wake up the next morning face down in your front yard while the neighborhood kids play around your half naked body? Don't you hate when that happens? So do I.
(4)
Todd L.
I have to represent my local Waffle House. Every time I go home to Atlanta to visit the folks, many a meal happens here. 24 / 7 / 365 . . . . how can you beat those hours? Hey fellow Jews, forget Chinese on Christmas. If you live due south of the Mason-Dixon line, hit Waffle House. Oh, make sure to play an original Waffle House song on the jukebox while you are there. There are like 15 to choose from. My personal favorite is "Waffle House Doo-Wop"
(5)
Stacey C.
I don't know exactly which Waffle House we tried...but sorry to say, it was a sad sad experience. Perhaps I should give it another chance considering my bf loves this place so much. Why????
(1)
kisha s.
I used to joke that in order to get a job at the Waffle House you had to be an ex-con. And if you looked close enough, you could actually see the leg chain that shackled the line cook to the base of the grill. Obviously that's not true, but if you've gone into the 'wrong' Waffle House after a late night at the club, you know it ain't completely false, either. Still, there's something about the place that keeps me going back every once in a while. Maybe it's because they're as common in Georgia as kudzu or springtime pollen. Perhaps it's the fact that - good or bad- EVERY trip to the waffle house is an experience (Seriously, have you ever been to a Waffle House and left without an interesting story to tell?). Or it could be that it's the perfect place to go when I'm missing mama and grandma and want somebody to call me 'baby' and 'sugah' while they serve me food that I KNOW isn't good for me but tastes soooo right. It's a Saturday and I've foregone my usual laziness, instead opting to go out and run some early morning errands. Feeling proud that I'm up, dressed, and finished with most of my to-dos before noon, I decide to reward myself with a little breakfast. Cresting a hill, I spy that familiar sign - two simple words spelled out in garish yellow squares - and I feel an instant twinge of nostalgia. As soon as I ask myself, "Should I...?" my stomach responds with an approving grumble, and my hands comply by turning the steering wheel towards the parking lot. I'm greeted at the door by one of the waitresses whose name I'm certain is either Flo or Gladys or Shirley or something very similar. I choose an empty seat at the counter and she hands me a menu. I'm instantly absorbed in the familiar quick-order cacophony of jangling silverware and clanking dishes, sizzling food on grill, punctuated by the shrill voices of waitresses hollering out orders in a drawling language only spoken here: "Pull! One chicken plate! Drop 2 hashbrowns! 1 scattered, covered, and diiiced, 1 scattered, covered, smothered, and chunked!" Welcome to the House. Immediately the grill cook - a big dude with his hair tied back in a long, Boo-Ya Tribe ponytail (leg-chain missing) gets to work. He adds a new round of oil to the griddle, and begins grabbing additional supplies from the nearby fridge, then sets to rhythmically flipping, scrambling, and shifting all the items on the grill. It's just as much performance art as it is sheer short-order genius. As I wait for my tried-and-true order of a waffle, a side of sausage, and hash browns - scattered, covered, and smothered, I ponder a couple of stickers positioned above the grill. Both are written in Waffle-speak. 1 reads: 'Don't Turn and Burn', and the other: 'Kill the Flame and Get in the Game'. Soon, the meaning of the latter becomes apparent. In a 5-minute lull in the steady flow of customers and orders, the floors are swept, the waffle irons de-crusted, and napkin dispensers refilled. All the while, the staff exchanges sassy comments and witty replies. Everything here - including the banter - moves with a sort of synchronized, snappy timing. After I finish my meal and pay the check, the waitress who served me drawls loudly from across the room, "Okay, huuun. You have a good day now! I find myself inadvertently drawling back, "Yes ma'am, you tooooo!" cheers, k bonvivantonline.com
(4)
Michael D.
good food and definatly low prices i had the 1/4lb combo and hashbrowns my friends had the all-star breakfast as usually they loved it i u really want a good down south breakfast at a place with a lasting reputation check this place out
(4)
Jerry P.
