Typical waffle house chain food. Good wait service.
(3)
Ricky W.
It's Waffle House. You know what you're in for. But it's always the staff that makes it. And they were great. Definitely glad we stopped here.
(5)
Joel F.
Waffle House... there isn't much to say, really. Its your typical small breakfast joint that is always busy on the weekend. We decided that this was the place to go one Sunday with some friends from out of town. We arrived a little after 11am to find the place was busy and had a line to get a table. The guy that was seating everyone did a good job of keeping track of who was first. I didn't keep track but I'm going to say that we waited 15-20 minutes for a table. Once arrived at the table we all pretty much knew what we were getting. Our server brought our drinks and then took our order. Ha! All 4 of us got the same thing. Now for the life of me I can't remember what it is called, but it comes with eggs, bacon, toast, and waffle. Our food came out pretty quick considering how busy they were. Once it started to arrive we condensed our food onto one plate as each of us were getting about 4 plates each. If you haven't been to a waffle house, then you don't know how small the tables are for a group of 4 people. I was impressed how good the food tasted. Other locations in the area don't taste this good. I was surprised, happy, and impressed. Our server kept our drinks full and our table cleared as we one by one emptied our plates. The place is as clean as can be expected for basically a large, one room diner. It does look like they tend to dump a lot of stuff on the floor, behind the counter when they're busy... but I could be wrong as I never actually saw someone do that. Overall, not a bad location, and I'm sure i'd go back again someday.
(4)
G S.
It has been my experience with these restaurants is that they are almost never in a good area. The food is exceptional but the owners can never catch a break. Lol. This one had 2 squad cars in the lot handling a domestic disturbance in the hotel adjacent to the Waffle House. I love to get in the pit and nosh with the locals. The waffles cannot be matched anywhere. Also the hash browns are delicious. If you gotta take one on the chin on the way out or in its worth is. Service was great and the workers were a real delight to interact with. Just passing through but I never pass a Waffle House when traveling in the south. God bless you waffle gods.
(5)
Reem C.
What can I say about the Waffle House? Honestly, I expected a little bit more when I stepped in. Not sure why. I've seen the big black letters in the yellow squares on my travels for years and as a lover of waffles, I just always assumed that their waffles would be amazing. I was a little disappointed when my waffle came. It was light and fluffy; more like a pancake with squares. I've had much better waffles at IHOP. Turkey bacon/sausage was not an option. *Sigh* I don't always have a taste for pork. I won't complain because one shouldn't expect so much at a place where you can get breakfast for under $8. But, if the name of your establishment is Waffle House, then for crying out loud your waffles should be better than the International House of PANCAKES, not the other way around.
(2)
Shari F.
Great service with a diner feel. Food cooked to perfection including crispy bacon. Yum.
(4)
Becca B.
Strawberry waffle, hashbrowns, and some coffee. Aww yeah. So good. DO NOT get hashbrowns with jalapenos unless you want hasbrowns floating in a river of nasty pickled jalapeno water. Also do not get scrambled eggs with cheese unless you like Velveeta with a side of egg. But seriously it's a waffle house so I don't know what I expected.
(3)
Kent M.
Had breakfast here last week. Typical Waffle House, quick service and good food. Everything I expect from a Waffle House!!
(4)
Andy M.
I can't believe that I went a whole year without a Waffle House Breakfast. I started to go through withdrawal. I actually had the shakes and cold chills in anticipation of my smoothed and covered Hash Browns. As we walked inside, the wonderful smells of Eggs, Potato's and grilled onions were in the air. I started drooling like Pavlov's Dog awaiting my first forkful of delight. I decided to go with the Texas Burger on this visit. Of course, I complimented this with a tasty side order of Hash Browns that were smothered, covered and peppered. The Japeleno peppers were a tasty added touch to this delicious lunch. The Waffle House is comfort food personified. I could be in the worst mood of my life and the Waffle House would leave me fat, and happy. The Waffle House is a wonderful treat that I dearly enjoy.
