I don't know why people don't like WaHo (Waffle House), but this place is amazing. You have to love the system of efficiency and cheapness that is Waffle House and learn to respect it for what it is: a cheap 24 hour diner. You can split a meal with someone and pay 4 dollars each for breakfast and coffee any time of the day. If you can't find a place to eat, chances are everyone will be happy with Waffle House, especially at late night or on a hungover morning. But it's not just the partier's choice, its also for anyone wanting excellent warm food on a budget! God bless WaHo!
(5)
Lee S.
Very good food and fast.
(4)
Mandy B.
When my boyfriend and I went to waffle house it was pretty packed so we had to sit on the bar and had the pleasure of watching them cook our food. By the time the food arrived we were so disgusted that we refused to eat any of his eggs and meat we were served. We had been watching them prepare eggs and what they did was take a small metal cup and break eggs in it, mix the eggs on a mechanical mixer, and then put them on the griddle to cook. They proceeded to just set the small cup down on the counter and leave it there. A little while later when someone else ordered eggs they would just pick the cup up and do it again. Yes you read correctly, they would not wash the cup or the mixer off before they started another order. We began to think about how long that cup might have been used and about how long it may have been sitting out at room temperature (24 hour restaurant) unwashed and needless to say we completely lost our appetites. We haven't been back to one since and I don't think we ever will.
(1)
Jeff F.
If your trip to waffle house is something that you clearly remember (and not something as part of a black out resembling the hangover), you did it wrong. There's a decent chance that someone will be smoking while making your food, but that's part of the experience. Trips to wafflehouse should involve a designated driver and should not be made before 1 am
(3)
J Jason B.
Unless you've never been to a Waffle House, reading a critical review seems nearly as unnecessary as writing one, but given my across-the-board expertise in all things restaurant, a.k.a. my penchant for dining alone and reading all available literature, I doubt I can add to the canon of diner reviews in any meaningful way. Waffle House is a chain of diners that are built along interstates, like toll booths, never more than 5 feet from the highway and there's pretty much one at every exit, especially in the South. I'm not saying if you see a Waffle House, you're in the South, but I will say that if you see a Waffle House, someone in the WH organization thinks where you are is the South. Waffle House is always open. Their system is a highly refined American diner style, where the servers call out coded orders to solitary short-order cooks. I've always found this entertaining, more so on the rare occasion the cook doesn't give the impression that they're chained to an oven in Hell for eternity. Actually this is why, among all identical Waffle Houses, I like this one pretty well, the employees are usually upbeat and entertaining, with the exception of the last time we went in, and our real waitress never made it out of the back area. We heard the employees continually asking one another "is she okay?" which is a disconcerting thing to have to hear throughout the course of your meal what with the looming zombie apocalypse and all...but it didn't hamper the service, the rest of the staff simply stepped in and we didn't require much, also none of them looked as if they had been scratched or bitten. Waffle House is indeed the leading purveyor of waffles, but what put them on the map was the Toddle House omelets, which gets their fluffiness from being scrambled in the same machine that blends ice cream shakes. I mean, not the exact same machine, gross, but a similar machine... Regardless, both waffle and omelette here are... how to put this... a great value. Not awesome, but cheap, and pretty good. It leaves a lot to be desired, the only cheese is American, the only hot sauce is Tabasco, my girlfriend and I offer competing explanations for what they use as blueberries in the blueberry waffles. The fact I can have all the things I mentioned in this review and bottomless coffee for under $10 anytime of day, though, is really what warrants 4 stars in my mind.
(4)
Gates N.
Waffle House is heaven on Earth but the bathrooms here knocked it down from the almost-given 5/5. Waitress was a lovely human being who really loved cheese. Highly recommended in conjunction with a stay at the Days Inn next door.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Waiter Service : Yes
Laura R.
I don't know why people don't like WaHo (Waffle House), but this place is amazing. You have to love the system of efficiency and cheapness that is Waffle House and learn to respect it for what it is: a cheap 24 hour diner. You can split a meal with someone and pay 4 dollars each for breakfast and coffee any time of the day. If you can't find a place to eat, chances are everyone will be happy with Waffle House, especially at late night or on a hungover morning. But it's not just the partier's choice, its also for anyone wanting excellent warm food on a budget! God bless WaHo!
(5)Lee S.
Very good food and fast.
(4)Mandy B.
When my boyfriend and I went to waffle house it was pretty packed so we had to sit on the bar and had the pleasure of watching them cook our food. By the time the food arrived we were so disgusted that we refused to eat any of his eggs and meat we were served. We had been watching them prepare eggs and what they did was take a small metal cup and break eggs in it, mix the eggs on a mechanical mixer, and then put them on the griddle to cook. They proceeded to just set the small cup down on the counter and leave it there. A little while later when someone else ordered eggs they would just pick the cup up and do it again. Yes you read correctly, they would not wash the cup or the mixer off before they started another order. We began to think about how long that cup might have been used and about how long it may have been sitting out at room temperature (24 hour restaurant) unwashed and needless to say we completely lost our appetites. We haven't been back to one since and I don't think we ever will.
(1)Jeff F.
If your trip to waffle house is something that you clearly remember (and not something as part of a black out resembling the hangover), you did it wrong. There's a decent chance that someone will be smoking while making your food, but that's part of the experience. Trips to wafflehouse should involve a designated driver and should not be made before 1 am
(3)J Jason B.
Unless you've never been to a Waffle House, reading a critical review seems nearly as unnecessary as writing one, but given my across-the-board expertise in all things restaurant, a.k.a. my penchant for dining alone and reading all available literature, I doubt I can add to the canon of diner reviews in any meaningful way. Waffle House is a chain of diners that are built along interstates, like toll booths, never more than 5 feet from the highway and there's pretty much one at every exit, especially in the South. I'm not saying if you see a Waffle House, you're in the South, but I will say that if you see a Waffle House, someone in the WH organization thinks where you are is the South. Waffle House is always open. Their system is a highly refined American diner style, where the servers call out coded orders to solitary short-order cooks. I've always found this entertaining, more so on the rare occasion the cook doesn't give the impression that they're chained to an oven in Hell for eternity. Actually this is why, among all identical Waffle Houses, I like this one pretty well, the employees are usually upbeat and entertaining, with the exception of the last time we went in, and our real waitress never made it out of the back area. We heard the employees continually asking one another "is she okay?" which is a disconcerting thing to have to hear throughout the course of your meal what with the looming zombie apocalypse and all...but it didn't hamper the service, the rest of the staff simply stepped in and we didn't require much, also none of them looked as if they had been scratched or bitten. Waffle House is indeed the leading purveyor of waffles, but what put them on the map was the Toddle House omelets, which gets their fluffiness from being scrambled in the same machine that blends ice cream shakes. I mean, not the exact same machine, gross, but a similar machine... Regardless, both waffle and omelette here are... how to put this... a great value. Not awesome, but cheap, and pretty good. It leaves a lot to be desired, the only cheese is American, the only hot sauce is Tabasco, my girlfriend and I offer competing explanations for what they use as blueberries in the blueberry waffles. The fact I can have all the things I mentioned in this review and bottomless coffee for under $10 anytime of day, though, is really what warrants 4 stars in my mind.
(4)Gates N.
Waffle House is heaven on Earth but the bathrooms here knocked it down from the almost-given 5/5. Waitress was a lovely human being who really loved cheese. Highly recommended in conjunction with a stay at the Days Inn next door.
(4)