Like Starbucks on every corner in Seattle, so is the case with Waffle House in Atlanta. But this location is like no other, by a long shot. Having ate here at all hours of the day, I must say the breakfast staff is the best! I'm always greeted when I walk in the door and having frequented so many times, they know me by name and remember what my favorite things are on the menu. Comfort food for sure, good when you're coming home from a night of bar-hopping, waking up from a hangover, or needing to pick up something on the run. This location is sure to please.
(5)
Peachy J.
Do not ever eat in this place. I went late one night after my Christmas party. Got some hashbrowns and a chicken melt, but couldn't finish it all so I ask for a to go container. As I pick up the remaining hashbrowns to my surprise a dead ROACH is on its back in my plate. The lady at the table next to me said she just saw another crawling up the seat next to her. Unless they get that place up to code never ever again. I am so traumatized I may not eat at another waffle house ever agin, UGH!
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Scott K.
Blueberry Waffle me and then step off short stack! Everyone seems to have an opinion when it comes to the Waffle House. "Poison" I hear people say! "Toxic Shock Syndrome" they boldly state! "Awful House" I hear people joke! But you know what? "Zip It" I say! I know America when I see her, and she's in every Waffle House across this great land! Cheap, sweet & salty, butter soaked America... I salute you!
(4)Brian S.
Hands down the best waffle house I've ever been to. They're food is Waffle House food, that's not where the five stars come into play. Everyone knows that Waffle Houses are for late night drunk dining or after church Sunday breakfast. This Waffle House handles both crowds with style, talent and efficiency. I try to go for Sunday breakfast a couple times a month and every time I hit the church crowd but you can't even tell. The way they handle the rush is so quick and efficient that i'm in and out with no problem. My meal is ALWAYS and I'm saying ALWAYS right...down to the toppings on my hasbrowns. I'm appreciative when places pay attention to detail like that. The reason this place deserves five stars is very subtle so I urge you to try it out for yourself and see. If you're in the area and are craving some Waffle House, skip the one on Cobb Parkway and head to this one; you wont be sorry.
(5)Jimmy S.
Good food, cheap, quick service
(4)Mike D.
My one and only visit here was awesome. We came in, and it was packed, so we waited a few minutes for an available table. We were trying to get in and out in 30 minutes to catch a movie. Even with the short wait, we still left on time because of the excellent, fast and efficient service provided. I wish I remembered the server's name. We told her our plans, and she went out of her way to ensure that everything came out quick and tended to everything we needed. I'm not joking when I say her service rivaled or passed many restaurants with much more expensive menu. Great job, WaHo!
(5)Kathleen M.
Returned to this location for Valentine's Day, and they remembered everything... and did it all with a snaggly toothed smile. God damn, I love this place. Although I've got a bone to pick with whoever chose the selections in this jukebox. First of all, it's one of those new fangled ones that has the entire CD rather than just 2 songs by each artist. Second, no Freebird. WTF. You HAVE to listen to Freebird while at WaHo. Honestly.
(4)Brett G.
I only go here on the weekends, for 7 years. That being said, i can say, this is the best and cleanest waffle house I've been to. A common problem with eateries that turn over a huge number of tables is cleaning plates and utensils. This is the only WH I've seen staff hand dry all the utensils making sure there is no residue from the hundreds who may have used it before you. You only have to see a speck of food on your fork once to leave a lasting impression. The staff here are friendly and professional. Some here know my name and my daughter's. As I am not a social butterfly, that is saying something. The difference between this WH and most others is the staff. They are good at what they do, and they care. And it shows.
(5)maggie v.
Quite possibly the nicest Waffle House on the planet. Waffle houses have a tendency to freak me out but this one was very nice and clean. Good was delicious and I look forward to anther visit. I definitely recommend! Had a waffle, bacon (extra crispy) and hash browns.
(5)Ginger B.
This is the BEST Waffle House I've ever been to. It's very clean, the service is quick, and the food is always hot,fresh, and delicious. Don't forget to order hashbrowns!
(5)Brent W.
Whenever I'm back in Atlanta I always stop in at least once for breakfast. The place hasn't changed at all.
