Don't get me wrong. A waffle house is a waffle house is a waffle house. I don't hate them; I don't love them. This particular one I've been to about 3 dozen times. Ask for Ben. He's my favorite... short, white guy with blondish hair in his 30s-40s. They have a few other ladies that are alright too. They'll talk shit to you, but in the end... it's all in good fun. Unless the customer can't handle their sarcasm & rude humor, then you'll probably have a miserable time here. Bert's best bowl of chili. Order it. Love it. Get it with all the toppings. It slow cooks all day, and by 2am... you'll think you died and went to Waffle House chili heaven. And they have an ancient jukebox. Play it, even though the volume is minute.
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Joel M.
Is there anything that needs to be said. Obviously I love Waffle House...this is 3d different one in State of LA that I have reviewed. The food is always on and the staff I had was great...my only peeve that's developing with Waffle House, and this is across the board, is if you gonna advertise country gravy then make sure you got the damn gravy cooked up & ready to go when I come in!!! I'm a boy that loves him some gravy...other than that you never go wrong with Waffle House!!!!
(5)
Carla V.
This Waffle House is unlike any other. Typically, the staff of the Waffle House is feverishly running from kitchen to table to serve, bus, and place an order in nanoseconds, as if they cannot jeopardize losing a coveted world title for fastest served breakfast. These food & beverage professionals flutter across the tiled floor like speedy Pacman ghosts. Well, not at this location. Our adventure begins mid-morning on a Saturday. The lot is pretty full and yet there doesn't appear to be a wait. Note, the word "delay" should be used in place of "wait" since there is no waiting room space in the restaurant. In traditional fashion, you have to wait to be seated, but no one is there serving as a host. No problem, I've been to a Waffle House, I can wait for a table to become available, but where's my "Welcome to Waffle House" greeting? Where is the "We'll be right with you". Nothing. Instead, we spot a random un-uniformed man busing a couple of the tables. Is he volunteering or did he get tired of waiting and decide to take matters into his own hands? Time revealed that it was the former...disappointing, I know. What seemed to be about seven minutes later, we were asked to sit at a table near the window that had been bused, but not wiped down, so there are coffee rings, crumbs, the ecoli virus, who knows was else left as remnants of the previous guests. Our young waitress arrives to wipe down the table with what looked like a dingy grey washcloth that was probably once white. Things start to look up as our silverware is placed on napkins and drink orders are taken, shortly followed by taking our order. Like I said, they started to look up - briefly. My date has eggs over easy and they are undercooked. How is this even possible on a grill that is never turned off - the place is open 24 hours, isn't it more likely that they will overcook your order than under cook it? The answer is no. If you are a consummate Waffle House diner, like I am, you might want to end the story here. I was appalled to see my hash browns thrown together on my plate as if I had made them myself. They were not served in a perfectly shaped circle. I would like to say if you have never been to a Waffle House, you would be none the wiser, except they have a picture menu whereby the hash browns are shaped in a circle thanks to a aluminum cylinder similar to a cookie cutter. The food (with the exception of the undercooked eggs) was good and met typical Waffle House standards and our waitress was friendly and fairly attentive. However, you could see that we weren't the only frustrated guests and that the level of service was below par based on every other Waffle House in the world. I guess they went rogue and I just couldn't handle it. Hello, my name is Carla, I'm a traditionalist when it comes to the Waffle House dining experience. Even if we were drunk, we still would have realized the service was off, that's how bad it was. My advice would be to stop at the one near the Sorrento exit instead!
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Cade M.
I mean it's a standard Waffle House. You know what you're getting when you go in. Honestly this Waffle House has great servers. You can really make a connection. But the food, hey it's hangover food, nothing really gourmet. They got the greasy bacon, the buttered toast, it's the same everywhere. The servers though, they are the best. So if you ever feel like stopping by, just remember not to get caught up with Ringo and Honey Bunny.
(3)
Samera W.
Never a dull morning at Waffle House! Cooks and Waitstaff arguing, people waiting on tables, place looks like it needs a good powerwashing inside and out!
(2)
Tommy M.
I can't give no stars or I would. Cold food, indifferent waitress and slowwww! Waffle House should close this one!
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast, Late Night Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Very Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Courtney C.