(5)
Carolynne M.
Have you read the review from Andy M yet about this place? No? Oh please do, it is important to the understanding of what I am about to say. Go ahead, go read it. I'll wait. OK? You read it? Sigh. Now you see what I have to deal with every. single. time we drive through Indianapolis. And Ohio. And Colorado. And Florida. gah! Yeah for some reason I am on a personal, unwanted quest to hit every Waffle House in North America. Do I "get" the Waffle House? No. Do I enjoy the food, which is carb heavy, cooked in either butter or oil (or both, who knows!) and only ranges in colour from pale yellow to brown? Not really! Vegetables? Forget it...grits are TECHNICALLY a vegetable, right? The best thing I can say about the Waffle House is the coffee, and the unintentional hilarity of the people watching. Well, that and watching Andy's face light up as if he had just won the lottery and Mick Jagger was personally handing it to him. For me, I suffer through it, and thank the lord there are none in the Chicago area.
(3)
Matt F.
Wow. Where do I start? I've had many memorable experiences here. From downing delicious waffles while drunk at 3 AM, to having a police officer say "I've dealt with you and your mom before," this place and I go way back. Like most Waffle Houses, it has to be experienced, not read about. The next time you are looking for eats on Southport Road in the early morning hours, hit up the Waffle House. Look for the guy I call "sad sack" sitting at the counter and talking about his forthcoming novel, which has been in the works for at least 10 years. Don't look for me, however, because, well, let's just say the cops have "dealt with me and my mom before."
(3)
Niki U.
Come on! This place is George Clinton Funky. Nasty funk white bread toast w/ tons of butter, phat filled bacon. Hashbrowns so crispy and topped w/ all the fixins. We waited on a Sunday morning about 25 minutes and the place is nothing to look at. Actually, you might not want to look but if you want nasy good truck stop breakfast...you should stop on in.
(4)
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Address :4031 E Southport Rd
Indianapolis, IN, 46237
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
J J.
Typical waffle house chain food. Good wait service.
(3)Ricky W.
It's Waffle House. You know what you're in for. But it's always the staff that makes it. And they were great. Definitely glad we stopped here.
(5)Joel F.
Waffle House... there isn't much to say, really. Its your typical small breakfast joint that is always busy on the weekend. We decided that this was the place to go one Sunday with some friends from out of town. We arrived a little after 11am to find the place was busy and had a line to get a table. The guy that was seating everyone did a good job of keeping track of who was first. I didn't keep track but I'm going to say that we waited 15-20 minutes for a table. Once arrived at the table we all pretty much knew what we were getting. Our server brought our drinks and then took our order. Ha! All 4 of us got the same thing. Now for the life of me I can't remember what it is called, but it comes with eggs, bacon, toast, and waffle. Our food came out pretty quick considering how busy they were. Once it started to arrive we condensed our food onto one plate as each of us were getting about 4 plates each. If you haven't been to a waffle house, then you don't know how small the tables are for a group of 4 people. I was impressed how good the food tasted. Other locations in the area don't taste this good. I was surprised, happy, and impressed. Our server kept our drinks full and our table cleared as we one by one emptied our plates. The place is as clean as can be expected for basically a large, one room diner. It does look like they tend to dump a lot of stuff on the floor, behind the counter when they're busy... but I could be wrong as I never actually saw someone do that. Overall, not a bad location, and I'm sure i'd go back again someday.
(4)G S.
It has been my experience with these restaurants is that they are almost never in a good area. The food is exceptional but the owners can never catch a break. Lol. This one had 2 squad cars in the lot handling a domestic disturbance in the hotel adjacent to the Waffle House. I love to get in the pit and nosh with the locals. The waffles cannot be matched anywhere. Also the hash browns are delicious. If you gotta take one on the chin on the way out or in its worth is. Service was great and the workers were a real delight to interact with. Just passing through but I never pass a Waffle House when traveling in the south. God bless you waffle gods.