(4)Gloria S.
Service is great and prices are very reasonable. The food was truly delicious. Reminded me of when I was younger, the waffles were great.
(5)Tres B.
Here are midnight, very skecthy scary crowd. yes , it is a Waffle House. They were also out of several comon food selectins. My waffle was cold and bland. again, its a Waffle House. Only stop here if drunk, lost or desparate.
(2)Charles A.
So it's been a minute since I've been here--because my last experience wasn't that grand. This time around the food was better and the service was faster (larger crowd inside as well). The thing that stood out www when I was leaving when I saw the 82 health score . I didn't even read it in detail, just was surprised I didn't see it when i walked in. However they have it posted on the message board and people don't really look at those things until they are leaving ....just like I did. Before I return I need that score to be higher
(3)Phil V.
Although I love the food here at Waffle House....this girl prolly was new because she took my order and got my food and it was sitting in the counter for awhile and she didn't get the food till I had to remind her. Her name was Eleanor. She kinda looked lost and confused. WH needs to train their staff better!
(1)Lindy F.
"...and in the mornin, I'm makin' waffles!" -- Multiplicity (1996) I've been here a few times (too many). This is usually my stop in the middle of the night after a long night of hanging out and I have a hankering (yes, you heard me) for hashbrowns (scattered, covered and chunked). And on really crazy nights, a patty melt is in order!! This location always takes great care of me, whether eating in or taking out. This place is always so clean (one of the best and cleanest of the WaHos) and I think this is because it is next to a hotel and really the only choice for the hotel guests to get food (besides the McD's). Did I mention that the staff is super friendly too? Beware that the streets around the WaHo are all one way? Good tip. You're welcome.
(4)Lane M.
Waffle House has the best breakfast food for the best price in my opinion. I normally go in around brunch time on the weekends to give the breakfast crowd time to die down. This is my favorite location because the waitresses are friendly and I'm just more comfortable at this one. Granted Waffle House's are NOT the most sanitary places you will ever eat at, my rule of thumb is to not sit close to the kitchen and never look back there....enjoy the food and leave.
(4)Nate B.
I am pretty sure I got food poisoning from this location. Be careful. Hhhhhhhhhhuhhhhhhhhhgggghhhhhhhhhhuhhhhhhhhhhhhh
(1)Ivan S.
Don't you hate it when you meet some people out for a mellow night of drinks and socializing and then someone has the bright idea of resurrecting the drinking game "I never" even though not only are you at the age that you've all basically done everything, but drinking games in general are a bad idea? And then that same game spirals out of control and before you know it, you find yourself at Swingin' Richards wearing nothing but a sombrero and a g-string? And then in an effort to sober you up, your friends drag you to the Waffle House on Northside Drive where you order an All-Star Special with a side of hash browns, scattered, smothered, covered and peppered, but then you get into a heated argument with the staff after pointing out that the menu's claim "There are more than 1,572,864 ways to enjoy our hash browns" is wrong and that the actual number (8! + 1), +1 for the little known "ringed" option, is in fact 40,321? And since higher mathematics at 4am isn't usually a concern for the late night Waffle House shift, they boot you and your friends from the place, leaving you to pass out unceremoniously in the back seat of your friend's car only to wake up the next morning face down in your front yard while the neighborhood kids play around your half naked body? Don't you hate when that happens? So do I.
(4)Todd L.
I have to represent my local Waffle House. Every time I go home to Atlanta to visit the folks, many a meal happens here. 24 / 7 / 365 . . . . how can you beat those hours? Hey fellow Jews, forget Chinese on Christmas. If you live due south of the Mason-Dixon line, hit Waffle House. Oh, make sure to play an original Waffle House song on the jukebox while you are there. There are like 15 to choose from. My personal favorite is "Waffle House Doo-Wop"
(5)Stacey C.
I don't know exactly which Waffle House we tried...but sorry to say, it was a sad sad experience. Perhaps I should give it another chance considering my bf loves this place so much. Why????
(1)kisha s.