Don't get me wrong. A waffle house is a waffle house is a waffle house. I don't hate them; I don't love them. This particular one I've been to about 3 dozen times. Ask for Ben. He's my favorite... short, white guy with blondish hair in his 30s-40s. They have a few other ladies that are alright too. They'll talk shit to you, but in the end... it's all in good fun. Unless the customer can't handle their sarcasm & rude humor, then you'll probably have a miserable time here. Bert's best bowl of chili. Order it. Love it. Get it with all the toppings. It slow cooks all day, and by 2am... you'll think you died and went to Waffle House chili heaven. And they have an ancient jukebox. Play it, even though the volume is minute.
(3)Joel M.
Is there anything that needs to be said. Obviously I love Waffle House...this is 3d different one in State of LA that I have reviewed. The food is always on and the staff I had was great...my only peeve that's developing with Waffle House, and this is across the board, is if you gonna advertise country gravy then make sure you got the damn gravy cooked up & ready to go when I come in!!! I'm a boy that loves him some gravy...other than that you never go wrong with Waffle House!!!!
(5)Carla V.
This Waffle House is unlike any other. Typically, the staff of the Waffle House is feverishly running from kitchen to table to serve, bus, and place an order in nanoseconds, as if they cannot jeopardize losing a coveted world title for fastest served breakfast. These food & beverage professionals flutter across the tiled floor like speedy Pacman ghosts. Well, not at this location. Our adventure begins mid-morning on a Saturday. The lot is pretty full and yet there doesn't appear to be a wait. Note, the word "delay" should be used in place of "wait" since there is no waiting room space in the restaurant. In traditional fashion, you have to wait to be seated, but no one is there serving as a host. No problem, I've been to a Waffle House, I can wait for a table to become available, but where's my "Welcome to Waffle House" greeting? Where is the "We'll be right with you". Nothing. Instead, we spot a random un-uniformed man busing a couple of the tables. Is he volunteering or did he get tired of waiting and decide to take matters into his own hands? Time revealed that it was the former...disappointing, I know. What seemed to be about seven minutes later, we were asked to sit at a table near the window that had been bused, but not wiped down, so there are coffee rings, crumbs, the ecoli virus, who knows was else left as remnants of the previous guests. Our young waitress arrives to wipe down the table with what looked like a dingy grey washcloth that was probably once white. Things start to look up as our silverware is placed on napkins and drink orders are taken, shortly followed by taking our order. Like I said, they started to look up - briefly. My date has eggs over easy and they are undercooked. How is this even possible on a grill that is never turned off - the place is open 24 hours, isn't it more likely that they will overcook your order than under cook it? The answer is no. If you are a consummate Waffle House diner, like I am, you might want to end the story here. I was appalled to see my hash browns thrown together on my plate as if I had made them myself. They were not served in a perfectly shaped circle. I would like to say if you have never been to a Waffle House, you would be none the wiser, except they have a picture menu whereby the hash browns are shaped in a circle thanks to a aluminum cylinder similar to a cookie cutter. The food (with the exception of the undercooked eggs) was good and met typical Waffle House standards and our waitress was friendly and fairly attentive. However, you could see that we weren't the only frustrated guests and that the level of service was below par based on every other Waffle House in the world. I guess they went rogue and I just couldn't handle it. Hello, my name is Carla, I'm a traditionalist when it comes to the Waffle House dining experience. Even if we were drunk, we still would have realized the service was off, that's how bad it was. My advice would be to stop at the one near the Sorrento exit instead!
(2)Cade M.
I mean it's a standard Waffle House. You know what you're getting when you go in. Honestly this Waffle House has great servers. You can really make a connection. But the food, hey it's hangover food, nothing really gourmet. They got the greasy bacon, the buttered toast, it's the same everywhere. The servers though, they are the best. So if you ever feel like stopping by, just remember not to get caught up with Ringo and Honey Bunny.
(3)Samera W.
Never a dull morning at Waffle House! Cooks and Waitstaff arguing, people waiting on tables, place looks like it needs a good powerwashing inside and out!
(2)Tommy M.
I can't give no stars or I would. Cold food, indifferent waitress and slowwww! Waffle House should close this one!
(1)