Food is same as other WHs. the staff is folksy. I like stopping here when make the Lexington to Louisville trek each week
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Brian K.
I usually love Waffle House, but after many visits I've finally given up on this one in Frankfort. If it's not snaggly-tooth women taking your order, then it's like today--two employees and one customer engaqed in loud talking and bragging about how drunk they have been, their various DUIs, how one of them punched a state trooper in the face (a state trooper I know and am friends with, btw), how cops are no good, how one of them has a brother that got arrested down south and how he got off, despite being part of organized crime. And this type of conversation in front of my 13-year old daughter. They had no concept of what it means to be professional. Do they think patrons want to hear this trash? They were loud, and yelling it over our heads while we sat. The whole restaurant could hear everything! If the manager happens to be reading this, clean up your act. You run a dump.
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Dig T.
So on our trip to Frankfort, my family and I stopped for breakfast here and almost immediately we were turned off. There were three of us, me, the wife and my two year old. The seats were too small for one and then our waitress, as sweet as she was, had a nasty busted down grill (teeth). The waffles were so uneventful and the toast was cheap. For a waffle house, I expected grade A waffles. NEGATIVE!
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Beth C.
It's a waffle house so I never expect to be blown away. There is a smoking and non-smoking section. Somedays the entire joint feels like a smoker's lounge with a faint smell of syrup and burnt toast. Today, it wasn't bad at all (thank you non-smokers!). There are six stools at the counter, six chairs along a shorter counter towards the end of the kitchen area, five two-seater booths, and four bigger booths. It's not too big of a place so if you go at a prime time (ie: the post church time) you might have to wait for a seat. Oh yeah, and my food was pretty good...bacon was extra crispy on my visit which is always a plus for me!
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Jenn A.
These places are everywhere in Kentucky and Ohio, and my boyfriend was dying to try it so we did. I wasnt impressed, and I can't say that I will be back. We ordered eggs done the same way - mine were terribly overcooked though his were just fine. If you like mixing up your hashbrowns, they do offer them many different ways - with onions, chili, cheese, just to name a few - so that's a fun perk if it's something you really care about. It's a diner. So I suppose if you go in not expecting much, you wont be too disappointed. Didn't have the waffles so I can't given an opinion in that regard.
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Sam Y.
42 days of driving makes sam y a something something... waffle house. i mean really, they really gotta mess it up for me to give it less than 5. i wasn't even going to review this spot but... today there was a twist. picture this... a young, handsome alpha male enters this podunk waffle house. he is unshaven, his hair unkempt yet his belly growling. as all males do, he surveys the scene to see who would be a threat to his food. last thing he needs is a big trucker to try and steal his food! his name is sam. he sits and a waitress steps over. waitress: what can i getcha to drink hun? sam: can i get an arnold palmer? waitress: what's that? is that, that darn fancy internet talk? the other day a girl says to me j slash k. i ask her what that is. she says to me, just kidding. i said, child! quit that! sam: it's half lemonade, half iced tea. i know i said the same thing. waitress: oh ok. you hear that sheila? half lemonade and half iced tea. you ever heard of that? sheila: no cousin waitress: you learn something new every day. we don't know about that stuff here. you ready to order hun? sam: can i get chopped steak and eggs? waitress: how do ya want it? sam: well done for the steak, and eggs sunny side up. waitress: you want your hash browns smothered and covered and blubbered? sam: no waitress: ok got it sweetie. now all i need is for you to initial this ticket. sam: why? waitress: because its a health thing. the egg is not fully cooked. sam: okay... waitress: initial here, here (licks finger and flips paper) and then sign here at the bottom. wow true story. i had to sign off for eggs. in frankfort kentucky. frankfort is right beyond simpsonville and shelbyville. true story.
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Norbert H.
Food is same as other WHs. the staff is folksy. I like stopping here when make the Lexington to Louisville trek each week
(4)Brian K.
I usually love Waffle House, but after many visits I've finally given up on this one in Frankfort. If it's not snaggly-tooth women taking your order, then it's like today--two employees and one customer engaqed in loud talking and bragging about how drunk they have been, their various DUIs, how one of them punched a state trooper in the face (a state trooper I know and am friends with, btw), how cops are no good, how one of them has a brother that got arrested down south and how he got off, despite being part of organized crime. And this type of conversation in front of my 13-year old daughter. They had no concept of what it means to be professional. Do they think patrons want to hear this trash? They were loud, and yelling it over our heads while we sat. The whole restaurant could hear everything! If the manager happens to be reading this, clean up your act. You run a dump.
(1)Dig T.
So on our trip to Frankfort, my family and I stopped for breakfast here and almost immediately we were turned off. There were three of us, me, the wife and my two year old. The seats were too small for one and then our waitress, as sweet as she was, had a nasty busted down grill (teeth). The waffles were so uneventful and the toast was cheap. For a waffle house, I expected grade A waffles. NEGATIVE!
(1)Beth C.
It's a waffle house so I never expect to be blown away. There is a smoking and non-smoking section. Somedays the entire joint feels like a smoker's lounge with a faint smell of syrup and burnt toast. Today, it wasn't bad at all (thank you non-smokers!). There are six stools at the counter, six chairs along a shorter counter towards the end of the kitchen area, five two-seater booths, and four bigger booths. It's not too big of a place so if you go at a prime time (ie: the post church time) you might have to wait for a seat. Oh yeah, and my food was pretty good...bacon was extra crispy on my visit which is always a plus for me!
(3)Jenn A.
These places are everywhere in Kentucky and Ohio, and my boyfriend was dying to try it so we did. I wasnt impressed, and I can't say that I will be back. We ordered eggs done the same way - mine were terribly overcooked though his were just fine. If you like mixing up your hashbrowns, they do offer them many different ways - with onions, chili, cheese, just to name a few - so that's a fun perk if it's something you really care about. It's a diner. So I suppose if you go in not expecting much, you wont be too disappointed. Didn't have the waffles so I can't given an opinion in that regard.
(2)Sam Y.
42 days of driving makes sam y a something something... waffle house. i mean really, they really gotta mess it up for me to give it less than 5. i wasn't even going to review this spot but... today there was a twist. picture this... a young, handsome alpha male enters this podunk waffle house. he is unshaven, his hair unkempt yet his belly growling. as all males do, he surveys the scene to see who would be a threat to his food. last thing he needs is a big trucker to try and steal his food! his name is sam. he sits and a waitress steps over. waitress: what can i getcha to drink hun? sam: can i get an arnold palmer? waitress: what's that? is that, that darn fancy internet talk? the other day a girl says to me j slash k. i ask her what that is. she says to me, just kidding. i said, child! quit that! sam: it's half lemonade, half iced tea. i know i said the same thing. waitress: oh ok. you hear that sheila? half lemonade and half iced tea. you ever heard of that? sheila: no cousin waitress: you learn something new every day. we don't know about that stuff here. you ready to order hun? sam: can i get chopped steak and eggs? waitress: how do ya want it? sam: well done for the steak, and eggs sunny side up. waitress: you want your hash browns smothered and covered and blubbered? sam: no waitress: ok got it sweetie. now all i need is for you to initial this ticket. sam: why? waitress: because its a health thing. the egg is not fully cooked. sam: okay... waitress: initial here, here (licks finger and flips paper) and then sign here at the bottom. wow true story. i had to sign off for eggs. in frankfort kentucky. frankfort is right beyond simpsonville and shelbyville. true story.
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