I used to joke that in order to get a job at the Waffle House you had to be an ex-con. And if you looked close enough, you could actually see the leg chain that shackled the line cook to the base of the grill. Obviously that's not true, but if you've gone into the 'wrong' Waffle House after a late night at the club, you know it ain't completely false, either. Still, there's something about the place that keeps me going back every once in a while. Maybe it's because they're as common in Georgia as kudzu or springtime pollen. Perhaps it's the fact that - good or bad- EVERY trip to the waffle house is an experience (Seriously, have you ever been to a Waffle House and left without an interesting story to tell?). Or it could be that it's the perfect place to go when I'm missing mama and grandma and want somebody to call me 'baby' and 'sugah' while they serve me food that I KNOW isn't good for me but tastes soooo right. It's a Saturday and I've foregone my usual laziness, instead opting to go out and run some early morning errands. Feeling proud that I'm up, dressed, and finished with most of my to-dos before noon, I decide to reward myself with a little breakfast. Cresting a hill, I spy that familiar sign - two simple words spelled out in garish yellow squares - and I feel an instant twinge of nostalgia. As soon as I ask myself, "Should I...?" my stomach responds with an approving grumble, and my hands comply by turning the steering wheel towards the parking lot. I'm greeted at the door by one of the waitresses whose name I'm certain is either Flo or Gladys or Shirley or something very similar. I choose an empty seat at the counter and she hands me a menu. I'm instantly absorbed in the familiar quick-order cacophony of jangling silverware and clanking dishes, sizzling food on grill, punctuated by the shrill voices of waitresses hollering out orders in a drawling language only spoken here: "Pull! One chicken plate! Drop 2 hashbrowns! 1 scattered, covered, and diiiced, 1 scattered, covered, smothered, and chunked!" Welcome to the House. Immediately the grill cook - a big dude with his hair tied back in a long, Boo-Ya Tribe ponytail (leg-chain missing) gets to work. He adds a new round of oil to the griddle, and begins grabbing additional supplies from the nearby fridge, then sets to rhythmically flipping, scrambling, and shifting all the items on the grill. It's just as much performance art as it is sheer short-order genius. As I wait for my tried-and-true order of a waffle, a side of sausage, and hash browns - scattered, covered, and smothered, I ponder a couple of stickers positioned above the grill. Both are written in Waffle-speak. 1 reads: 'Don't Turn and Burn', and the other: 'Kill the Flame and Get in the Game'. Soon, the meaning of the latter becomes apparent. In a 5-minute lull in the steady flow of customers and orders, the floors are swept, the waffle irons de-crusted, and napkin dispensers refilled. All the while, the staff exchanges sassy comments and witty replies. Everything here - including the banter - moves with a sort of synchronized, snappy timing. After I finish my meal and pay the check, the waitress who served me drawls loudly from across the room, "Okay, huuun. You have a good day now! I find myself inadvertently drawling back, "Yes ma'am, you tooooo!" cheers, k bonvivantonline.com
(4)Michael D.
good food and definatly low prices i had the 1/4lb combo and hashbrowns my friends had the all-star breakfast as usually they loved it i u really want a good down south breakfast at a place with a lasting reputation check this place out
(4)Jerry P.
Like Starbucks on every corner in Seattle, so is the case with Waffle House in Atlanta. But this location is like no other, by a long shot. Having ate here at all hours of the day, I must say the breakfast staff is the best! I'm always greeted when I walk in the door and having frequented so many times, they know me by name and remember what my favorite things are on the menu. Comfort food for sure, good when you're coming home from a night of bar-hopping, waking up from a hangover, or needing to pick up something on the run. This location is sure to please.
(5)Peachy J.
Do not ever eat in this place. I went late one night after my Christmas party. Got some hashbrowns and a chicken melt, but couldn't finish it all so I ask for a to go container. As I pick up the remaining hashbrowns to my surprise a dead ROACH is on its back in my plate. The lady at the table next to me said she just saw another crawling up the seat next to her. Unless they get that place up to code never ever again. I am so traumatized I may not eat at another waffle house ever agin, UGH!
(1)