(5)Reem C.
What can I say about the Waffle House? Honestly, I expected a little bit more when I stepped in. Not sure why. I've seen the big black letters in the yellow squares on my travels for years and as a lover of waffles, I just always assumed that their waffles would be amazing. I was a little disappointed when my waffle came. It was light and fluffy; more like a pancake with squares. I've had much better waffles at IHOP. Turkey bacon/sausage was not an option. *Sigh* I don't always have a taste for pork. I won't complain because one shouldn't expect so much at a place where you can get breakfast for under $8. But, if the name of your establishment is Waffle House, then for crying out loud your waffles should be better than the International House of PANCAKES, not the other way around.
(2)Shari F.
Great service with a diner feel. Food cooked to perfection including crispy bacon. Yum.
(4)Becca B.
Strawberry waffle, hashbrowns, and some coffee. Aww yeah. So good. DO NOT get hashbrowns with jalapenos unless you want hasbrowns floating in a river of nasty pickled jalapeno water. Also do not get scrambled eggs with cheese unless you like Velveeta with a side of egg. But seriously it's a waffle house so I don't know what I expected.
(3)Kent M.
Had breakfast here last week. Typical Waffle House, quick service and good food. Everything I expect from a Waffle House!!
(4)Andy M.
I can't believe that I went a whole year without a Waffle House Breakfast. I started to go through withdrawal. I actually had the shakes and cold chills in anticipation of my smoothed and covered Hash Browns. As we walked inside, the wonderful smells of Eggs, Potato's and grilled onions were in the air. I started drooling like Pavlov's Dog awaiting my first forkful of delight. I decided to go with the Texas Burger on this visit. Of course, I complimented this with a tasty side order of Hash Browns that were smothered, covered and peppered. The Japeleno peppers were a tasty added touch to this delicious lunch. The Waffle House is comfort food personified. I could be in the worst mood of my life and the Waffle House would leave me fat, and happy. The Waffle House is a wonderful treat that I dearly enjoy.
(5)Carolynne M.
Have you read the review from Andy M yet about this place? No? Oh please do, it is important to the understanding of what I am about to say. Go ahead, go read it. I'll wait. OK? You read it? Sigh. Now you see what I have to deal with every. single. time we drive through Indianapolis. And Ohio. And Colorado. And Florida. gah! Yeah for some reason I am on a personal, unwanted quest to hit every Waffle House in North America. Do I "get" the Waffle House? No. Do I enjoy the food, which is carb heavy, cooked in either butter or oil (or both, who knows!) and only ranges in colour from pale yellow to brown? Not really! Vegetables? Forget it...grits are TECHNICALLY a vegetable, right? The best thing I can say about the Waffle House is the coffee, and the unintentional hilarity of the people watching. Well, that and watching Andy's face light up as if he had just won the lottery and Mick Jagger was personally handing it to him. For me, I suffer through it, and thank the lord there are none in the Chicago area.
(3)Matt F.
Wow. Where do I start? I've had many memorable experiences here. From downing delicious waffles while drunk at 3 AM, to having a police officer say "I've dealt with you and your mom before," this place and I go way back. Like most Waffle Houses, it has to be experienced, not read about. The next time you are looking for eats on Southport Road in the early morning hours, hit up the Waffle House. Look for the guy I call "sad sack" sitting at the counter and talking about his forthcoming novel, which has been in the works for at least 10 years. Don't look for me, however, because, well, let's just say the cops have "dealt with me and my mom before."
(3)Niki U.
Come on! This place is George Clinton Funky. Nasty funk white bread toast w/ tons of butter, phat filled bacon. Hashbrowns so crispy and topped w/ all the fixins. We waited on a Sunday morning about 25 minutes and the place is nothing to look at. Actually, you might not want to look but if you want nasy good truck stop breakfast...you should stop on in.
(4)